table of contents Raspberry Pi: Access the GPIO interface with Java Set up the working environment Design of a GPIO-JNI worker An oscilloscope comes into play There is no one-size-fits-all solution The Raspberry Pi is one of the most popular experimentation platforms for makers, developers and programmers. The small computer is varied, inexpensive and powerful. […]
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Tensor Iotera Group (TIG) has announced its new Bluetera II open source full-stack development board, which according to the company uses Google’s Protocol Buffer technology for motion-based IoT applications. TIG says that the Bluetera II is the second generation module. Bluetera II is built to fill the gap for an open source platform that meets the following requirements : A system-level API that properly
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Garz & Fricke, supplier of hardware and software solutions for industrial IoT from Hamburg, will present its versatile product portfolio at the embedded world 2020 in Nuremberg. One of the exhibition highlights at booth 240 in hall 2 is the new TANARO Single Board Computer – a consistent further development of the existing product families. Garz &
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Maker and retro gaming enthusiast Tony Vanpoucke has created a great Raspberry Pi bartop arcade cabinet, and has kindly published instructions to the Instructables website enabling you to build your very own bartop arcade. “To make this tutorial, you will first need to find out where you can make the 6 laser cuts required to
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Hackster.io member Ahmed Oyenuga has this week published a new Raspberry Pi project to the website providing a quick guide on how to set up and run the pick-n-place web application on the Raspberry Pi. The Raspberry Pi powered pick-n-place wheel project is listed as a beginners skill level and should take no longer than
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NEXCOM, the leading provider of network communication appliances and uCPE, introduces the NSA 6310, based on NXP® Semiconductors’ latest multi-core Layerscape® LX2160A platform. The NSA 6310 offers better performance and pricing than the market’s existing solutions and also fulfills telecom and IoT operators’ demand for multi-technology and edge computing white box solutions to address operational environment and business needs. Edge
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There’s something about the large imposing wooden box of an arcade machine that lends a confident presence to a room. The problem with a tall and heavy box is that it takes up quite a bit of space and readily draws the eye. So [Alexandre Chappel] set out to avoid that and build an arcade machine
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SwitchBlox is an open-source ethernet switch designed by Josh Elijah, who is the founder of BoxBlox. It was designed to make life easier for robot and drone developers or anyone who needs to use an ethernet switch. The switch is tiny, thereby making it easy to use in size constrained areas. According to Josh, there’s currently no option
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If you’ve looked into GPU-accelerated machine learning projects, you’re certainly familiar with NVIDIA’s CUDA architecture. It also follows that you’ve checked the prices online, and know how expensive it can be to get a high-performance video card that supports this particular brand of parallel programming. But what if you could run machine learning tasks on
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The Axiomtek KIWI310 mini PC could easily be mistaken for a Raspberry Pi and measures the same 85 mm x 56 mm offering similar connectivity in the form of 1 GbE LAN Ethernet, HDMI, USB and a 40-pin GPIO interface. The differences are that the Axiomtek KIWI310 is powered by an Intel Celeron processor N3350 supported by
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