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@NordicTweets' nRF54LM20 DK has an on-chip AI accelerator (up to 15x faster than the CPU). Pitch a device that predicts when something's about to break, and one could be yours.
Applications close Sunday, October 25th! https://t.co/ES1sxyfkpz
Fallout fan @sharma_arnov built his own replica of the wall-mounted terminals manufactured by RobCo. Powered by a @LattePandaCN Mu, with a custom 3D-printed enclosure, a secondary display, and yes, it can even run New Vegas itself! https://t.co/HGkmLRMDi7
Can it run Doom? Artur Bieniek's $30 clamp meter can, despite having just 32 KB of RAM, a tiny LCD, and a piezo buzzer for sound. https://t.co/p6Z60nhRPq
NUS researchers built a display out of electronic fibers, creating the world's first washing-machine-safe touchscreen woven into a shirt. https://t.co/fnXzZA7jt9
Jim Bruges ran a 744-billion-parameter AI model on an @Arduino VENTUNO Q with just 16 GB of RAM by streaming its weights from an SSD. https://t.co/vn8C1vW4yO
Episode 1 of the Hardwired by Hackster podcast is live!
Hosts @cameron_coward and @knitronics talk bacteria-based "living" transistors, emulating '90s Voodoo GPUs, Unreal Engine LEGO drum machines, and more.
📺 Watch: https://t.co/wYLgC6mnJW
🎧 Listen: https://t.co/7GiFPN7Wzr
Vikash Singh Thakur’s Clawd Handy is a pocket-sized Claude AI companion based on the @adafruit MEMENTO. It can answer questions, search the web, translate languages, track the ISS, snap Game Boy-style photos, chat with other Clawds nearby, and more.
https://t.co/xguWRnQ7Pg
Max Kern's Pico.Lab is an open source embedded bring-up tool built around the @Raspberry_Pi RP2350 microcontroller with an easy-to-use web UI. https://t.co/SXxVQtKwHH
Developed by @cmuhcii researchers, SoundBubble turns XR headset microphone arrays into virtual fingertip mics that can hear taps, swipes, and subtle hand gestures. https://t.co/bjaU3zLptW
.@EspressifSystem's $59 ESP-Mosaico lets AI agents write, deploy, test, and refine code on real hardware to turn your ideas into working prototypes. https://t.co/RjdlsMxN5G
C5VRX-5 turns a tiny ESP32-C5 board and seven resistors into a 5.8 GHz analog FPV video receiver, with no extra radio hardware needed.
https://t.co/Yn97DyqfpF