One of the major focuses of the maker movement since time immemorial has been the development of a makeshift version of tools with the goal of making them cheaper and more accessible. This focus has been more pronounced in recent times with several tools like CNC and 3Dprinters being all open-source, decentralized, and affordable to regular folks. To take […]
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IBASE Technology Inc., a world leader in the manufacture of industrial motherboards and embedded systems, has unveiled the ASB200-918 series based on the IB918 3.5-inch form factor SBC supporting AMD Ryzen SoCs (V1605B/V1202B/R1606G/R1505G). The four models in the series bring together the powerful performance of the “Zen” CPU and “Vega” GPU architectures to deliver a new class of embedded
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If you are searching for open source programmable keypads, macro pads and shortcut keyboards to help improve your productivity you might be interested in three new mechanical input devices in the form of the ANAVI Macro Pad 10, ANAVI Knobs 3, and ANAVI Knob 1. All three programmable keypads are now available to purchase from the Crowd Supply website and
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VIA Technologies, Inc. today announced the launch of the VIA Pixetto vision sensor, an intuitive and engaging platform for teaching Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning to students aged twelve and above. Full HD vision sensor with suite of pre-built Vision AI models, coding Blocks, and an online Accelerated Machine Learning platform Compatible with Arduino, Raspberry
The Monarch Go Pi HAT enables engineers to connect Raspberry Pi HAT-capable SBCs to the Monarch Go LTE Cat-M1 modem. The Monarch Go Pi HAT supports both the Monarch Go and Monarch Go-GPS modems. In addition to Monarch Go support, the Pi HAT includes a shuttle click expansion connector that enables 3.3V I/O I2C, SPI, UART, and GPIO-based
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IBASE Technology Inc. (TPEx: 8050), a leading provider of industrial motherboards and rugged computing solutions, has launched the MI996 Mini-ITX motherboard that is powered by the latest 9th Gen Intel Xeon E and Core™ processors. Designed for a wide array of applications such as medical, industrial automation and kiosks, it supports integrated GPU and PCI-E
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Since the Raspberry Pi RP4204-powered color picker was created by Guy Dupont, the manufacturer and developer of the hex-colored paints, this never-ending question has been so easy. It’s a quick way to tell the exact colour you want using hardware, as with a couple of LEDs in this case, that you’d use in other projects.
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We all know the Raspberry Pi Zero W is small, but Smeef’s Pi-Tac project is perhaps the best illustration of that fact that I have ever seen. The setup stuffs not only a Pi Zero W into a Tic Tac box, but also all of the supporting electronics needed to make it into a portable device. It could be
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Thales and Qoitech have combined their products into starter kits that offer easy setup for evaluation and prototyping of narrowband IoT (NB-IoT) connectivity and its energy consumption. Thales’ DEVKIT ENS22-E NB-IOT is an easy-to-configure starter kit with an NB-IoT module that supports major operators in Europe and APAC regions where NB-IoT technology has already been well-deployed. This powerful development board
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AAEON, an industry leader in Edge Computing solutions, announces the SRG-3352 Edge IoT Gateway System. The SRG-3352 offers reliable and cost saving edge network operations, with flexibility to connect edge nodes and sensors with cloud services. The SRG-3352 is powered by the Arm® Cortex-A8 800 MHz RISC processor. This innovative processor reduces the energy requirements of the system,
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