ESP32-S3
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ESP32-S3 Board Offers Affordable Ad-Blocking Alternative to Raspberry Pi
The author sought a more affordable alternative to Raspberry Pi boards for ad blocking. They discovered a small ESP32-S3 board that effectively serves this purpose at a lower cost.
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Developer uses Claude AI to build open-source hardware instrument
A developer utilized Claude AI as a primary coding partner to build an open-source bench instrument called BugBuster. This complex hardware and software project includes a logic analyzer, SWD probe, and adjustable power…
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TinyML models enable on-device arrhythmia detection
Researchers have developed ArrythML, a TinyML approach for on-device arrhythmia detection using autoencoder models. These INT8 quantized models are designed for resource-constrained embedded systems, processing over 95,…
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Wi-Fi hacking USB cable Hacknect exceeds Kickstarter goals
A new Wi-Fi-enabled USB cable, dubbed Hacknect, has successfully launched on Kickstarter, integrating an ESP32-S3 microcontroller and microSD storage. This unassuming device can remotely execute payloads, inject keystro…
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Fully Ternary Vision Transformer Achieves High Compression for Microcontrollers
Researchers have developed FTerViT, a fully ternary Vision Transformer that compresses all weight matrices and normalization parameters. This approach significantly reduces the model's memory footprint, making it more f…
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Developer uses AI to build custom meme board on ESP32-S3
An individual details their experience building a "meme board" using an ESP32-S3 microcontroller, leveraging AI tools to assist in the embedded development process. The project involved integrating AI assistance to stre…
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Developer uses AI agentic coding to build smart home device bridge
A developer shared their experience using agentic coding with Codex to create a bridge for a tecalor-thz5-5-eco device to integrate with HomeAssistant. The project involved optimizing protocol decoding, porting the code…
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ESPectre uses Wi-Fi signals for camera-free motion detection
A new motion detection system called ESPectre utilizes Wi-Fi signal analysis to identify movement without cameras or microphones. The system, which integrates with Home Assistant, features an experimental machine learni…