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AI-powered robot learns lockpicking with physical feedback
A robot designed for lockpicking has been developed, utilizing an ESP32 microcontroller and incorporating physical feedback mechanisms. This project, named "Claude," demonstrates the application of AI principles in robo…
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Raspberry Pi 5 16GB model price triples amid RAM cost surge
The Raspberry Pi 5, particularly the 16GB model, has seen significant price increases due to rising memory costs. The 16GB Raspberry Pi 5 now costs $385, more than triple its initial $120 launch price, with the Raspberr…
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DIY 4-inch touchscreen monitors local AI inference engine
A user has developed a 4-inch touchscreen display to monitor their local inference engine, inspired by tools like btop++ and nv-monitor. The device uses an ESP32 microcontroller and custom firmware built with PlatformIO…
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Kubernetes adapted for microcontrollers; Nvidia's Mellanox acquisition fuels market dominance
A developer has rebuilt Kubernetes to run on ESP32 microcontrollers, creating a system named kube32. Separately, Nvidia's strategic acquisition of Mellanox for $6.9 billion has propelled the company past Cisco in value …
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DIY project displays LLM provider quotas on a dedicated screen
A DIY enthusiast created a desktop monitor to track their Large Language Model (LLM) provider quotas. The system uses an ESP32 microcontroller and a small screen to display remaining usage limits from multiple subscript…
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Open-source project treats Muse chat IDs as routable addresses
An open-source project called muse-mcp has been developed to treat Meta's Muse chat IDs as routable addresses, enabling processes to send messages directly into specific conversations. The project's creator built a serv…
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DIY Hack: $7 ESP32 Controls iPhone Without Apple Dev Tools
A maker has demonstrated a method to control an iPhone using a low-cost ESP32 microcontroller, bypassing Apple's developer tools and app requirements. This approach leverages AirPlay for screen mirroring and the iPhone'…
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Local voice assistant stutter fixed by sequential LLM and TTS processing
A developer encountered stuttering issues with their local offline voice assistant, which ran an LLM and a Text-to-Speech (TTS) model on the same GPU. The problem stemmed from the TTS engine falling behind the LLM's gen…
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AI agent controls iPhone using ESP32 board and screen mirroring · 2 sources tracked
A developer named Henry Yuan has created a system called "ESP32 iPhone Agent" that allows an AI to control an iPhone without requiring any software installation on the device itself. The setup involves mirroring the iPh…
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Meta releases SDK to connect AI agent Muse to Raspberry Pi and ESP32
Meta has released the Muse Gadgets SDK on GitHub, allowing developers to connect their AI agent, Muse, to various microcontrollers and Linux-based devices. The SDK comes in two versions: one for ESP32-based boards and a…
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Game Boy emulator hits 30FPS on e-paper, while vegetable nutrition plummets
A project showcases a Game Boy emulator running on an ESP32 microcontroller with an electronic paper display, achieving a smooth 30 frames per second. Separately, a report indicates that vegetables have lost half their …
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AI-powered cat-themed e-ink weather station unveiled
A maker has developed a charming e-ink weather display that incorporates AI and a cat theme. This project, created by Jesse Ward-Bond, utilizes an ESP32 microcontroller and an electronic paper screen to present weather …
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Meta launches open-source Project MUSE with ESP32 software and Linux SDK
Meta has launched Project MUSE, a new initiative that includes software for ESP32 boards and a Linux SDK, all released under an open-source license. Additionally, Meta has produced a limited edition device called Muse H…
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Meta open sources Muse AI agent code for DIY hardware projects
Meta has released the open-source code for its AI agent, Muse, allowing hobbyists and developers to create their own AI hardware gadgets. The project encourages the use of off-the-shelf components like ESP32 boards and …
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Meta opens Muse AI agent to third-party hardware development
Meta is encouraging developers to create their own hardware powered by its AI agent, Muse, through a new open-source project called Muse Gadgets. The company is providing the necessary firmware and a Linux SDK, along wi…
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ESP32 Microcontrollers Reveal Hidden SDR Capabilities
Researchers have discovered that the ESP32 microcontroller possesses previously unknown Software Defined Radio (SDR) capabilities. This finding was made independently by various projects, suggesting a potential for expa…
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Embedded development merges hardware and software with IDE integration
This item discusses the close proximity of embedded development to both hardware and software tasks, highlighting the need for tools that bridge the gap between the soldering iron and the IDE. It mentions specific micro…
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Tomb Raider playable on $25, 1-watt microcontroller
A retro gaming enthusiast has successfully run the classic game Tomb Raider on an ESP32-P4 microcontroller, a low-power, inexpensive development board. The dual-core 400 MHz RISC-V processor, consuming about 1 watt, was…
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ESP32 console, Steam age verification, and Star Trek Kirk ranking
A custom-built console powered by the ESP32-S3 microcontroller has been developed, capable of emulating classic gaming devices like the Game Boy. Separately, Steam has reportedly begun requiring Australian users to veri…
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DIY Grok Pocket Clone Built with ESP32 and Small Screen
A DIY project allows users to create a portable device that mimics the functionality of the Grok Pocket using an ESP32 microcontroller and a small screen. This device, costing around $30-40, acts as a remote interface t…