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In this project we will use an Arduino transmitter which convert English words into Morse code then represent it in light and sound with laser and buzzer. Arduino receives words through serial bluetooth communication. I build Android application and desktop application using “MIT app inventor, Python 3.7, PyQt4, Serial package”. I also used Image Processing […] The post Morse Code Transmitter appeared first on Open Electronics. The author is Carlo... Read more
FØCAL is a profiling and automated test farm platform based on Docker and LTTng for testing Linux edge AI software on the BeagleBone, Raspberry Pi, Jetson, Up Squared, and Google Coral. A venture-backed startup called FØCAL has launched a cloud-based test farm of the same name designed for hardware/software codesign of Linux-based edge AI and […] Read more
The Chromium-based Microsoft Edge browser is now available for download, and since the stable version has finally shipped, Microsoft can now focus on improving the overall experience going forward. One key focus for the software giant is the design of the browser, and the company says it’s closely analyzing user feedback to determine which areas need further refinement and which don’t. In a post on the Microsoft Edge forums, Elliot... Read more
In this particular project, I contemplated a shield for Arduino Nano, which can gather weather-related information by a built-in BMP280 Temperature and Pressure Sensor, a photoresistor, and a vibration sensor. More info The post Nano Weather Shield V1.1 appeared first on Open Electronics. The author is Carlo Palumbo Read more
There’s a MEMS for gene synthesis, a Raspberry Pi book, some tech flops, the promise of industry growth and more details of the DRAM breakthrough at the University of Lancaster… This story continues at Most Read articles – DRAM power, Semi growth, Raspberry Pi book Or just coverage at Electronics Weekly Read more
Do more with your Raspberry Pi with amazing accessories and add-ons from HATs and cases to robot kits Read more
Based on the ATMega4809 microcontroller and the ATSAMD11D14A microcontroller, Arduino Nano Every has 48KB of program memory, 14 digital inputs / outputs (of which 5 can be used as PWM outputs), 8 analog inputs, 20 MHz oscillator and micro USB connector. The ATSAMD11D14A microcontroller is used as a USB-to-serial converter. Arduino Nano Every is supplied […] The post Arduino Nano Every Board appeared first on Open Electronics. The author is... Read more
The V3D Gallium3D driver that most notably offers the open-source graphics support for the Raspberry Pi 4 is now an official OpenGL ES 3.1 implementation… Read more
via fmarzocca on instructables The idea for this project was born from the need to scrape the three large components of the HiFi system, which had now reached the end of their life. In addition, I needed more space in the shelf for other objects, so I took the opportunity to start studying at a Personal Audio Box to replace all functions of the three vintage “giants”..Each Friday is PiDay... Read more
Cool new tutorial by Adrian Rosebrock at PyImageSearch.In this tutorial you will learn how to use the Movidius NCS to speedup face detection and face recognition on the Raspberry Pi by over 243%! If you’ve ever tried to perform deep learning-based face recognition on a Raspberry Pi, you may have noticed significant lag. Is there a problem with the face detection or face recognition models themselves? No, absolutely not. The... Read more