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www.phoronix.com 2y ago

Milk-V Oasis, an Interesting RISC-V Board with 16 Cores, Up to 64GB LPDDR5

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www.hackster.io 3y ago

StarFive Opens Crowdfunding for the VisionFive 2 RISC-V SBC, Starting at $46

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www.kickstarter.com 3y ago

VisionFive 2 – High-performance RISC-V dev board with an integrated 3D GPU

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makerdiary.com 6y ago

M60 – Open-Source USB&BLE, Hot-Swappable Mechanical Keyboard Powered by Python

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github.com 6y ago

A hand-wired USB and Bluetooth keyboard powered by Python

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medium.com 6y ago

Plasma Ball as a Touch Sensor

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github.com 6y ago

Show HN: Pitaya Go, IoT Dev Board with Multiprotocol Wireless Connectivity

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store.makerdiary.com 7y ago

Show HN: Open-Source Multipurpose Wireless Dongle

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github.com 7y ago

Show HN: A Web Command Line Interface via NUS Using Web Bluetooth

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petewarden.com 7y ago

Launching TensorFlow Lite for Microcontrollers

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blog.makerdiary.com 7y ago

Debugging Embedding Device with Visual Studio Code

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blog.makerdiary.com 7y ago

Getting Started with Bluetooth Mesh Development

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github.com 7y ago

An Open Source FIDO U2F Security Key Implementation on NRF52 SoC

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frolicstudio.com 7y ago

Smartians are cloud-connected motors that hacking the things around you

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wiki.makerdiary.com 7y ago

Building Thread Network Sniffer with Wireshark

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wiki.makerdiary.com 7y ago

Building an OpenThread Border Router with Raspberry Pi

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blog.makerdiary.com 8y ago

Build a Thread network with Nordic nRF52840

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medium.com 8y ago

Snips open source their Natural Language Understanding engine, built with Rust

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blog.hackster.io 8y ago

Building the Internet of Things from Smarter Sensors

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github.com 8y ago

Building cellular IoT project with JavaScript(Espruino)

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www.seeedstudio.com 8y ago

New ESP32 Module with 4MB SRAM

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labs.mwrinfosecurity.com 8y ago

Jailbreak Amazon Echo

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www.seeedstudio.com 9y ago

A $9.9 dual-microphones extension board for Raspberry Pi

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www.seeedstudio.com 9y ago

HiKey 960 – Huawei Kirin 960 SoC Single Board Computer with M.2 Connecter

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www.seeedstudio.com 9y ago

DE-LIDAR TF01 – Lidar Solution for Drone Floating and Terrain Flollowing

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www.mi.com 9y ago

Xiaomi MIX, a phone which screen-to-body ratio is 91.3%

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www.instructables.com 9y ago

DIY a 3D Print Talking R2D2 Robot

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github.com 9y ago

Keyboard Firmwares for Atmel AVR and Cortex-M

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www.youtube.com 9y ago

Play Piano with ReSpeaker and Tomato

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weather.com 9y ago

ReSpeaker Adds Voice Control to Anything

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If you wear Vision Pro to watch movies, can the field of view achieve a cinema-like effect. Or can we have a movie theater viewing experience on Vision Pro?

Well, Co-founder of Makerdiary is here :)

I love this article, and I wanna promote our works in this thread :)

We are build some little Nordic nRF52-based widgets for maker with a lot of documents, you can find more wiki at here[1][2]. And we are try to use MESH network technology to protect our IoT data, here is some tutorial for BLE MESH[3] and OpenThread MESH[4].

BTW, if you are intersted in FIDO U2F security key, please check here[5], an open source FIDO U2F implementation on nRF52 SoC.

[1] https://wiki.makerdiary.com

[2] https://blog.makerdiary.com

[3] https://blog.makerdiary.com/getting-started-with-bluetooth-m...

[4] https://blog.makerdiary.com/build-a-thread-network-with-nrf5...

[5] https://github.com/makerdiary/nrf52-u2f

>IMO, the biggest problem is software startups unwillingness to hire other types of engineers.

>It's easy to bridge from Arduino to Atmel AVR IF you know how to do board layout. Startups need to either grow their knowledge of electronics or hire some electrical engineers.

I agree, hardware can not agile like software is. So you have to re-design your product from prototype(like Arduino).

Even more, you should outsource your hardware design to other professional hardware company, such as design house.

Yes or not.

It can be built as an Amazon Echo clone.

But the most important feature is that you can embed it to your product/object but with advanced voice technology, such Far-field Voice Capture, Beamforming, Acoustic Source Localization, Nosie Suppression, De-reverberation and Acoustic Echo Cancellation.

And also it contains a lot feature, such touch, Arduino compatible, expansion header pins, etc. So if you want to build a funny toy instrument, ReSpeaker should be good choice. Or embedding ReSpeaker into a robot which you can chat with.

Besides, it's easy to develop another hardware module motor driver.