Author: Ayo Ayibiowu

IoT, known as the Internet of Things is usually referred to as the billions of physical devices around the world that are connected to the internet, sensing, collecting and sharing data with some of them even going the extent of doing some actuation. Today's IoT is a super big industry...

Nvidia, is one of those companies that never ceases to amaze me. I have to say that they have technically monopolized the GPU ecosystem and now Nvidia is gaining (if not already) for a new crown - AI on the Edge. AI in the cloud has been the buzz ever since, enabling numerous application...

One thing about microcontrollers that will always be respected, is their ability to consistently provide real-time processing, low power, low cost, and most importantly a lot of I/Os. They excel quite well in those aspects, and in some cases they are indisputable, but when we deal with...

The Beijing based ASIC bitcoin mining rigs giant Bitmain which has been exploring the AI business for some time now has launched a new developer board geared towards bringing powerful deep learning capability to various type of applications through its agile prototype development known as...

One of the most beautiful things about using the Arduino ecosystem is its stackable ideology, where you can easily add new functionality to almost any Arduino board and make the bare metal Arduino board look so powerful. Hackers can decide to add an IoT add-on, SD storage add-on, or...

Garz & Fricke is a German-based company, which deals with the production of single board computers (SBCs), embedded systems and smart vending machines. Ever since it was founded in 1992, the company has grown and is releasing two new IoT boards, a compact “Nallino Core” SBC and...

If you have used some form of hardware especially those legacy ones or something like the Arduino and other embedded systems you must have come across the term Serial Port, FTDI chip, USB to Serial, or RS232 at some point. So what are those? Well, they mean the same thing - Serial...

Intel launched the Neural Compute Stick back in 2017, and now the Neural Compute Stick 2 was announced in Beijing in November this year which promises almost 20x the power of the Stick 1. Also, Intel isn't the only one launching or building something related to AI sticks, Gyrfalcon...