Edge Impulse Imagine 2022: Nordic Thingy:53 Demo

Robin M Saltnes showcases Nordic Semiconductor's Thingy:53, the first fully self-contained prototyping solution for tinyML with complete wireless Edge Impulse integration through Bluetooth Low Energy. It takes the simplicity of getting started with embedded machine learning to a whole new level.

[petertwiss]

This is great but the problem is there are sooo many more types of sea rod than the ones you have on the thingy53. For this to really be used you need the ability to add /connect a customer sensor, get a driver in manually coding and then get that data uploaded to impulse. Accelerometer and microphone is great but too little options. There are imus, analog data signals off of the body, ultrasound, etc etc.