Відео

Can I use the AI kit with an IP-cam and with a webcam? Will the performance be as good?

Will work with Frigate Addon in HA? Thanks. Would be posible use for llama3 and small LLM?

Canb I run AI kit on a powerbank?

I saw so many people having fun running about playing this game :)

Well done Matt

You implore you also experiment with the Ada programming language. It's one of the best languages for embedded development with a 40 year history in industrial applications. It's strongly typed with tons of features to prevent writing errant code, such as range and value checking. Its syntax is very similar to Pascal and is very easy to read with powerful support for bit level manipulation. Its compilers produce very efficient and performant code which is often on par with C and assembly language. There is a GNU GCC and an LLVM compiler available with support for several cross common compilation targets, including ARM, PowerPC, Intel, RISC-V, ESP32 and 68K. The GCC version has a GPL exclusion clause, allowing for commercial distribution of its compiled targets, runtimes, and its standard libraries without license restrictions. Its community while small, is highly technical and helpful. They've contributed a surprising array of tools and libraries supporting a wide range of modern technologies. Ada is perhaps the most slept on language today.

Bedank dat je Nederlands tegen mig sprak gisteren. Dat was erg vriendelijke van U. Hazel Cooper

As a person who has struggled with a accelerometer and magnetometer based finder, this looks amazing :) Great job

people leave crap to be picked up in the UK too.

Brilliant - thank you…

Very interesting, thank-you for your chat. I used to write operating system software for mainframes back in the day when they filled rooms and was always most interested where the coding met the hardware.

I've seen several video's on the topic but this one is really good as it covers all the different aspects briefly but with the necessary pointers and short examples. I love your impression of the old modems 😉 Well done (and I'm also a fan of Andreas!)

Very great ! where can we follow this ?

really helpful vid! thank you!!

Great video Richard, thanks. Won't be long before mine is working on my Dob. Lot's of ideas you are putting out there for different ways to use it.

Yay! I love being surprised with a fun TinyFPGA video. 🥲

I love my sondy go. It's a game changer

Yeah, we used to have that flipdot attached to the Stockholm buses back in the 2000s.

Hi Simon, Tuesday meetup must i register? I'm not registered with fb or meetup right now.

which would you recommend i pick up Learn Robotics Programming or the Robotics at Home with Raspberry Pi Pico if i am new to robotic

*Promosm*

Nice work!

Great video I’m trying to replicate with my raspberry pi server. Would you please share your GitHub link to the code. Thank you

If Jtag is a standard for all devices, why are different programmers needed? i.e. an Altera/Intel USB-Blaster won't program a Xilinx FPGA? I assume inside the debugger adapter is just a USB to I/O converter.. why would different hardware be needed for different FPGAs/CPLDs? Microcontrollers seem like they are more universal.. for example, a J-Link will program a Arm from STMicroelectronics as well as from Microchip/Atmel. Is that because Arm leverages a standard CMSIS-DAP that can be used by OpenOCD, whereas FPGAs don't have such a standard?

Thank you for having me! Had a great time

Thanks for the videos. I'm sure you've heard it before but, close some tabs! ;-)

Good work

Pᵣₒmₒˢᵐ 👉

love state machines. They run the world.

great stream btw; underrated

looking forward to more

Great overview, loved being there, next time we'll have to do Pint meet up :)

Love to find out how to change the voltage and frequency of the inverter.

I wonder if you could just bang the barrel? Not undermining your whole PI thinking, actually thinking about using the PI to hit a small hammer or weight and then analysing the sound. Alternative view would be a digital weight scale under the barrel linked to the PI... once you learn the weight of the barrel full and know how many pints they contain you should be able to calibrate the exact weight with the number of pints left

Thanks Romilly. You're a library of knowledge!

Great presentation!

Don't you think interrupts aren't a good option for higher rpms of the Encoder?

Don't you think interrupts aren't a good option for higher rpms of the Encoder?

My kites lift all my cameras and with a lens on and weigh around 800 grams. I have a huge Dopero 16 sq ft that will lift my full frame camera with a lens on in 0.5mph of wind. In the uk it's 60 metres off the ground you are on which is nigh on useless for stable air but a Rokkaku does a good job.. I have eleven kites for different winds and camera weights. I find it hard to believe he had come across the KAP site at Berkeley and decided chicken wire or paper would be ideal. It is an old hobby with years of research on kites, lines, cradles and systems. It means you get to learn to sew and if all is happy you'll have sharp pictures. All this idea of code deciding when to take a shot spoils the fun of flying the kite. I have used the ten second inbuilt timer with the right amount of breeze. The aim is a good gimbal with a steady kite in its ideal breeze, then due to the height most is in focus with F8. All this fascination with vibration is the first time I have seen someone so interested in it. I've never noticed vibration as a problem unless my kite was thumping down the line, so I'd bring it down and see what was going on. In reality it's a wander outdoors gathering Vitamin D, with the wrong kite it can be a work out on arm tendons. You can have some good shots when you get it back down and the dog was generally happy. Always wear leather gloves when dealing with kite lines and lifting kites. I've crashed once due to pilot error in hundreds of flights. My camera bounced of the earth a good six foot after a 40 meter free fall. It cost £200 to repair, I still use it today but for another use.

Looks great! Thank you! Will give it a try this week. Would be interested to see the correspondence from Kingston about the unsuitability of their cards. Of course, I have a bunch of them...

It was great to join in and talk about the #essexsteamettes. There were also other interesting projects that are very creative and thoughtful. I had a lovely time!