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Google’s Pigweed for ARM development is a nice surprise

Posted on March 21, 2020 by Inderpreet Singh

Setting up an environment for Embedded Development was traditionally a pain and so vendors provide integrated development environments to help bridge the gap. Google has open-sourced their version of an embedded targeted environment designated as embedded-targeted libraries which they trademarked Pigweed.

Google trademarked Pigweed with the U.S. Patent and Trademark …read more

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OpenSource GUI Tool For OpenCV And DeepLearning

Posted on February 29, 2020 by Inderpreet Singh

AI and Deep Learning for computer vision projects has come to the masses. This can be attributed partly to the community projects that help ease the pain for newbies. [Abhishek] contributes one such project called Monk AI which comes with a GUI for transfer learning.

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LoRa Tutorials For The DIY Masses

Posted on February 25, 2020 by Inderpreet Singh

LoRa is the go-to tech for low power, long range wireless sensor networks. Designing with off-the-shelf modules can be a boon or a bane depending on the documentation and support. Luckily, [Renzo] has prepared a set of tutorials to get you started.

In his seven part series of write-ups, [Renzo]

Soviet Soyuz Clock Teardown

Posted on January 29, 2020 by Inderpreet Singh

We love spacecraft and we definitely love teardowns, especially if they are for vintage devices. [Ken Shirriff] writes about taking apart the digital clock module from the Soviet Soyuz series of spacecraft and there are a lot of interesting bits to the device. After all, it has been into space. …read more

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Finding Pre-Trained AI In A Modelzoo Using Python

Posted on October 9, 2019 by Inderpreet Singh

Training a machine learning model is not a task for mere mortals, as it takes a lot of time or computing power to do so. Fortunately there are pre-trained models out there that one can use, and [Max Bridgland] decided it would be a good idea to write a python …read more

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An Apartment-Hunting AI

Posted on October 8, 2019 by Inderpreet Singh

Finding a good apartment is a lot of work and includes searching websites for available places and then cross-referencing with a list of characteristics. This can take hours, days or even months but in a world where cars drive themselves, it is possible to use machine learning in your hunt. …read more

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Millenium Falcon HID: Get Unity to Talk to Teensy

Posted on August 15, 2019 by Inderpreet Singh

Here’s one that proves a hardware project can go beyond blinking LEDs and dumping massive chunks of data onto a serial console. Those practices are fine for some, but [dimtass] has found a more elegant hack for a more civilized age. His 3D Millennium Falcon model gets orientation data from …read more

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From An Eye to an eye: Human Muscles as a Joystick

Posted on August 10, 2019 by Inderpreet Singh

The interface between humans and machines has been a constantly evolving field. Sure the computer mouse was a game-changer, but time moves on. We are now looking at integrating machines via soft HMIs for personal applications. A research team led by the University of California, San Diego has presented a …read more

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The Theremin Gets A Voice

Posted on July 10, 2019 by Inderpreet Singh

Every once in a while, we come across a project that adds a ridiculously good twist on an existing design. This is exactly what [Xiao Xiao] and the team at LAM research group at the Institut d’Alembert in Paris have done. Their project T-VOKS is a singing and Speaking Theremin …read more

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Making An Update Server For PythonAnywhere And GitHub

Posted on June 26, 2019 by Inderpreet Singh

Cloud based IDEs and development tools have grown over the years, though most have limitations in their free tiers and may not be fully compatible with other services such as GitHub. [Aadi Bajpai] loved using PythonAnywhere and to collaborate using GitHub, so he made a update server that automatically updates …read more

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