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Oh, thanks for the shoutout! Just stumbled upon this. Great video!

It would be better if it came with a luminescence sensor with the mmWave Human Detection Sensor. In the real world, we need to activate the light bulb not only by detecting movement, but also the intensity of light in the environment.

The New Smart Batteryless NFC Padlock (SS304 lock body)has been released online, and search for "APTROCK" will find it.

The New Smart Batteryless NFC Padlock (SS304 lock body)has been released online, and search for "APTROCK" will find it.

Really informative video

Just had a look, it list of supported MCUs is TINY TINY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Would be great if it worked with the Padauk, PIC & ATTiny MCUs.

Excellent video, thank you! :)

I hate C with all their endless header files. Make it is Object Pascal and I will be sold! For now it is MikroE Pascal IDE and for ARM Delphi IDE!

The main limiting factor of Pi alternatives is their support. If they get some decent support and community traction then they could be decent competition

features are good but support is bad!

What flash do you mean ?

Thanks for your sharing and featuring the creative application demo of our myCobot 280 at Embedded World 2024.

😮😮😮linux

Love Edge Impulse - surprisingly easy to use! :)

Enjoyed the video very much. Looking to use this board for TinyML.

which one is smallest?

Nice IDE. I wanted to use it for a RiscV-board we plan using for education. Problem: the WCH chip on it - CH32X035 - is not supported (yet?). With this IDE being closed-source, and in the license the statement "No permission is granted to modify the Embeetle software in any way.", I can also not even try to add support for the platform myself (even if only a config file is missing).

The use of digital twins is impressive. It’s not just about simulating devices, but also managing them efficiently in the cloud. This evolution could significantly streamline IoT management.

That's amazing. I can't even get my phone to connect to my laptop.

Texas Instruments making microcontrollers is the most sensible thing I've heard all year.

Good info! I never heard of Matter before.

nice work thanks, and you said "further more" and not more over. happy days.

Similar to the AT Mega 328? You must be joking; the AT Mega is an old 8-bit design. The CH32V series chips are more like the ST32 Arm microcontrollers. Even the on-chip peripherals are copied versions from the ST32 series. A quick solution to the breadboard problem is to solder the SMD chip to a readily available adapter board.

any of your videos considered ollama or llamafile on these wide range of devices?

The cm3 doesn’t boot and has no support

Buy the Seeed Studio mmWave Human Detection Sensor Kit here: www.electromaker.io/shop/product/mmwave-human-detection-sensor-kit-xiao-esp32c3-wifible-connectivity-works-with-home-assistant

I loved this week's show

"enjoyed", not much, and then a very short breadboard os segment, just saying, what do i use the m2 hat for, drumroll : os and storage, tip : get the low cooling fan kit, embedded case fan is obsolete with the m2 hat.

It's been almost exactly 2 years since I won Electromaker's giveaway of an nRF5340 Audio DK, and honestly it's been both a blessing and a curse. Using it at all required learning Zephyr, and since I simply could not let the hardware just sit on a shelf, I dove headfirst down the rabbit hole. Every single step has been insanely challenging; the CMake toolchain and VSCode plugins, the West-based SDK, the bewildering Devicetree abstractions and bottomless Kconfig options, not to mention the RTOS intricacies of multithreading semaphores and mutexes. Zephyr is, without a doubt, the most complicated system I've ever studied, and I've been a college professor teaching live digital audio engineering for a decade! It is an incredibly powerful tool, and one arguably worth learning, but as someone who's been programming since the Apple 2, it is a difficult bootstrap even for the dedicated.

Please make a video to the Banana Pi BPI-R4😎

The best Arduino Nano for me is none of them.. I don't know how to use them.

Why you dont talk about orange pi 5 plus

I would like to build a system that supports outside growing of crops. Its core functions are monitoring key parameters needed for optimal growth such as soil moisture, air moisture, air temperature, amount of sunlight, amount of water in tank, ph value of water, etc. The reacting to changes in aforementioned parameters in such ways as: turning on watering system, refilling tank, regulating ph value by releasing acidic or alkalic solution into the tank, taking into account the amount of sunlight so that watering is not done if the sun is at its highest, etc. My goal of this system is to automate as many variables during the growing process and by doing so provide as-close-to-optimal environment for the crops to grow in. All of the desired parameters will be programmable so that you can adapt them for specific needs of different crops Great channel and keep it going on #PI5

#Pi5 there’s just too many project and no Pi. So if I win i would like to test the AI capability of the Pi5.

First of all thanks for the video and effort to put all together. I would like to use #Pi5 on Linux CNC project.

I would use it with the google coral. The output is a boolean <<wifeAngry>>. The inputs will be: 1. a transducer on the kitchen floor (to measure stomping), 2. A DFRobot speech recognition board to identify cursing, and 3. A mic and spectral analysis to identify higher vocal pitches. (Kind of pleased I just came up with that on the fly, give me a board now)

"I make the show in isolation" It's working for you

I would use #PI5 to wirelessly monitor and control my smart home project

would love to use the #pi5 to set up LoRa gateway

I would use Raspberry #PI5 to upgrade my robotic arm to detect and pick certain things itself

I have been wanting to get a raspberry #PI5 i want to use it to make an physical server

Raspberry Pi 5 Giveaway! My project would be a telecomm server/Ooma replacement/SIP trunk handler #PI5

As several people pointed out, this video doesn't have the prize winner announcement for our Raspberry Pi 5 contest. Letting the contest run for another week to let more people enter was part of the plan - but forgetting to say that in the show was not! Apologies for the confusion, the winner will be announced next week! 😃

Thank you

voice problem, AI voice would solve it, might even be trained on your other videos.

Ian, you didn't announce the giveaway winner of raspberry pi 5, of the previous show. Waited for so long, don't hype the suspense.

I would use the Raspberry Pi 5 to emulate a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC), allowing me to practice securing it in an IT/OT environment. By integrating the capabilities of the Raspberry Pi 5, I can simulate a variety of industrial control scenarios and apply security measures to protect against cyber threats #PI5

Can this hat be used in conjunction with with the M.2 NVME hat on a RPI5?

KiCad is apparently pronounced as 'key cad'. A quick online search points out that the Pi 5 seems to use significantly less power than the 4.