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Raspberry Pi's RP2350

Raspberry Pi’s RP2350: DEF CON Badge Revolution & Innovation

Introduction Raspberry Pi launched its new RP2350 microcontroller at DEF CON in 2024, powering 30,000 conference badges. This gave attendees hands-on access to its dual-CPU design featuring Arm and RISC-V cores. Raspberry Pi highlighted gaming capabilities and issued a hack challenge with a $20,000 bounty. This expanded commentary examines the technical details and impact of […]

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M.A.R.S. Rover Robot

M.A.R.S. Rover Robot: Analysis & Discussion | MagPiMonday

Introduction The M.A.R.S. Rover Robot MagPiMonday project aims to create an affordable and accessible robotic rover platform for amateur space explorers and engineers. By incorporating the Raspberry Pi microcontroller, the project seeks to lower barriers to entry for developing and experimenting with rover robotics. In this extensive commentary, I will examine key aspects of the

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Google Pigweed comes to our new RP2350

Introduction We at Raspberry Pi are excited about Google’s open-source Pigweed project. Pigweed helps programmers and teams of developers build great software for embedded devices like our new RP2350 microcontroller. We appreciate projects that lower the barriers to professional embedded development. I believe Pigweed and its Bazel build system can change the way a large

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A MOTORCYCLE DASHBOARD STRAIGHT FROM THE ECU

A MOTORCYCLE DASHBOARD STRAIGHT FROM THE ECU

Old motorcycles are the untamed frontier of information screens. Motorcycles have made significant advancements in instrument cluster design since 20 years ago, often lacking basic instrumentation like fuel gauges and speedometers. However, there is still potential for enhancement, and many contemporary motorcycles are equipped with an ECU module that can provide additional data, as demonstrated

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HAILO 8 POWERED M.2 ACCELERATOR CARDS CLAIM TO BEAT THE COMPETITION

HAILO-8 POWERED M.2 ACCELERATOR CARDS CLAIM TO BEAT THE COMPETITION

Hailo has launched a new range of M.2 and mini-PCIe cards designed for Linux systems. These recently developed modules feature Hailo-8 NPUs with a maximum of 26-TOPS. These Neural processing units (NPUs) are chips with specially designed control and arithmetic logic for executing machine learning algorithms, often working with models like artificial neural networks (ANNs)

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