ML on Arduino, Framework's Open Hardware, Miniature Billiards Game, and More!

#Arduino #Framework #Machinelearning #artificialintelligence

Welcome to the Electromaker Show episode 80! This week we look at machine learning running on an Arduino Uno, a new kind of vision sensor, and Framework's plan for old laptop mainboards.

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Intro 00:00
Vilima's Minority Report Kitchen Timer 00:30
NXP Cup Video Updates 02:57
TinyML on an Arduino UNO 05:22
Mini Billiards Game 08:34
Bean Counter 12:33
USB to TTL Kickstarter 14:29
Metavision Vision Sensor 20:33
Framework providing tools to stop E-Waste 23:02
Seeed testing LoRaWan 26:04

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[avejst]

Great update of the marked
Thanks for sharing 🙂

[gordonmgx]

Finally, it is always enjoyable to view the "bloopers".

[alwatt]

I used to run a LoRaWAN node for a couple of years but don't think it got much traffic.

[gordonmgx]

There are a number of advancements in the area of healthcare devices so it is nice to see a platform for learning more about how we can monitor our body. I'm interested in see how they interface to actual heart monitor systems instead of computer simulations.

[gordonmgx]

LikeLikeLikeThanks for another informative episode.

[GaryFuller]

I wonder how event based sensors could be used to spot aggression? Could be a fantastic way to reduce the intrusiveness of CCTV.

[darwindelacruz]

It's so educative episode. Keep it up

[gordonmgx]

The event-based vision sensor sound very interesting, but I'll have to dive in a little deeper. Is the sensor active all the time or asleep when there is no activity? If it is sleeping, how long does it take to wake up and start sending new data?

[rawlph]

Thanks for another interesting episode. Look forward to them each week.

[yuliaanikina]

Great episode! Thank you, you do a really important and good job

[Kofrik]

How can you select only few projects on the crowdfunding site? Everytime I go there I lose another hour of my life. I would get them all!