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rueclfer · 8 months ago

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everything is embarrassing // izuku midoriya

when he doesn't know how to take control of his life

a/n: 6k+ words lmao i feel crazzzzzy ok bye

19-year-old izuku doesn't have the privilege of hopping around college parties on the weekends or enjoy the “college experience” like his friends do.

he can barely catch a break to breathe.

monday through friday he's in classes from 8:00am to 4:00pm, and for more than half of the week from 6:00pm to 12:00am, he's working at the campus library- simultaneously shelving returns, organizing files, and scrambling to finish his homework. on the weekends, he'll be at his part time job at the local cafe just down the street from his dorm building.

it hasn't been an easy semester for izuku. he's a year behind his friends and he wants nothing more than to be able to walk across that stage with them by the end of their fourth year, but nothing comes easy when you’ve been out of school for a year, no money, have a scholarship on the line, and a single mother at home to make proud.

he's watching the time go by. his eyes darting back and forth between the ticking needle on the analog clock and you sitting at your usual table with your headphones on, attention glued to your textbook, and the tapping of your pencil growing louder by the second.

occasionally, he'd let himself clock out and lock up about 5-10 minutes early if there was no one lingering around on his floor, and all of the day's work had been completed. no one stays as late in the library as you do. it annoys him.

5-10 minutes is crucial to izuku.

he could get a head-start on his commute back to his dorm. if he walks quickly enough, he'd be back before 12:15am, be ready for bed by 12:35am, and he'd be able to get at least 6 hours of sleep.

if he's lucky.

but you. you were always there until the very last minute- sometimes even past closing.

it's 12:05am. how could anyone be so careless to not keep an eye on the time? can’t you see that it’s only you two left on this floor? did you not hear the 10 minute closing warning on the intercom?

if he wasn't running on a couple hour of sleep, a poor excuse for dinner, and 6 hours worth of brain numbing work, he wouldn't have the nerves to approach you so casually. he'd be replaying what he wanted to say in his head, stumbling over his words, and hope you wouldn't take offense to it.

"the library's closed." he bluntly says, still maintaining a few feet of distance.

you don't hear him or notice his presence at all. you're lost in that textbook and your mind is fumbling through these terms and definitions staring back at you.

izuku blinks once. then twice.

"hey." he starts again, taking a step closer and setting a hand down on the table right above your textbook.

you look up and catch the library worker’s tired eyes. your gaze immediately flickers to the analog clock hung on the wall past his shoulder.

12:12am

“oh shit!” you exclaim, ripping off your headphones. “i’m sorry. i’m so sorry, i lost track of time.”

you slam your textbook shut, rubbing your eyes against the back of your hand. how long had you been at it like this? studying the hours away in your own corner of the library?

“yeah.” izuku breathily chuckles, a sense of relief washing over him as he watches you haphazardly shove your books and papers in your bag. “sorry, i hate to interrupt a good study session, but i’m kinda tired, and if i stay here for another minute, the shelves might start talking to me.”

“god, don’t be sorry. i get it.” you laugh, slinging your bag over your shoulder. “i’m here, like, everyday. i’m sure everyone who works here is sick of me by now.”.

“yeah, me too.” he sheepishly rubs the back of his neck as you two make your way towards the exit. “here everyday, that is.” he quips, nervously running a hand through his tousled hair.

“look at us, so scholarly.” your voice dripping in sarcasm. you turn your head over your shoulder to meet his eye. “paying so much money for this university to drain us of all joy in life.”

“well, i’m on a scholarship.” izuku mutters. “so i guess i still have some joy left?

“yeah? well that’s actually even worse.”

“is it?” he cocks an eyebrow.

“you have much more to lose.”

the next time you two see each other, he’s knelt over an open filing cabinet, digging through dividers for some sort of paperwork.

since that night you’ve met, university life has felt a bit less lonely- something about taking a 20 minute walk to your dorm buildings, which happens to be right next to each other, complaining about how terrible of time you’re having adjusting to university life really brings people together.

“hey.” you cough.

izuku looks up to see you sporting a coffee cup in each hand.

“oh. it’s you. hey.”

you hold one out to him, waiting for him to take it, but all he does is give you a blank stare as his eyes flicker between your own and the cup outreached towards him.

“take it.” you chuckle. “i brought it for you. you looked like shit last time i saw you, so...”

the corners of his mouth quirks up into a smile, gingerly accepting the hot cup of coffee.

“...so this is your apology for staying past closing the other night?” he teases.

“oh definitely not.” you scoff. “i’ll be doing it again tonight too, don’t you worry.”

he nods his head, taking a deep swig of the bittersweet coffee. “see you at midnight, then.”

“see you at midnight.” you confirm, sending him a smile as you pull your headphones over your ear and head towards the back of the library where your designated table was waiting for you.

at 21-years-old, izuku goes to his first house party. it takes you about a week to convince him to give you one of his saturday nights that he’d usually reserve for studying or catching up on sleep.

“please.” you beg once more. “what are you going to say to your future students? how are you going to say you had the college experience without going to a single party?”

“with a degree?” he chuckles, slinging a rag over his shoulder. “you’re also distracting me. i’m on the clock, and my boss can come back anytime, you know.”

“oh, please.” you roll your eyes. “if toshinori was here, he’d be telling you to put your big boy pants on and get drunk with his favorite customer tonight. and if you agreed the first time i asked, i wouldn’t have to follow you to your second place of employment.”

“i’m sorry, i can’t. maybe next time?”

“please, izuku, just one party. i’ll help you get ready after your shift. we’ll leave anytime you want, but i can guarantee you’ll have so much fun. i promise i’ll never ask you again if you really do end up hating it.”

he can imagine it now- if someone asked him about his college experience, he wouldn’t mention the parties, the professors, or the time spent away from home. he’d talk about you.

izuku has a hard time balancing his life between keeping up with the workload and trying to not let his days blend into a muddy gray, but you had perfectly fit somewhere in between all of the chaos like a fresh breath of air.

izuku was tired, and you were a shot of espresso. how can he say no to you?

“fine.” he sighs in defeat, sliding a cup of coffee across the counter towards you. “but i can’t be out that late, okay? i have to be back here in the morning.”

“what the fuck happened?” you slam the door shut behind you, muffling out chatter of the crowd and heavy bass shaking through the walls.

you twist a wad of toilet paper into a cone before plugging the stream of blood gushing from his nose.

“sorry, sorry, sorry!” he repeats, holding the toilet paper in place with a bewildered look in his eyes.

“i don’t know what happened,” he starts in a nasally tone “maybe it’s all the smoke in the air or something. i heard that second hand smoke can be really drying for your nasal passages, especially if there’s not a lot of ventilation like in this apartment, i also haven’t been drinking a lot of water today and-”

“aht!” you interrupt, nudging him over with your elbow to rinse your hands off from the bloody residue. “my theory is that your body is shutting down on itself from the lack of proper sleep and nutrition. thoughts?”

izuku pouts. “stop it. i had a protein shake before we came, remember?”

“of course, how could i forget about the most rancid concoction you managed to blend together?” you mutter, wetting a wad of toilet paper and dabbing away the dried blood that had fallen onto his chin and t-shirt.

he cocks an eyebrow at you, holding up the red solo cup containing a questionable blue liquid that you shoved in his hands to hold when his nose started dripping blood.

“wow, since when were you a chem major? since you know so much about ‘rancid concoctions,’ huh?” he deadpans.

“izuku midoriya, are you getting sassy with me?” you scoff, grabbing the cup back from his hands.

“maybe i am.” he presses his lips together to suppress a smirk. “or maybe i’m just making an observation.”

izuku had finally started learning how to bite back. somewhere within the last year, the skittish library worker who you enjoyed pestering had grown the confidence to return your relentless teasing.

you weren’t sure how to take it- how giddy it made you feel and how much more of it you wanted to draw out of him.

to him, it was all a front. he perfected the line delivery with ease, but at the cost of his chest tightening and stomach turning over the sight of your amused smile and lit up eyes. this made him anxious.

you have much more to lose

everytime he sees you, he’s reminded of your very first conversation together when you were first years. he’s acutely aware of how much he has to lose, but if there’s one thing izuku could not bear to risk losing during the worst few years of his life, it was you.

“uh, why are you looking at me like that?” he nervously chuckles, his ears growing hot from trailing your eyes as they glaze over his face.

“i love you.” you smile, the alcohol finally making its way to your head. “a lot.”

izuku’s breathing stops for a moment. his eyes widen, and the nervous giggles continue pouring out as his facade from minutes earlier crumbles completely.

“why are you laughing?” you chuckle, taking a sip from your cup, choking back a grimace.

“i…i don’t know.” he bites his bottom lip, suddenly aware of his nervous habit. “you’re just being a silly drunk right now."

“what? because i said i love you?” you cock your head with a lazy smile “the L-word got your panties in a twist?”

“don’t know what you mean.” he turns his attention back to the mirror, subtly swiping his sweaty palms on his thighs before unplugging the tissue from his nose.

for the first time in his life, he’s simultaneously grateful and regretful for alcohol. grateful for the red sheen over his face to mask his blush. regretful for the carelessness it caused you with your words.

he doesn’t have the time or energy to entertain it. that is the one thing he’s certain of. he wouldn’t be good for you- wouldn’t give you the time and attention you deserved. he loves you too. he loves you enough to not say it back.

“it stopped bleeding. i think i’ll have to leave soon, so let’s get back out there, yeah? i’ll make you a better drink, too.”

he shoots you a forced grin before grabbing you by the shoulders and ushering you two back to the party where you reunite with your roommates and mutual friends. you leave your drink in the bathroom.

on the day izuku turns 22-years-old, he finds out that he’s on track to graduate with you and his friends. after stepping out for a quick phone call with his academic advisor, he drunkenly cries into your shoulder mid-birthday party (that his boss at the cafe forced him to take the time off to have).

all of the hard work and courses he packed on during his first two years at university finally paid off. though, that doesn't mean he’s gotten any easier on himself.

he quits his job at the library and starts student teaching part time at the local middle school for college credit.

you barely see him now-a-days. more often than not, your texts go unanswered.

izuku is a busy guy.

you miss him. you didn't realize how lonely it felt to walk back to your dorm from the library at midnight by yourself- you haven't felt this way for a while, not since you met izuku.

you wished he made it easier for you. your feelings for him never subsides, but instead grows into a longing ache. it’ll be like this until graduation. the occasional text message, running into each other in the halls with quick hello and goodbye, coming into his weekend job just to see him for a few reassuring moments- you know you both needed it.

he talks about you to his students a lot- “my best friend,” “someone important to me,” “my support system,” and etc. he’s always referring to you.

he missed seeing you all the time, but it’s all been so hectic for him he hates to admit that you barely cross his mind when he’s in the midst of a busy day. on top of his regular grueling school work, he has to lesson-plan for the days he’s teaching, grade papers, as well as check in with his professors and mentors.

he doesn’t know how he does it.

working in that library was excruciating, but he missed nothing more than the last half hour of his shifts where it’d just be you two, sending shy glances at one another until it hit midnight. he doesn’t even mind the rest of the 6 hour shift where you’re just sitting in the same spot that you always gravitate towards, head in the textbook for him to look up at every now and then.

you tell him you love him for the second time at the end of your graduation party when all of the guests have cleared out of your half empty apartment.

“what?” his eyes go wide, exactly like they did a year ago.

“i love you, izuku.” you ball the sides of your graduation gown, wrinkling the fabric in your hands.

you’re sober this time, which makes it infinitely more painful to say out loud.

his mouth gapes open as if he’s a fish gasping for water. he doesn’t know what to say.

“i have for years.” you fill in the silence, fidgeting with the silky material. “ever since you kicked me out of that fucking library, i think. i don’t know. maybe i’m being stupid, but i can’t help it. i love you, and i need you to know before… you know.”

it’s been three years, and you’ve waited until this night to pour it all out because you knew that in less than 24 hours, you’d be going your separate ways.

in a perfect situation, izuku would tell you that he feels the same. he’d run through an airport to stop you from leaving and beg you to stay with him. you wouldn’t have to go back home. you’d share an apartment. live in the city. start your entry jobs. you’d have time together.

“i’m sorry.” is all he says. “i’m sorry.” he repeats.

tears well in his eyes, and he grabs you by the shoulders to pull you into his chest.

“sheesh, you’re such a crybaby.” you choke out a half chuckle, your eyes running hot now. “don’t be sorry, okay? i get it. i know.”

your arms tightly wrap around izuku’s waist as you two silently sob into one another. his hand runs through your hair, stopping at the nape of your neck to pull you closer.

there’s something much more painful behind this confession to cry about. you’re leaving the city, and you have no reason to stay. for the first time in three years, izuku won’t be within arm’s reach and you’re left with the cold reality of navigating your future without your best friend by your side.

“you know, i..” he begins, pulling you back to look at your face, searching for the right words, or an answer. “it’s not that i don’t feel the same, okay?”

his cheeks lightly dust over pink. it’s the first time he’s admitted that out loud.

“i know.” you sadly smile, your hand reaching up to wipe away the stray tears left on his cheeks. “we’ll be okay. we worked hard for this, izuku.”

izuku felt like throwing up. he had spent the last three years working himself into the ground with endless all-nighters, black coffees, and missed events to get everything he’s ever wanted for his future, so why does it feel like his world is slipping from between his fingers?

yes, he worked hard, but he wondered if it was all enough?

“i’m going to miss you.” he mutters, connecting your foreheads together. “i already do. you’re everything to me.”

“me more. i’ll miss you more.”

after that night, you don’t see izuku again for a long time.

izuku jumps into his new position at the local high school in the same school district as the middle school he worked at during his last year of university. he feels a sense of relief everytime he walks into his school building- something that he couldn’t ever say during his years as a student.

you move back home and land an entry job at a startup tech company. it’s boring work, but at least it’s remote and your days don’t mesh into one- you made sure you would never have to go through that again.

you try to stay connected, but work is busy, and you’re both trying to figure out what life is supposed to look like post-grad. occasionally, you’ll send each other a meaningless “thinking of you” message, but you eventually lose contact after a couple of years of trying to plan visits and meet ups- there is just no time. there never was.

at 27-years-old, izuku is spending his late afternoon sitting in his empty classroom with one of his students. it’s half an hour past their scheduled parent-teacher conference time, and he’s wondering if he should just reschedule.

“are you sure your mom is coming? did you tell her the right time and date?” izuku sighs, resting his head on a propped elbow.

“duh. what kind of student do you think i am?” they scoff, glancing up at him from their phone.

“judging by your grades, i know exactly the kind of student you are.” he mumbles.

izuku’s trying to not panic, the kid clearly isn’t, but he’s wondering how far back this sets his schedule. he should be starting on the stack of papers to grade by now. he still needs to write out a lesson plan for tomorrow. maybe the kids deserve a movie day? maybe he deserves a movie day.

“don’t freak out.” izuku hears from outside of his door “you’re fine. it’s okay. seriously, chill the fuck out you weren’t interrupting anything, i needed a break anyways. i’m walking in right now. yeah, i’ll let you know how it goes.”

finally.

izuku straightens up, and tightens his tie. he whips open his laptop and pulls up the tabs of grades and assignments to discuss.

“i’m so sorry-” the voice falters at the end as it enters the classroom.

“don’t be, i was just-” izuku glances up from his screen and his throat suddenly closes shut.

5 years later, and the universe leads you back to one another. here. in his classroom.

“izuku midoriya?” you cough out.

for the first time in his life, he doesn’t like the way his name sounds coming out of your mouth. it’s hesitant. it sounds foreign. it makes him question himself for a moment.

yes? that’s me, right? it’s me, izuku. your izuku.

“what are…uh.. you…here?” he stammers, unable to get the words out.

you take a step forward into the classroom. you could pass out at the sight of him. he still seemed as boyish as ever. maybe a bit broader, and taller, but his hair is still just as wild as it was in university. you can’t help but feel a twinge of insecurity as you wonder if you looked any different as well.

“uh…where’s mom?” your nephew glances back and forth between you two starstrucked at the sight of one another. “we have to look over my grades and stuff, you know.”

“right!” you exclaim. “your mom got caught up at work, so she asked me to come in.” you awkwardly shift in your position, your eyes never leaving izuku’s.

izuku’s face flares up in heat, snapping back into the present as his eyes flicker back towards his student.

“you know what? let’s reschedule that. you can go and i’ll see you tomorrow?” he quickly stands up, knocking over his chair and hitting his knee against his desk in the process.

“really?” they cock an eyebrow at the shift in behavior from the two adults in the room.

“yup! we’re running late and i have a meeting right now, so i’ll just email your mom to reschedule.” he forces a reassuring grin, making his way around his desk. “don’t forget to read over the syllabus to see what’s due, alright?”

“alright, i guess. see you tomorrow then, sensei” they shoot you a questioning side glance as they sling their backpack over their shoulder. “are you taking me home?”

“no.” you say, almost a bit too quickly. “uh, i have some errands to run before your mom gets back home, so you go on ahead i’ll see you at home.”

once your nephew leaves, unsuspecting of the thick line of tension running between his aunt and teacher, izuku quickly rushes over and shuts his door.

“whatareyoudoinghere?” the sentence leaves his mouth in an incoherent string of words. he grabs you by the shoulders and lets his eyes take in your face. every curve, every mark, every wrinkle, old and new.

you feel 19 again. you guess the urge to kiss izuku midoroya never leaves you, after all.

“my sister just got a new job, so i’m living with her and helping her out with the kids while she adjusts.” you breathlessly stare at him. “i didn’t know you were still in the city.”

of course he’s still here- exactly where you left him after all these years. his grip on your shoulders tightens as a response. he’s scared that if he lets go, you’ll be gone for good, or at least for another 5 years.

“we should catch up.” you smile, grabbing onto his forearms as a warmth crawls up your next “when are you free? i mean, you’re probably really busy, but even a phone call-”

“tonight? how about tonight?” he blurts out. “we can go somewhere?”

izuku reassures himself that it’s fine. the kids can have a movie day, and he’ll spend that time grading papers and catching up on work. the only thing he needs is right in front of him.

seeing your face light up makes him feel nothing but nostalgic euphoria. he never wants to lose this feeling again.

“i’ll text you, then? you still have my number?”

he almost laughs in your face. your text conversation has been pinned to the top since the day you exchanged phone numbers.

“by heart.”

“tech? like you work in IT?” izuku’s face scrunches in disgust. he almost spits his drink out. “why the hell would you do that to yourself?”

“shut up!” you rub your face in your hands, snorting out a laugh. “it’s easy, i’m in a senior position, it pays well, and it’s remote. that’s all i care about for now.”

you two meet at a nearby bar. outside of his suit and tie, he looked much younger. he looks like the izuku you knew half a decade ago with his perpetual pink cheeks, slightly too large graphic tee, and red sneakers.

“so you’re now living with your sister… in the city.” he begins, looking into your eyes with a hopeful gleam. “for how long?”

“i’m not sure.” you shrug. “i’m still figuring it out, but my lease back home is up at the end of next month, so either way, i have to see what i want to do by then.”

“you should stay in the city.” the words slipped out of his mouth before he could process them.

“i mean- it’s just, you know, your sister is here, and her kids, and there’s more opportunities and stuff, and your work is remote anyways, and uh-” he stammers, words flowing out in an unstoppable stream.

“-and you’re here?” you tease.

his face flushes red.

“it is a possibility.” you sigh, shooting him a subtle smirk and saving him the embarrassment of coming up with a response. “i don’t know though. my sister wants me to stay too, but it’s a lot to think about.”

“i get it. my mom moved to the city to be near. it was hard for her.” he takes a sip of his drink. “not with me, though! she’s got a townhouse in the outskirts.” he quips.

you laugh. he definitely hasn't changed.

“speaking of, do you want to come back to my apartment? right now?” he shyly asks, avoiding your gaze for a moment.

“right now?” you look down and check the time displayed on your phone.

11:00pm.

“it’s a school night isn’t it?” you cock your head to the side. "i'm surprised you even wanted to meet up this late. thought i'd have to book office hours with you weeks in advance to catch up." you tease

izuku mentally curses at himself for being so forgetful, and so predictable. he doesn’t want this night with you to end, but that 7:00am alarm set for tomorrow morning is inching closer and closer.

“you’re right.” his confidence deflates. “i guess we should get going.”

you two pay your tab and make your way to the exit. you stand facing each other at the corner of the street, taking in each other’s presence once more.

there’s a faint buzzing in your ear from the lamppost hanging above you and your breaths come out in shallow puffs. you don’t know why you’re so nervous all of the sudden. you wish you didn’t have to leave again.

“so, can we do this again? can i see you again?” he asks, shoving his hands into his pockets.

“you think i’d get to see izuku midoriya from beyond the grave and let you get away? for the second time?”

he feels like he could cry right now, so he pulls you in for a hug instead. you haven’t changed at all- not in the ways that matter anyways. his hand falls against the nape of your neck as he presses his cheek against your forehead.

“i missed you.” he mutters into your hair.

“me more.”

before you go your separate ways, i love you sits at the tip of his tongue. he wants to tell you. to finally say back after all of these years, but it somehow doesn’t feel right- not yet at least.

a few weeks later, you find yourself sitting in one of izuku’s classroom desks. the top button of his shirt is undone, his sleeves rolled up, and the soft late afternoon sunlight streaming through his window bathes him in gold.

from over your laptop screen, you see izuku mumbling to himself as he reads through essays while twirling a red pen between his fingers. the look of concentration had been plastered to his face since you were students- dark furrowed brows, unblinking eyes, a twinge of anxiety, and tightly pressed lips.

“you’re staring.” he mutters in between his incoherent mumbles.

his eyes snap up to meet yours.

“no i’m not.” you shrug, suppressing a satisfied smile as your eyes return to your own screen.

“I think i’ve gotten pretty good at noticing after spending all those years with you in that library.” he returns the smile, leaning back in his seat. “you don’t stare often, but when you do, you stare loud.”

“says you.” you roll your eyes. “you don’t think i ever noticed the thousand glances every hour?”

his face scrunches in embarrassment.

“not like i could help myself.” he mutters, sheepishly scratching the back of his neck.

“ditto.” you halfway close your laptop and rest your head on a propped elbow. “but you knew that.”

the air in the room thickens between you two. you’ve been itching to have a conversation with izuku about your last moments before you left the city 5 years ago, but there hasn’t been a good time to bring it up. you weren’t even sure if you should at all.

“i don’t think i ever noticed.”

“noticed what?”

“that you liked me.” he pressed his lips together, nervous to bring up the past. “like that at least. i didn’t have a clue before you took me to that party.”

“how could you?” you breathe out a chuckle. “you were drowning in your work and studies, there was no time to even sleep let alone have anything romantic.”

a beat of silence passes.

“sorry.” he mutters.

“don’t be.” you shrug. "i loved you enough for the both of us. you were my best friend, and i wouldn’t change anything. maybe i would’ve forced you to take more naps, though.” you chuckle.

he doesn’t like the past tense termage of this conversation. it makes him feel a bit nauseous thinking that he really did lose it all, even with you here in front of him.

“i told you i felt the same, didn’t i?”

“mmm.. i guess so.” you mutter. “but it’s different. it was a goodbye.”

“i’m sorry.” he says again, with a pout this time.

“stop that.” you launch your pen in his direction, bouncing off of the chalk board behind him. “i’m here now. you’re here. you’re still my best friend. everything’s the same, except we’re a little bit older and have 5 years to catch up on. isn’t that enough?”

you two danced around the conversation for a few more minutes before returning to your work in silence. there was no clear answer as to where your feelings for each other stand now, but he feels just as sick as he did the day of the grad party.

but isn’t that enough? to just have you here now?

on a saturday night in his apartment, just days before you have to go home and sort out your living situation, izuku tells you he loves you for the first time.

you’re staring at him, unsure if maybe you heard him wrong or if it was the television in the background.

“huh?” your mouth gapes open. “what’d you say?”

“i..i love you.” his voice shakes as the words leave his mouth. “i love you, okay?”

for a split second, there’s a sequence of images that flash through his mind. his body would learn to wake up at 6:55am every morning despite his alarm being set for 7:00am. he sees you peacefully sleeping next to him, and he can’t bring himself to let that alarm go off and disturb you.

he’d start the coffee pot- enough for two, obviously. maybe he’d leave a nice note for you to start your day off with. maybe a grocery list if you’re up for the trip, but you’d insist that you go to the market together on the weekend. you’re very distracting, and he knows this, but you’d somehow always meet at the dining room table or his classroom to do work together.

he’d come home to you softly singing in the kitchen while making dinner. every now and then, he’d surprise you with flowers when he comes home from work, but he’ll brush it off and say it’s “for the apartment” just out of pure nerves. movie nights. falling asleep on the couch together. waking up in the afternoon with a split second of panic- but it’s the weekend and he doesn’t have a class to get to. he’d see the sunlight pool against your face as you slowly wake up from your slumber with fluttering eyelashes. he’d kiss you in that unsuspecting moment. he’d say he loves you with every breath leaving his lungs. he’d always have time for you.

“izuku.” you sadly smile, turning over to the stove and extinguishing the flame. “you don’t have to do this, you know?”

his heart sinks to his stomach.

“i know- no it’s not like that.” he stammers. “it’s because.. i’m saying it because…”

he makes his way around the kitchen island to you, firmly gripping your shoulders. he wants to make sure you hear this from him properly. after all of these years.

“because i love you, and i think i alway have.” he bites his bottom lip. “and i think i always will, and you’re here, and i’m here, and i know it’s hard because i kind of really messed things up in university, but to be honest, i regret everything because yeah i love my job and i’m doing okay now, but i lost you for 5 years and thought i’d never get to see you again and i should've-”

he stops himself when he sees his reflection in your eyes. he’s doing it again- the rambling.

“sorry.” he mutters. “but do you…do you understand?” he almost pleads.

“i understand.” you nod your head, a long exhale following your reply.

for a moment, you’re 22 again, and the tears in his eyes threatening to spill over are no longer apologetic, but now hopeful.

you can’t help but pull him into a hug, running your hand up and down his back as he sniffs back his tears.

“always such a crybaby, izuku.” you muffle into his shoulder. “i love you, too. you know that.”

“i feel so stupid.” he chokes out. “5 years is so long, and i feel like i blacked out for the entirety of that time and now that you’re back, i’m alive and can't do it without you again.”

he pulls away, looking back at you with furrowed brows and tear stained cheeks.

“please stay in the city. please.”

your eyes widen at the request- the same request you wished left his lips all those years ago.

“you want me to stay?”

“selfishly, yes.” he bites down on his bottom lip. “here. with me.”

you take a moment and let your eyes wander around the apartment. you eye the half cooked dinner on the stove, the pile of unopened mail sitting on the counter, the row of dead plants lining the living room window.

izuku follows your eyes. he knows you’d settle in nicely, almost like the final piece in a puzzle. he feels it in his gut. he also feels the panic bubbling in his stomach the longer your gaze lingers at the chaos behind him.

“is that too fast?” he breaks the silence. “sorry. i don’t mean to jump from ‘i love you’ to ‘move in with me’ in the same night.” he awkwardly laughs, releasing you from his grip. “uh, maybe we’ll talk more about that after dinner.”

his face burns into a bright red- snapping out of his love dazed state and back into the reality where he just confessed to his best friend on a random night in.

“maybe after dinner, you can give me a proper tour of the place?”

for the first time in izuku's life, he feels content knowing that time passes and the world continues to turn.

with you, it feels a bit gentler.

with you, it's worth it.

bonus ssrryy i have to be indulgent lmao:

the first time izuku kisses you, you're on your way back from a late night outing from the bars with his coworkers where he introduces you as his partner for the first time.

"you sure you're okay?" he laughs as you rub your hand against the back of his neck from the passenger seat.

"super peachy, zuku." you hiccup, twirling a green curl between your fingers. "a few drinks got nothing on me."

izuku presses his lip into a wobbly smile.

from his peripheral, he feels your stare burning into his side profile, only making him more nervous by the second. he thinks about teasing you and calling it out for a moment, but he remains silent for the rest of the drive back home.

izuku parks the car, shutting off the engine and letting the overhead light dimly illuminated the space between you two.

he leans over to meet your eyes and rests his elbow over the center console, taking a second to silently debrief from the night's social outing.

"thanks for coming out with me." he whispers, reaching down and shyly interlocking his index finger with yours.

"i love a good excuse to drink." you laugh, leaning in and letting your foreheads connect.

izuku only had a single drink several hours ago, but he suddenly blacks out. with his other hands, he reaches up and tips your chin up and lock his lips with yours.

it takes you off guard, but you don't hesitate to reach up and rest your hand on the side of his neck.

when izuku pulls away, his breathing is heavy and face grows red. your finger remains interlocked.

"um. i love you." he coughs, briefly meeting your gaze before darting away. "uh, sorry i should have asked" he sheepishly rubs the back of his neck.

"i love you, izuku midoriya." you say in a teasing tone, leaning further over the center console and into the driver's seat.

izuku leans away until his back hits the soft interior of the car door.

"uh, we should.. we should go in? right?" he starts, eyes widening as you inch closer.

you reach over and grab the collar of his shirt, pulling him into you.

"yeah, we should." you say before crashing your lips into his, feeling him accept the defeat with a nervous laugh as he lets his hands find the soft skin of your cheek and warmth of your neck.

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perceive-the-eyefestation · 15 days ago

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"Maybe we can see each other face to face once more sometime in the future... That is if your still alive by then... I must be getting back to my work now but let me leave you with some advice... "

"Your little found family will crumble in all due time leaving you alone surrounded by their corpses... Don't get too attached..."

The intercom clicks off.

-???

*...The silence hangs heavy in the room after that click.

*...

*....Keep calm, Eyefest. You have bigger fish to fry in this moment than a coward who wont show himself and hides over the intercom. Get past this all first. Then he can be dealt with.

*...Okay maybe that wasn't the best analogy to use but you get the point.

*..

*...

*......

*That rat bastard.

#((Hi cube 👋👋 ))#look into my eyes #glutton for punishment

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mechs-vs-dinosaurs · 1 month ago

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Chapter four

Pilot was in a numatic tube system, it felt like they were in a five year old's bendy straw, (My analogies are on fire today!)

Pilot was sitting in a small, closet sized, train carriage that was whizzing through an underground tunnel that went from africa to Antarctica, they were currently wishing that they had brought a magazine or something. This may have been the world's most effective numatic tube system, but it still took like 45 minutes!

Pilot dozed off about 12 minutes in, and had a bizarre dream that they were in a large overlapping yellow checker maze with a gorilla, and also josh Johnson was there, except he was old, and the gorilla was playing solitaire, and harmonizing with old josh Johnson's stand up, but in a weirdly high voice. It was one of pilots more normal dreams, which spoke to a larger issue (I don't like to break the fourth wall but this won't be important later. I just watched the Josh Johnson thing last night).

They were jolted awake when they arrived, but was still a little groggy when lars greeted them. "Hey lars!" "Hello #1 dinosaur slayer". Lars started regaling pilot with the tale of how they took down a spineasaurous by larping it with an ankylosaurus.

Lars's mech was different to pilots, it was a little smaller and had a tank on its "tummy" that it could use to spray the dinosaurs with a boiling hot steam. It was so far only useful for repelling pretty small dimetradons. Pilots mech was the only one that didn't have any special modifications, but they were fine with that.

A voice came over the bases intercom "Could pilots 12 and 7 please report to the scientific wing." " us?" Pilot and lars said in unison.

As they walked, pilot took in the bases architecture , it was bizarre between the teal walls ,linoleum floors and the occasional wood paneling it looked like what someone in the 90's thought a house in the 70's looked like. wich made it all the weirder how well lars fit in, he had a big silk shirt and a blue öyster cult tattoo, it was next to a different tattoo that read DIEnasour, pilot hoped that lars got that one ironically.

They arrived at the science wing ,which had been cannibalized by the engineering wing to be just a single room, when they entered there was some scientist grunt in a lab coat talking to Blair , who was actively not paying attention well yo-yo'ing

"Hi Blair" said pilot cheerfully.Blair just shot them a look and stayed silent . Lars tried to break the silence "hi pilot"

...

This was nonsensical, they had been talking for the past half hour

The scientist turned to them, hello,how would you like to go space, this caught pilot and lars of guard, but before they could react , there was a voice over the intercom again, "could pilots, 12, 7, and 1 please report to the mech bay, we are being attacked by... something." The whole building shook , The voice on the intercom was too calm. Blair rolled her eyes, they were also too calm.

End of chapter 4

Fight scene in the next chapter (update , no.)

#dinosaurs #dinosaur #creative writing #mechs #mechs vs dinosaurs #story #writeblr #writers on tumblr #writing

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vulpinroid · 6 months ago

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July 21, 1998 (Tuesday) Raccoon City, Missouri

Brian Irons was already feeling the beginnings of indigestion. He grumbled softly and reached for the intercom. He squashed a clubbed finger into the microphone button and held it down.

“Christina-” Irons grumbled.

“Sir?” A young female voice came back over the speaker grille. Irons froze for a moment, then he silently cursed himself for the slip.

“Apologies, Rita. Old habits die hard.” Irons sighed and massaged his stomach. “Do you know where I can find a bottle of Gastropep?”

“In your drawer sir, the big one on the right side.” Officer Rita Phillips’ smile could be felt through the speaker. “You need a glass of water, sir?”

“Yes, please.” Irons leaned back in his seat. He reached down and opened the aforementioned drawer, grabbed the bottle of purple liquid and took out a shot glass, pouring it full of the Umbrella-made liquid medication. Irons knocked it back and coughed softly, splattering some on his bushy mustache. He wiped it along his sleeve and scowled at the remnants of previous purple smears. This was getting to be too much, maybe it was time to lose some weight like Dr. Bard had been pressing him to.

He opened another drawer and took out a cigar as well as a cutter, absently fidgeting with the cutter before slipping the uncut end of the cigar into the circular hole in the middle. One flex of a finger was all it took to make the uncut tip flop into the ashtray. Like a head in a guillotine. Irons liked that analogy. In fact, it got him thinking about making a special cutter modeled on the device. It’d go hand in hand with the art collection here.

He lifted up a memo from his inbox and was in the process of flipping it over, reaching for a pencil when Rita Phillips knocked on the door. Irons looked up and gestured, leaning back. “Come in!”

Rita smiled at him and noticed the memo as it was framed in the light of his green vintage-style banker’s lamp. She set a glass of water down on a RCPD coaster, then set a bottle of ginger ale down beside it. “Ah, that came for you by fax this afternoon-” Rita murmured, reaching up to run a hand through her short blonde hair. “Looked pretty important, it came from the mayor’s number.”

Irons grunted as he took a greedy sip of water. “And you didn’t tell me this until now because?”

“You were out at lunch, sir. Slipped my mind if I’m to be honest.”

“Goddamn it, Rita!” Irons’ fingers clenched on the glass. “Well, that’s what I get for having to rely on a cop to be a secretary.” He felt his face grow hot.

“I’m sorry, sir!” Rita shrank back while Irons seethed. He pointed to the door. Then he flipped the memo around and felt his blood pressure hit the roof.

Brian, I was promised results on these murders and you’ve only just now assigned STARS to them? The press is having a field day and Cortini is sniffing around. My hand is forced, I’m bringing something new in, I’m giving you one last chance before I give assent to Cortini to take over. Not that I really have to but the man is snorting and stamping his hooves at the starting gate. Don’t even try to start a jurisdictional pissing match with him, you’ll lose and he has two more years in his term and use this to get himself re-elected in 2000. You could pretty much kiss your campaign goodbye there no matter how big of a war-chest Rainshield gives you.

Normally I would try to use something in-house but frankly this is not something that Rainshield specializes in, it’s not like it’s corporate espionage. As it happens, Donald Johnson was the one who came to me with the idea. Division president of Security Concepts for Omni Consumer Products. They’ve just finished field testing of their new RoboCop RC-2000 and offered us a lease which won’t affect your ‘Special Expenditures’ budget category too badly, at least the faster this gets wrapped up.

It’ll arrive tomorrow. Since we’re on a barebones lease, we’re getting the unit, basic equipment and a car for it but they won’t staff a technician. So put someone with some brains on it. May as well clear out the old autopsy room.

Warmest regards, Michael Warren Office of the Mayor Raccoon City, MO

“Warmest regards,” Irons growled, clenching the memo and balling it up. He threw it at the trash can but watched it sail over. “Goddamn it!” He thumbed the intercom. “Rita!”

“Sir?” There was hesitation in her voice.

“I want you and Ryman to take whoever you need to from the custodial staff and clear out the autopsy room. Tables, all of that shit, I want it out and I want that room scrubbed and cleaned by tomorrow morning.”

“Sir, I-” More hesitation.

“Get it done!” Irons roared.

#brian irons #rebecca chambers #resident evil #rita phillips #kevin ryman #robocop

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seva-over · 9 months ago

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💫 You are lead inside a massive spaceship by a young man in a suit. He smiles and gestures at a place for you to sit. As you do, he hands you a small tablet. The lights turn off, and a young woman comes out of the cockpit. She smiles at the audience and starts speaking... 💫

Welcome to our spaceship, 'Silver Star'! I am its captain and owner, Severia G. Over. You can call me Cap or Seva, if you like.

💫 Your tablet lights up, and a list of familiar names appears on the screen. Seva continues speaking. 💫

This is a list of fandoms based on which you'll be able to find fanfics, fanarts, or discussions in the spaceship's database!

Silent Hill 2

Batman: the animated series (Recovering - Batfam x reader)

Lord of the Rings, the Hobbit, and the Silmarillion

The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim (A cozy night - Miraak x reader), Oblivion (More than an Emperor - Martin Septim x reader), Morrowind (My hand, my heart, my soul - Dagoth Ur x reader)

Fallout 3 (Where have you been all my life? - Colonel Autumn x OC) and Fallout: New Vegas (His very heart - Joshua Graham x reader)

pretty much any horror media, such as classic slasher movies and analog horror

Resident Evil (general knowledge)

💫 After the lights flicker back on, you are escorted to your room. It's a spacious room with a calming atmosphere, a screen on the wall, and a big bed. You feel safe and comfortable. As you settle in the bed, you look out the porthole. Seva's voice rings out through the intercom... 💫

We're taking off in three... two... one!

#Seva Over #Seva's Spaceship #introduction #spacecore #artists on tumblr #masterlist

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nupicchetti11 · 1 year ago

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A safety and security video camera is actually a tool that records and also videotapes video footage to keep an eye on and safeguard a certain area or even residential or commercial property. These video cameras are generally used for surveillance functions, making it possible for individuals or businesses to check and also safeguard their properties coming from prospective threats or even invasions. Safety and security video cameras happen in numerous types, like analog, IP (Net Procedure), wireless, and also also clever cameras that may be accessed from another location through mobile phones. They are actually an important tool in boosting safety and security actions as well as preventing criminal tasks.

MaxSol Techs

Cranbourne, 39767 Victoria

Mobile: 045 566 5580

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badassbutterfly1987 · 1 month ago

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(ID: Pic 1: Words on a white background next to an analog clock. "'It will get better', they say. I've been waiting for years for it to get better."

Pic 2: "Cause everyone's growing and everyone's healthy. I'm terrified that I might never have met me."

Pic 3: "I'm sorry. I'm sorry. This may be me at my best."

Pic 4: "The buttons of my coat were tangled in my hair. In doctor's office lighting, I didn't tell you I was scared. That was the first time that we were there."

Pic 5: "All of this turbulence wasn't forecasted, apologies from the intercom, and I am relieved I'd left my room tidy. They'll think of me kindly when they come for my things."

Pic 6: "I burn for what's no longer mine."

Pic 7: "Do you miss it? Can you feel it? How do you cope? Where do you put the pain? Where do you leave it when you lie down to sleep? Do you sleep? Have you been sleeping? Or is everything too much? Have you considered taking a step back? Have you looked at your choices lately? Are you still you?"

Pic 8: "You can never go back! You can never go back! You can bite and scratch and beg but you can never go back!"

Pic 9: Words laid over the siloughette of a person walking along a beach. "I feel trapped in a body that doesn't want me to be truly happy."

Pic 10: "I'll let Him take accountability for everything that's wrong with me. Can't hold myself responsible so I blame the metaphysical. If Jesus died for all our sins, He left one behind, the body I'm in. Same hands that made the moon and the stars got carpal tunnel and forgot some parts. I don't know what I believe, but it's easier to think He made a mistake with me."

Pic 11: "It is overwhelming that I will carry this for the rest of my life."

Pic 12: "Somebody get me a hammer. Wanna break all the clocks and the mirrors, and go back to a time that was different. A time when I didn't feel like something was missing, now my body and mind are so distant."

Pic 13: "Tell me where to put the anger. Tell me where to put the anger. Tell me where to put the anger."

Pic 14: "Most days I don't recognize me."

Pic 15: "Holy orange bottles, each night, I pray to you. Desperate people find faith, so now I pray to Jesus too." End ID.)

Was I made from a broken mold?

@camaceall/growing sideways, noah kahan/calling a wolf a wolf, kaveh akbar/soon you'll get better, taylor swift/the last words of a shooting star, mitski/unknown/unknown/ @ryebreadgf/@/geloyconcepcion on instagram/god must hate me, catie turner/words from @/simply.simoney on instagram/I can't breath, bea miller/@holyaches on twitter/she used to be mine, sara bareilles/soon you'll get better, taylor swift/idontwannabeyouanymore, billie eilish

#web weaving #chronic illness #chronic pain

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industrynewsupdates · 4 months ago

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A Deep Dive into the Video Intercom Devices Market: Insights and Analysis

The global video intercom devices market size is projected to reach USD 58.30 billion by 2030 registering a CAGR of 13.6% from 2023 to 2030, according to a new study conducted by Grand View Research, Inc. Rise in the number of residential and commercial buildings is expected to propel the growth of the video intercom device market over the forecast period. The market is witnessing a significant growth owing to innovations in video streaming, and Session Initiation Protocol (SIP). Video intercoms use the internet for data transfer and are also equipped with cameras that offer high-quality imagery and night vision functionality. This has resulted in high demand for such devices in offices and residential apartments for security purposes.

These devices are suitable for managing the security of commercial buildings as they can be integrated with video surveillance systems, access control systems, and security & building management systems. They are widely deployed in automobiles, which is expected to generate significant demand over the forecast period. These systems feature emergency call queuing, paging, and audiovisual identification of visitors, among others. Moreover, they can remotely unlock doors with electric door strike to let visitors enter the house and can broadcast visitors’ information to multiple stations through a standard master station or mobile device application. Furthermore, the audiovisual communication feature allows a resident to recognize the visitor.

Gather more insights about the market drivers, restrains and growth of the Video Intercom Devices Market

Video Intercom Devices Market Report Highlights

• The door entry systems segment is expected to account for the highest market share in 2025 expanding at the highest CAGR of 14.0% from 2023 to 2030

• Door entry systems function as either audio or video systems. An audio door entry system allows a user to communicate with the callers and a video system displays an image of the visitor

• Password access control offers various benefits, such as easy access, convenient access, and higher security, due to which the segment is anticipated to account for the maximum market share

• The wireless segment is anticipated to register the highest CAGR of 14.7% from 2023 to 2030. Wireless systems use a Wi-Fi network to transmit the signals between other intercom security devices

• Lower installation and maintenance costs of wireless video intercom systems are expected to fuel the segment growth over the forecast period

• The IP based segment held the largest revenue share of 63.9% in 2022 and is expected to expand at the fastest CAGR of 13.9% during the forecast period

• North America is expected to be the largest regional video intercom device market over the forecast period due to increasing construction activities of smart homes in the region

Video Intercom Devices Market Segmentation

Grand View Research has segmented the global video intercom devices market report based on device type, access control, system, technology, end-use, and region

Video Intercom Devices Device Type Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2017 - 2030)

• Door Entry Systems

• Handheld Devices

• Video Baby Monitors

Video Intercom Devices Access Control Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2017 - 2030)

• Fingerprint Readers

• Password Access

• Proximity Cards

• Wireless Access

Video Intercom Devices System Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2017 - 2030)

• Wired

• Wireless

Video Intercom Devices Technology Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2017 - 2030)

• Analog

• IP-based

Video Intercom Devices End-use Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2017 - 2030)

• Automotive

• Commercial

• Government

• Residential

• Others

Video Intercom Devices Regional Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2017 - 2030)

• North America

o U.S.

o Canada

• Europe

o UK

o Germany

o France

• Asia Pacific

o China

o Japan

o India

o Australia

o South Korea

• Latin America

o Brazil

o Mexico

• Middle East and Africa

o Saudi Arabia

o South Africa

o UAE

List of Key Players of Video Intercom Devices Market

• Aiphone Corporation

• Alpha Communications

• Comelit Group S.p.A.

• Dahua Technology USA Inc.

• Godrej.com

• Honeywell International Inc.

• Legrand

• Panasonic Holdings Corporation

• SAMSUNG

• Siedle

• 2N TELEKOMUNIKACE a.s..

Order a free sample PDF of the Video Intercom Devices Market Intelligence Study, published by Grand View Research.

#Video Intercom Devices Market #Video Intercom Devices Market Size #Video Intercom Devices Market Share #Video Intercom Devices Market Analysis #Video Intercom Devices Market Growth

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letterboxd-in · 5 months ago

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Soleil Éteint // Session 1:

"Nowhere Fire Burns"

ⲥⲁⲥⲟⲉⲧⲏⲉ𝛓 𝛓ⲥꞅⲓⲃⲉⲛⲇⲓ ─── ⲥⲁⲥⲟⲉⲧⲏⲉ𝛓 𝛓ⲥꞅⲓⲃⲉⲛⲇⲓ ─── ⲥⲁⲥⲟⲉⲧⲏⲉ𝛓 𝛓ⲥꞅⲓⲃⲉⲛⲇⲓ

this session is a letterbox archives original. do not repurpose.

this session of soleil éteint contains parental neglect and transphobia. please proceed with caution if these topics are distressing.

ⲥⲁⲥⲟⲉⲧⲏⲉ𝛓 𝛓ⲥꞅⲓⲃⲉⲛⲇⲓ ─── ⲥⲁⲥⲟⲉⲧⲏⲉ𝛓 𝛓ⲥꞅⲓⲃⲉⲛⲇⲓ ─── ⲥⲁⲥⲟⲉⲧⲏⲉ𝛓 𝛓ⲥꞅⲓⲃⲉⲛⲇⲓ

1:95 PM, 01/15/XX25

(Recording device clicks, distantly.)

[DR. THE ANALOG]

(muffled)

So, you’re here with…?

[MRS. FAUCHER]

(muffled)

Elliott Faucher.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

(muffled)

Elliott Faucher… let me grab his file.

(Drawers open, folders move.)

And he’s your son?

[MR. FAUCHER]

(muffled)

That’s it.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

(muffled)

Alright. And according to Mina, you mentioned the cause of the visit being–-

[MRS. FAUCHER]

(muffled)

He’s saying he’s scared of sleep. Just swore off it entirely! Only sleeping the bare minimum to stay alive, and even then, it’s an uphill battle. He’s taking sunburst, too, like some junkie delinquent. We’ve tried everything we can at home. The usual, restricting access to those illicit substances, trying to replace them with more useful pills… Since he hardly leaves his room anymore, we tried teaching him that lesson by removing all the furniture while he was at school. Adam here wanted to take the door off its hinges, but I put forth a different idea. His bedroom door locks from the outside now. And despite all that, nothing works. How could our little Elliott go so wrong?

[DR. THE ANALOG]

(muffled)

…

Thank you for outlining your… methodology.

[MRS. FAUCHER]

(muffled)

Well, I know my own child.

(Pen scratches.)

[MR. FAUCHER]

(muffled)

So. How will this work?

[DR. THE ANALOG]

(muffled)

I beg your pardon?

[MR. FAUCHER]

(muffled)

What medication are you going to give him that’ll fix all this?

[DR. THE ANALOG]

(muffled)

I can assure you that isn’t how this works. I can’t prescribe any medication without meeting with your son first and coming to a formal diagnosis, and even then, if he’s taking sunburst it would be unwise to give him certain other medication.

[MR. FAUCHER]

(muffled)

So what’s the magic bullet, then?

[DR. THE ANALOG]

(muffled)

The magic bullet?

[MRS. FAUCHER]

(muffled)

Hah, oh, what my husband wants to know is how you’ll fix him.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

(muffled)

Well, I can’t make that judgement at the moment. But by coming here fortnightly for regular appointments we can work towards improvement.

[MR. FAUCHER]

(muffled)

That sounds like it’ll take a while.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

(muffled)

I imagine it will. How long has this been going on for?

[MRS. FAUCHER]

(muffled)

Oh, our Elliott has always had a tough relationship with sleep. But for the past few months–-maybe three–-it’s gotten to this level.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

(muffled)

I see. Well, that should be all I need from you both. Each fortnight, at 2 PM, yes?

[MRS. FAUCHER]

(muffled)

Yes, that should be good.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

(muffled)

Lovely.

(Intercom clicks.)

(over intercom)

Mina, could you send in Elliott Faucher?

[MINA]

(over intercom)

Elliott? You mean—ah, yes. Right away.

(Intercom clicks.)

[MR. FAUCHER]

(muffled)

Just fix him. Fast.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

(muffled)

Of course.

(Recording device clicks.)

2:02 PM, 01/15/XX25

(Recording device clicks.)

[DR. THE ANALOG]

(clear; the device is closer now)

Apologies for the late start.

[SOLEIL]

It’s two minutes, I don’t mind.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

Lovely! Well, nice to meet you, my name is Dr. the Analog, the “the” is silent, and…

[SOLEIL]

What?

[DR. THE ANALOG]

The “the” is silent?

[SOLEIL]

No, I heard, just… you’re The Analog?

[DR. THE ANALOG]

Well, that is almost my name, yes.

(Pause.)

Is something the matter?

[SOLEIL]

Yeah. Doesn’t matter though. That is so weird. How are you even…?

Nevermind. Don’t wanna know.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

Alright then. I hope you don’t mind if I record this. It’s for my own referral, what is said here is confidential, unless I have reasonable concern to suspect that you are bringing serious harm to yourself and others.

[SOLEIL]

Should be fine. Hurting people’s not my thing.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

Excellent. I also wanted to raise the issue of medication. Would you be opposed to taking any medication I prescribe you?

[SOLEIL]

No can do, doc.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

Why is that?

[SOLEIL]

(lying through their teeth)

Allergies. Yeah, that’s it. Allergies.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

That is interesting, considering you don’t have any allergies on file.

(Pause.)

[SOLEIL]

… So you’re The Analog.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

That is correct. If you have a serious issue with that, we can send you to another doctor.

[SOLEIL]

… No, it’s fine. Last thing I want is to be bounced around the system.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

Then there should be no issues here. However…

[SOLEIL]

However?

[DR. THE ANALOG]

Elliott, was it?

[SOLEIL]

Ah. Nope. You must be talking about someone else.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

Elliott Faucher?

[SOLEIL]

Not me. My name’s Soleil Faucher.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

Excuse me?

[SOLEIL]

Yeah, don’t know who Elliott is. He sounds pathetic.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

(not understanding)

Are you not…?

(piecing it together)

Oh.

(figured it out)

Oh!

[SOLEIL]

There it is. Yeah, wasn’t a big fan of Elliott. Or being a guy. So, the name’s Soleil. Non-binary.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

I see. Do your parents know?

[SOLEIL]

‘Course they know. They have their opinions on it.

(scoff, trying to shake off annoyance)

Sometimes I wonder if that’s part of the reason they treat me the way they do. Then I come to my senses and realise, “oh, yeah, that’s totally it. Why’d I doubt it?”

[DR. THE ANALOG]

Ah. Alright.

[SOLEIL]

Oh, are you nervous? Uncomfortable? Imagine how it feels to be me.

(Pause.)

Thought so. Hey, would you mind turning up the lights?

[DR. THE ANALOG]

Excuse me?

[SOLEIL]

I can see the dimmer. It’s a bit low.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

Are you sure you want full light exposure? We tend to keep them a little lower than average for patients with sleeping issues. I figured—

[SOLEIL]

I’d prefer the dark?

[DR. THE ANALOG]

‘Prefer’ wasn’t exactly the word I was thinking of—more comfortable. But I can brighten it if that’s what you’d like.

[SOLEIL]

It is.

(Movement, dial clicks.)

(relieved)

That does the trick.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

Are you afraid of the dark?

[SOLEIL]

(avoidant)

Why would I be scared of the dark? I have real things to fear.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

Like your nightmares?

[SOLEIL]

Yeah. Hah, you’re the first person to call them nightmares.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

Based on all the evidence I have, I’d say that’s what they are.

[SOLEIL]

You’re right about that. Can get hard to believe when it’s only a nightmare when it’s also an ‘overreaction,’ is all.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

I can assure you, I won’t think that.

[SOLEIL]

… Really?

[DR. THE ANALOG]

Of course.

(ahem)

Now…

(Papers shift.)

Tell me about your most recent nightmare.

[SOLEIL]

Is that what this is?

[DR. THE ANALOG]

Well, I am a psychiatrist.

(making corporate jargon sound legitimate)

Your cooperation would be greatly appreciated.

[SOLEIL]

Okay, okay. Don’t have to tell me twice.

Start from the beginning then? Okay, here we go…

File Number: #2092

Patient: Faucher, Elliott B.

RECOUNT BEGINS

[SOLEIL – NIGHTMARE]

It started as all sleep does, with darkness. I don’t like the dark, it’s a whole thing. You can’t know what’s behind a blanket that clouds your entire vision, a shroud of pure nothingness. I… can’t handle that. Suffocation. An unclear existence. There’s not much more to it than that.

But I’m not afraid of darkness, not in the same way as everything else. It’s more of a premonition. Of what’s to come. I closed my eyes to that eerie, dark quiet, and then they opened again, there was fire.

Sulphur and citronella assaulted my senses. The breath of the wind was polluted by smoke. It was an… unfamiliar place I woke up in. Face down in the grass, bloody spatters beneath me, and a crown of fire above. You’d expect there to be screams, right? Charcoal turning lungs black. Families were distracted from togetherness on account of the rising pyre. But there are smaller things that tear families apart.

Regardless, there was no noise. A harsh crackling from the fires, sure, but no signs of life. The burning sparks spoke volumes alone. As tiny breaths of flame scraped my face, I couldn’t help but notice that wasn’t the only thing that caught my attention. The fire didn’t burn me. It burnt the grass. It burnt the three moons. But it didn’t burn me.

In fact, the other thing that stole my attention turned my blood to ice. It was a song. Something off in the distance, a droning, sonorous melody. I tried to ignore it at first. I wanted to stay alive, after all.

But… it was just so distracting. I could hardly bring myself to care about the suffocating fire that surrounded me on all sides when the music flowed through my ears. So, regrettably, I followed it. Using what little strength I found myself with, I pulled every uncharred, crisp piece of me off the ground. Desecrated land threatened to swallow me, but I was smothered by a strange sense of peace.

I wasn’t in much of a state to understand why I didn’t care about anything but that song. Looking back, I realise I didn’t move myself. I was just a passenger, watching a vessel that used to be mine head into uncharted waters. Well, uncharted fires. Behind my eyes there was terror. In front of my eyes, there was only a destination.

The toy-box melody about it made the song feel like something hastily composed by a little kid. But I’d never heard anything more beautiful. As my legs moved without my say, and the fire reached its blistering apex, the scarred stars blended with the inferno.

It was tough to stay… present. When I can’t control any part of myself, why stick around? In the beginning, I screamed, or I tried to. Doubt anyone heard – hell, I doubt I heard. So, after a while of banging on the inner walls of my mind like a fugitive, I just…

Did you ever try to chase a rainbow when you were a kid? It kind of felt like that. There was a clear goal, and a journey that seemed real enough, sure. But I knew I wouldn’t find anything. There is no end to the rainbow.

When the song wavered, I found I could move again. The song hadn’t stopped, no, fragments of it still carried across the burning breeze. If I had to guess, it was the crackling of fire that woke me up. The paralysis lingered for a while after, it took a massive amount of work to even get my heart beating again.

And then I looked up. Coming back into my body was tiring enough. The glaze over my eyes disappeared, and the cinder remains of Left Mill Bridge came into view. The fire was so close I could taste it. Kerosene or gasoline, something with a vile, tangy aftertaste. My hands clenched into fists, trapped flaky embers inside. The ash cut at my face. And I was overcome with the urge to do something – anything – but just because I was there, properly this time, didn’t mean I could survive on my own terms.

It didn’t matter, though. If I ran, the fire would chase me. If I fought, it would swallow me whole. So, I let my knees buckle and planted myself in front of the withering wreckage. Maybe if I did nothing, the fire would stop. In a way, I was right.

RECOUNT CONCLUDES

[DR. THE ANALOG]

Then you woke up, I take it?

(Soleil coughs.)

[SOLEIL]

Yep, that’s it.

(More coughing.)

[SOLEIL]

Ugh. Sorry.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

No need to apologise.

[SOLEIL]

Thinking about it hurts my throat. If that makes any sense.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

(it doesn’t)

… Not really. But it does raise different questions.

[SOLEIL]

Like?

[DR. THE ANALOG]

That was your most recent? How long ago was it?

[SOLEIL]

Uh, four days ago, if memory serves.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

And you haven’t slept since then.

[SOLEIL]

That’s right. Surviving off caffeine, nicotine, and sunburst. But you didn’t hear it from me.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

…

(Pen scribbles.)

[SOLEIL]

Hey, don’t write that down!

[DR. THE ANALOG]

(“inconspicuously”)

I’m writing… other things.

(Pause, coughing.)

[SOLEIL]

Sure you are, doc.

Do I… am I gonna have to talk about this every fortnight…?

[DR. THE ANALOG]

Precisely.

[SOLEIL]

… Cool.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

Why did you come to a psychiatrist if you didn’t want to talk about your struggles?

[SOLEIL]

My parents just want you to pump me full of drugs until I’m normal again. Hah. As if I was ever normal.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

I’m sorry to hear that.

(More coughing.)

Are you alright?

[SOLEIL]

Eh, probably. What are you gonna do?

(cough)

Just gotta survive it.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

That’s…

(sigh)

Four days, you said?

[SOLEIL]

(completely nonchalant)

Yep. What about it?

[DR. THE ANALOG]

It interests me that you show no signs of sleep deprivation. Outwardly, at least. How are you feeling?

[SOLEIL]

Been a hot minute since someone asked me that. I’m doin’ alright, all things considered. The usual.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

The usual?

[SOLEIL]

(cough)

Y’know it. Tired, but not ‘I want to go to sleep’ tired, more like ‘I need all the pressures of my life to be lifted off my shoulders already, or I’ll die’ tired. Glad to be out of the house. I’m sick of breaking the window. And the sun’s great. Not a bad day overall.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

Right. This is an, uh, interesting case.

(Coughing.)

[SOLEIL]

(through a cough)

Sorry. So, uh, what do I gotta do now?

[DR. THE ANALOG]

Hm. Well, at the moment, nothing more than continuing to come back for sessions. I can prescribe you medication later on, but I’d prefer not to with sunburst. The stimulant nature of sunburst and the sedative nature of most sleeping pills; suffice to say that they don’t mix too well. It’s mostly the sunburst, however.

[SOLEIL]

Uppers and downers, yeah? Shouldn’t be a problem. Sleeping pills don’t really work on me anyway.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

Oh?

[SOLEIL]

(slight cough)

Yep. Always been a little resistant to them. And they don’t taste great crushed up. Kinda chalky. Not good for undercover operations, I’ll say.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

(choosing not to question that, hesitant)

I… see. Well, leave it with me, and we’ll work towards a treatment.

[SOLEIL]

(voice suddenly perfectly clear)

That’s it? Just ‘leave it with you’?

[DR. THE ANALOG]

Unfortunately, yes. There’s not exactly a magic bullet for these situations. And I will admit I am a bit hesitant to prescribe you anything as it stands right now.

(witnessing a medical marvel)

Four days without sleep and you seem incredibly asymptomatic.

[SOLEIL]

(not fine)

… Fine. I can wait. I’m great at waiting.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

I’m sorry this isn’t the outcome you wanted.

[SOLEIL]

(bitter)

Don’t even worry about it. I can wait forever if I have to.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

I can tell you it won’t take that long.

[SOLEIL]

(resentful)

They all say that.

Are we done here?

[DR. THE ANALOG]

Yes, I think that’s time.

(Movement, fabric rustling.)

In the meantime, you also need to try and make an effort to sleep better. At least more than once a fortnight.

(under their breath)

Though I have no idea how anyone would survive that, especially for months on end…

[SOLEIL]

What’d you say? Speak up, doc.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

Oh, it—it doesn’t concern you.

[SOLEIL]

Sure it doesn’t. I’ll deal with this myself, then?

[DR. THE ANALOG]

Now, I didn’t mean it like that. It’s my job to help you. I would say the same for your parents, but…

[SOLEIL]

We’ve both met them. No need to explain.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

It’ll be a long journey, evidently, but it’ll only work if you put in the effort, too.

[SOLEIL]

(cooling off)

Yeah. Sure. I’ll give it a shot.

[DR. THE ANALOG]

That’s all I can ask for. I’ll be in contact.

[SOLEIL]

Alright. See you, doc.

(Door opens, then closes.)

[DR. THE ANALOG]

(just the right amount of sarcastic)

Great. That could not have gone better.

… Have I met them before?

(Papers move.)

No. Misplaced déjà vu, that’s all.

(Recording device clicks.)

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The Evolution of Tactical Military Speaker Amplifiers: From Analog to Digital

In the high-stakes world of military operations, clear and reliable communication is crucial. Tactical military speaker amplifiers, essential tools for enhancing auditory communication in challenging environments, have seen a remarkable transformation over the decades. From their early analog forms to the sophisticated digital systems used today, these amplifiers have evolved significantly, reflecting broader trends in technology and military needs.

In the early to mid-20th century, military communication relied heavily on analog technology. Analog amplifiers were relatively simple devices designed to boost audio signals. These amplifiers used analog circuits and components such as transistors and resistors to increase sound levels and ensure that messages could be heard over ambient noise. While they were significant advancements at the time, analog amplifiers had limitations that became increasingly apparent as military operations grew more complex.

Analog amplifiers were straightforward in design, focusing on basic amplification without advanced features. They were built to be robust, capable of withstanding harsh conditions, but sometimes they lacked the precision required for modern operations. Additionally, their effectiveness could be hampered by interference and signal degradation over long distances.

The late 20th and early 21st centuries saw a major leap forward with the transition to digital technology. Digital amplifiers brought numerous improvements that revolutionized military communication. They offered enhanced clarity and precision, resulting in clearer and more intelligible audio—essential in noisy combat environments where every word counts. Digital amplifiers also increased range and connectivity, allowing for signal transmission over longer distances with less degradation, which improved communication across larger areas and diverse terrains.

Modern digital amplifiers come equipped with a range of advanced features. These include noise cancellation, echo reduction, and customizable audio profiles, all of which help ensure that communications are not only loud but also clear and free from interference. Furthermore, digital amplifiers can be integrated seamlessly with other communication technologies, such as radios, intercom systems, and data networks, enhancing overall operational efficiency and coordination.

Today’s state-of-the-art tactical military speaker amplifiers reflect ongoing trends in digital technology and military needs. Innovations include wireless technology, which eliminates the need for physical cables, offering greater flexibility and reducing the risk of tangled or damaged connections. Advances in materials and engineering have led to more compact and lightweight designs, making these amplifiers easier to carry and deploy in the field. Some modern systems even feature smart technology, allowing for real-time monitoring and adjustments. Artificial intelligence integration means that these systems can automatically adapt to varying noise levels and communication needs.

Modern amplifiers are also designed to perform reliably in extreme conditions, including high temperatures, humidity, and dust. Enhanced ruggedization ensures that they remain functional in diverse and challenging environments. As military technology continues to advance, the future of tactical speaker amplifiers is likely to see even more innovations. Emerging trends such as augmented reality (AR) and advanced data analytics may lead to even more sophisticated systems that provide real-time feedback and enhanced situational awareness.

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STM32F103C6T6 Datasheet, Pinout, and Specifications

The STM32F103C6T6 is a powerful microcontroller known for its versatility and performance. It belongs to the STM32F1 series produced by STMicroelectronics, offering a wide range of features and capabilities. This microcontroller is highly regarded in the world of embedded systems and microcontroller applications due to its robustness, cost-effectiveness, and ease of use. Its popularity stems from its ability to cater to a wide range of applications, from simple DIY projects to complex industrial automation systems. In this article, we'll provide an overview of theSTM32F103C6T6, exploring its specifications, schematic, pinout, programming, datasheet, and more details.

Description of STM32F103C6T6

The STM32F103C6T6 performance line family integrates the high-performance ARM Cortex-M3 32-bit RISC core, operating at a frequency of 72 MHz. It features high-speed embedded memories (Flash memory up to 32 Kbytes and SRAM up to 6 Kbytes) and a wide range of enhanced I/Os and peripherals connected to two APB buses. All devices offer two 12-bit ADCs, three general-purpose 16-bit timers plus one PWM timer, as well as standard and advanced communication interfaces: up to two I2Cs and SPIs, three USARTs, a USB, and a CAN.

The STM32F103C6T6 low-density performance line family operates from a 2.0 to 3.6 V power supply. It is available in both the –40 to +85 °C temperature range and the –40 to +105 °C extended temperature range. A comprehensive set of power-saving modes allows for the design of low-power applications.

The STM32F103C6T6 low-density performance line family includes devices in four different package types, ranging from 36 pins to 64 pins. Depending on the chosen device, different sets of peripherals are included. The following description provides an overview of the complete range of peripherals proposed in this family.

These features make the STM32F103C6T6 low-density performance line microcontroller family suitable for a wide range of applications such as motor drives, application control, medical and handheld equipment, PC and gaming peripherals, GPS platforms, industrial applications, PLCs, inverters, printers, scanners, alarm systems, video intercoms, and HVACs.

Features of STM32F103C6T6

ARM 32-bit Cortex™-M3 CPU Core: The microcontroller is powered by an ARM Cortex™-M3 CPU core, capable of operating at a maximum frequency of 72 MHz. It delivers a performance of 1.25 DMIPS/MHz (Dhrystone 2.1) with 0 wait state memory access and supports single-cycle multiplication and hardware division.

Versatile Memories: The STM32F103C6T6 features 16 or 32 Kbytes of Flash memory for program storage and 6 or 10 Kbytes of SRAM for data storage.

Clock, Reset, and Supply Management: It supports 2.0 to 3.6 V application supply and I/Os. The microcontroller includes a Power-On Reset (POR), a Power-Down Reset (PDR), and a programmable voltage detector (PVD). It also features a 4-to-16 MHz crystal oscillator, an internal 8 MHz factory-trimmed RC oscillator, and an internal 40 kHz RC oscillator. Additionally, it provides a PLL for the CPU clock and a 32 kHz oscillator for the Real-Time Clock (RTC) with calibration.

Low Power: The STM32F103C6T6 offers Sleep, Stop, and Standby modes for power optimization. It includes VBAT supply for RTC and backup registers.

2 x 12-bit, 1 µs A/D Converters: The microcontroller is equipped with two 12-bit analog-to-digital converters (ADC) with up to 16 channels. It has a conversion range of 0 to 3.6 V and supports dual-sample and hold capability. Additionally, it features a temperature sensor.

Direct Memory Access (DMA): It includes a 7-channel DMA controller that supports peripherals such as timers, ADC, SPIs, I2Cs, and USARTs.

Up to 51 Fast I/O Ports: The STM32F103C6T6 offers 26/37/51 I/Os, all mappable on 16 external interrupt vectors. Almost all ports are 5 V-tolerant, providing flexibility in interfacing with various external devices.

STM32F103C6T6 Specifications

TypeParameterCoreARM Cortex M3

Core Size

32-Bit Single-CoreProgram Memory Size32 kBData Bus Width32 bitADC Resolution12 bitMaximum Clock Frequency72 MHzRAM Size10K x 8Supply Voltage - Min1.8 V, 2 VSupply Voltage - Max3.6 VVoltage - Supply (Vcc/Vdd)2V ~ 3.6VConnectivityCANbus, I2C, IrDA, LINbus, SPI, UART/USART, USBPeripheralsDMA, Motor Control PWM, PDR, POR, PVD, PWM, Temp Sensor, WDTNumber of I/Os48 I/O

Operating Temperature

-40°C ~ 85°C (TA)

Package / Case

48-LQFP

Absolute Maximum Ratings

SymbolRatingsValueVDD − VSSExternal main supply voltage (including VDDA and VDD)–0.3V ~ 4.0VVINInput voltage on five volt tolerant pinVSS − 0.3V ~ VDD + 4.0VInput voltage on any other pinVSS − 0.3V ~ 4.0V|VDDx|Variations between different VDD power pins50mV|VSSX −VSS|Variations between all the different ground pins50mVVESD(HBM)Electrostatic discharge voltage (human body model)2000VIVDDTotal current into VDD/VDDA power lines (source)150mAIVSSTotal current out of VSS ground lines (sink)150mAIIOOutput current sunk by any I/O and control pin 25mAOutput current source by any I/Os and control pin-25mAIINJ(PIN)Injected current on five volt tolerant pins-5/+0mAInjected current on any other pin± 5mAΣIINJ(PIN)Total injected current (sum of all I/O and control pins)± 25mATSTGStorage temperature range–65°C to +150°CTJMaximum junction temperature150°C

STM32F103C6T6 Pinout

STM32F103C6T6 Application

Motor Drives

The STM32F103C6T6 is used in motor drive systems to control the speed and direction of motors in various applications, such as industrial machinery, robotics, and automotive systems.

Application Control

It is utilized for controlling the operation of various applications, including home automation systems, smart appliances, and industrial automation equipment.

Medical and Handheld Equipment

Due to its low power consumption and high processing capabilities, the microcontroller is employed in medical devices such as portable monitoring systems, infusion pumps, and handheld diagnostic tools.

PC and Gaming Peripherals

STM32F103C6T6 is used in peripherals for PCs and gaming consoles, such as keyboards, mice, and game controllers, to provide efficient and reliable control interfaces.

GPS Platforms

It is used in GPS tracking devices and navigation systems to process location data and provide accurate positioning information.

Industrial Applications

Due to its robustness and reliability, the microcontroller is widely used in various industrial applications, including factory automation, process control, and monitoring systems.

PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers)

It is utilized in PLCs for controlling and monitoring industrial processes and machinery.

Inverters

STM32F103C6T6 is used in power inverters, which convert DC power to AC power in applications such as solar power systems and uninterruptible power supplies (UPS).

Printers and Scanners

It is used in printers and scanners for controlling printing and scanning functions, providing fast and efficient operations.

Alarm Systems

The microcontroller is used in alarm systems for detecting and signaling unauthorized entry or other security breaches.

Video Intercoms

It is used in video intercom systems for communication and remote access control in residential and commercial buildings.

HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning)

STM32F103C6T6 is used in HVAC systems for controlling temperature, humidity, and air quality, ensuring comfortable and energy-efficient indoor environments.

STM32F103C6T6 Programming

To program the STM32F103C6T6, developers can use a variety of development tools and integrated development environments (IDEs) such as Keil, STM32CubeIDE, and Arduino IDE. These tools provide a user-friendly interface for writing, compiling, and debugging code for the microcontroller.

IDEs for STM32F103C6T6

Several integrated Development Environments (IDEs) support STM32F103C6T6, including the STM32CubeIDE, Keil uVision, and CoIDE. Each offers a unique set of features, catering to different programming needs and preferences.

STM32CubeIDE

STM32CubeIDE is an official IDE from STMicroelectronics for STM32 development. It integrates the STM32Cube library, providing a comprehensive software infrastructure to streamline the programming process.

Keil uVision

Keil uVision is another popular choice. It offers robust debugging capabilities, making it easier for developers to identify and resolve errors in their code.

STM32CubeMX is a graphical tool that helps developers configure the microcontroller and generate initialization code quickly. It allows users to configure peripherals, pin assignments, and clock settings, among other parameters. Then, it generates the corresponding initialization code in C language, which can be easily integrated into the development environment.

Another essential aspect of programming the STM32F103C6T6 is understanding the HAL (Hardware Abstraction Layer) libraries provided by STMicroelectronics. HAL libraries abstract the low-level hardware details, providing a standardized interface for interacting with the microcontroller's peripherals. This abstraction simplifies the development process and makes the code more portable across different STM32 microcontrollers. Understanding how to use HAL libraries is essential for efficiently programming the STM32F103C6T6 and leveraging its full potential in embedded applications.

STM32F103C6T6 Equivalent/Alternative

STM32F103C8T6.

STM32F103C6T6 Package

STM32F103C6T6 Manufacturer

STMicroelectronics, a global leader in semiconductor manufacturing, is the proud manufacturer of the STM32F103C6T6 microcontroller. With a strong focus on innovation and quality, STMicroelectronics has established itself as a trusted name in the electronics industry. The company's commitment to excellence is evident in the STM32F103C6T6, which boasts high performance, reliability, and versatility. STMicroelectronics' dedication to customer satisfaction and technological advancement makes it a preferred choice for engineers and designers worldwide.

STM32F103C6T6 Datasheet

Download STM32F103C6T6 Datasheet PDF.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the STM32F103C6T6 microcontroller stands out as a versatile and powerful solution for embedded systems design. Its advanced features, including a 32-bit ARM Cortex-M3 core, a wide range of peripherals, and low power consumption, make it ideal for a variety of applications. It provides developers with a powerful tool to create innovative and efficient solutions for a wide range of applications.

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Key Strategies

Key strategies in the Vehicle Intercom System Market revolve around optimizing production efficiency, quality, and flexibility. Integration of advanced robotics and machine vision technologies streamlines assembly processes, reducing cycle times and error rates. Customization options cater to diverse product requirements and manufacturing environments, ensuring solution scalability and adaptability. Collaboration with industry partners and automation experts fosters innovation and addresses evolving customer needs and market trends. Moreover, investment in employee training and skill development facilitates seamless integration and operation of Vehicle Intercom System Market. By prioritizing these strategies, manufacturers can enhance competitiveness, accelerate time-to-market, and drive sustainable growth in the Vehicle Intercom System Market.

Major Vehicle Intercom System Market Manufacturers covered in the market report include:

Some of the major companies that are present in the global vehicle intercom system market include Cobham Plc., David Clark Company, ELCOM Group, AT Communication, Harris Corporation, Sytech Corporation, Thales Group, among others.

The increasing need for uninterrupted and smooth communication in emergency vehicles is expected to drive the vehicle intercom system market over the forecast period. To solve the problem related to communication in the high noise environments related to the emergency services is driving the demand for the vehicle intercom system in emergency vehicles. Further, this factor is expected to propel the growth of the vehicle intercom system market over the forecast period. The growing technological developments in the communication sector are also expected to drive the vehicle intercom system market.

Trends Analysis

The Vehicle Intercom System Market is experiencing rapid expansion fueled by the manufacturing industry's pursuit of efficiency and productivity gains. Key trends include the adoption of collaborative robotics and advanced automation technologies to streamline assembly processes and reduce labor costs. With the rise of Industry 4.0 initiatives, manufacturers are investing in flexible and scalable Vehicle Intercom System Market capable of handling diverse product portfolios. Moreover, advancements in machine vision and AI-driven quality control are enhancing production throughput and ensuring product consistency. The emphasis on sustainability and lean manufacturing principles is driving innovation in energy-efficient and eco-friendly Vehicle Intercom System Market Solutions.

Regions Included in this Vehicle Intercom System Market Report are as follows:

North America [U.S., Canada, Mexico]

Europe [Germany, UK, France, Italy, Rest of Europe]

Asia-Pacific [China, India, Japan, South Korea, Southeast Asia, Australia, Rest of Asia Pacific]

South America [Brazil, Argentina, Rest of Latin America]

Middle East & Africa [GCC, North Africa, South Africa, Rest of the Middle East and Africa]

Significant Features that are under offering and key highlights of the reports:

- Detailed overview of the Vehicle Intercom System Market.

- Changing the Vehicle Intercom System Market dynamics of the industry.

- In-depth market segmentation by Type, Application, etc.

- Historical, current, and projected Vehicle Intercom System Market size in terms of volume and value.

- Recent industry trends and developments.

- Competitive landscape of the Vehicle Intercom System Market.

- Strategies of key players and product offerings.

- Potential and niche segments/regions exhibiting promising growth.

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Table Of Contents:

1 Market Overview

1.1 Vehicle Intercom System Market Introduction

1.2 Market Analysis by Type

1.3 Market Analysis by Applications

1.4 Market Analysis by Regions

1.4.1 North America (United States, Canada and Mexico)

1.4.1.1 United States Market States and Outlook

1.4.1.2 Canada Market States and Outlook

1.4.1.3 Mexico Market States and Outlook

1.4.2 Europe (Germany, France, UK, Russia and Italy)

1.4.2.1 Germany Market States and Outlook

1.4.2.2 France Market States and Outlook

1.4.2.3 UK Market States and Outlook

1.4.2.4 Russia Market States and Outlook

1.4.2.5 Italy Market States and Outlook

1.4.3 Asia-Pacific (China, Japan, Korea, India and Southeast Asia)

1.4.3.1 China Market States and Outlook

1.4.3.2 Japan Market States and Outlook

1.4.3.3 Korea Market States and Outlook

1.4.3.4 India Market States and Outlook

1.4.3.5 Southeast Asia Market States and Outlook

1.4.4 South America, Middle East and Africa

1.4.4.1 Brazil Market States and Outlook

1.4.4.2 Egypt Market States and Outlook

1.4.4.3 Saudi Arabia Market States and Outlook

1.4.4.4 South Africa Market States and Outlook

1.5 Market Dynamics

1.5.1 Market Opportunities

1.5.2 Market Risk

1.5.3 Market Driving Force

2 Manufacturers Profiles

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