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Sipeed released two embedded devices based on Bouffalo Lab's RISC-V BL616 microcontroller. The M0S module has interfaces for WiFi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, and Zigbee. It also works with DVP cameras, RGB LCDs, and Ethernet RMII. On the product page, it says that the BL616(RV32GCP) has a...

The Sipeed announced the MetaSense RGBD ToF family of 3D Cameras for microcontrollers and ROS-operated Robots, which is currently in development. The MetaSense 3D cameras use the Time-of-Flight (ToF) principle for providing 3-dimensional information. ToF utilizes light and measures the...

For smart home and automation applications, you might require a user button featuring advanced wireless connectivity like Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Low-Energy. In most cases, this wireless connectivity helps the operator connect the user button to its hardware system. Also, with the recent...

Cost and size are two things you consider when choosing components for portable systems, after functionality and performance. Not too long ago, we saw the Sipeed's Lichee RV that was launched for about $20 and designed to compete with the $99 Nezha SBC. Now, MangoPi has released an...

Open-source embedded system framework has made processor and SBC innovation more fun and easy, offering many configurable architecture implementations. The RISC-V ISA based hardware, though not very economical, is still very much celebrated even after more than a decade of its...

Single-board computers (SBC) have seen widespread application in the hardware ecosystem owing to the growing demand for mobile, portable, and embedded systems with reduced system's overall cost and connectors problems. Amongst the variety of SBC architectures available in the market,...

We have come across multiple hardware development boards and MCUs that employ Edge AI for processing and computing. On the other hand, cloud computing was traditionally preferred as an alternative for implementation due to its scalability and easier to develop applications on the cloud...

I recently discovered this new board called the EdgeX AI Dev Kit made by German IoT guys MatchX following an hackster post. The specifications of the board look promising, but it also raises some questions as well. According to MatchX, EdgeX AI enables you to build complex data LPWAN or...