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ESP32-S3 N16R9 microcontroller tested with Copilot-assisted app development

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The author explored the web serving capabilities of the ESP32-S3 N16R9 microcontroller by developing nine small applications in a single day with the assistance of Copilot. Initial tests revealed that the microcontroller's AP mode is slow due to a weak antenna, while STA mode is more reliable when routing through a stronger Wi-Fi device. An external antenna is planned to improve performance. AI

IMPACT Demonstrates the utility of AI coding assistants like Copilot in rapid prototyping and testing of embedded systems.

RANK_REASON The item discusses the use of a specific microcontroller and an AI coding assistant for developing small applications, which falls under tooling and infrastructure rather than a core AI release or significant industry event.

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ESP32-S3 N16R9 microcontroller tested with Copilot-assisted app development

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  1. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    # Copilot and I wrote 9 tiny apps in one day. The purpose is not to create tiny apps, but to test the web serving capability of # esp32 s3 N16R9 microcontroller

    # Copilot and I wrote 9 tiny apps in one day. The purpose is not to create tiny apps, but to test the web serving capability of # esp32 s3 N16R9 microcontroller ($7). It has an AP mode and an STA mode. The AP mode is very slow because the antenna is rather weak and unreliable in …

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