
Developed a flexible hardware configuration system for the ISSUIUC/MIDAS-Software repository, enabling rapid setup of booster, sustainer, and relay components through command-line interface options. Leveraging Python, the work focused on command-line argument parsing and serial port management to automate COM port assignments based on the specified hardware configuration and available ports. This approach eliminated manual configuration steps, streamlining deployment and reconfiguration processes for MIDAS hardware rigs. By integrating these features, the solution improved reliability and reduced setup time, supporting scalable hardware onboarding. The implementation addressed the need for efficient, repeatable hardware deployments in environments requiring frequent configuration changes.
February 2025 – ISSUIUC/MIDAS-Software: Implemented flexible hardware configuration via command-line arguments with automatic COM port assignment, enabling rapid, scalable hardware setups for booster, sustainer, and relay configurations. This work reduces manual configuration, accelerates deployments, and improves reliability in hardware onboarding.
February 2025 – ISSUIUC/MIDAS-Software: Implemented flexible hardware configuration via command-line arguments with automatic COM port assignment, enabling rapid, scalable hardware setups for booster, sustainer, and relay configurations. This work reduces manual configuration, accelerates deployments, and improves reliability in hardware onboarding.

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