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News, articles, guides, analytics, projects and startups from the embedded industry. Topics of the channel: ◽️ machine learning ◽️ internet of things ◽️ embedded software ◽️ advanced electronics ◽️ new engineering ideas ⤵️ Share and subscribe!

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El canal Embedded Systems (@embedded_system) en el segmento lingüístico de Inglés es un actor destacado. Actualmente la comunidad reúne a 13 718 suscriptores, ocupando la posición 9 374 en la categoría Tecnologías y Aplicaciones y el puesto 47 en la región Países Bajos.

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Desde su creación el невідомо, el proyecto ha mostrado un crecimiento acelerado, reuniendo a 13 718 suscriptores.

Según los últimos datos del 21 junio, 2026, el canal mantiene una actividad estable. En los últimos 30 días la variación de miembros fue de 109, y en las últimas 24 horas de 3, conservando un alto alcance.

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Tasa de interacción (ER): El promedio de interacción de la audiencia es 11.38%. Durante las primeras 24 horas tras publicar, el contenido suele obtener 6.11% de reacciones respecto al total de suscriptores.
Alcance de las publicaciones: Cada publicación recibe en promedio 1 561 visualizaciones. En el primer día suele acumular 838 visualizaciones.
Reacciones e interacción: La audiencia responde de forma activa: el promedio de reacciones por publicación es 9.
Intereses temáticos: El contenido se centra en temas clave como programming, microcontroller, battery, pcb, pico.

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“News, articles, guides, analytics, projects and startups from the embedded industry. Topics of the channel: ◽️ machine learning ◽️ internet of things ◽️ embedded software ◽️ advanced electronics ◽️ new engineering ideas ⤵️ Share and subscribe!”

Gracias a la alta frecuencia de actualizaciones (últimos datos recibidos el 22 junio, 2026), el canal mantiene la vigencia y un amplio alcance. La analítica demuestra que la audiencia interactúa activamente con el contenido, lo que lo convierte en un punto de referencia dentro de la categoría Tecnologías y Aplicaciones.

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🔫 e-Shotgun - First commercial railgun A very interesting start-up developing a non-lethal weapon of the future A railgun is a linear motor device, typically designed as a weapon, that uses electromagnetic force to launch high velocity projectiles. During the research and development, the following characteristics were summarized: ▫️ Non-lethal attacks, more efficient near defense and data Internet. ▫️ No light, no sound, no smoke, no shell, and slight recoil during use. ▫️ The cost of consumables is low, and the equipment does not need maintenance. ▫️ Exceeds the shooting speed that guns can not reach. The future versions of the weapon are supposed to have IoT functionalities, fingerprints identity recognition, big data statistics and analysis. More information... #articles

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🤖 Top-4 Open-Source 3D-printable Robots Short compilation of interesting projects in robotics. ▫️ InMoov is one of the oldest 3D-printed robotics projects around. It's open-source project, envisioned as a development platform for students, makers, and academics. ▫️ Niryo One is a 3D-printed 6-axis collaborative robot arm for education. It’s very precise and is driven by stepper motors controlled by Arduino and Raspberry Pi. ▫️ Reachy is a 3D-printed robotic torso that’s adaptable enough to play tic-tac-toe or serve coffee, all while looking pretty cute. The idea is for Reachy to be used in the customer service industry. ▫️ Kame is a quadruped robotic platform fully 3D-printed, developed on the BQ innovation lab. It is programmed with Arduino and powered by an ESP8266. It has full mobility, and capabilities for performing different movements like jumping, dancing. #projects #robots

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📃 Article: How to Design Your Own Microcontroller In this step-by-step tutorial you’ll learn how to design your own custom microcontroller board based on the popular STM32 microcontroller. The author breaks down the entire design process into three fundamental steps: ▫️ STEP 1 – System Design ▫️ STEP 2 – Schematic Circuit Design ▫️ STEP 3 – PCB Layout Design More information... #articles #electronics

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📚 Hosein Gholipour - Encyclopedia of Electronic Components (2018) The book is carved into 24 main groups consisting information about a wide range of electronic components. All the main groups are dedicated to a particular electronic component like Resistors and Capacitors (or a category like Sensors and Transducers in Chapter 22). Every component described in the book has a brief note on its function, applications, specifications, component coding (if any), few important pictures, small list of Manufacturers and possible markings on the component. Download the book (.pdf, 2 MB) #books #electronics

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🧠 Self-Parking Car in 500 Lines of Code In this article, we'll train the car to do self-parking using a genetic algorithm. On the ≈40th generation the cars start learning what the self-parking is and start getting closer to the parking spot. You may launch the Self-parking Car Evolution Simulator to see the evolution process directly in your browser. The simulator gives you the following opportunities: ▫️ You may train the cars from scratch and adjust genetic parameters by yourself. ▫️ You may see the trained self-parking cars in action. ▫️ You may also try to park the car manually. The genetic algorithm for this project is implemented in TypeScript. The full genetic source code will be shown in this article, but you may also find the final code examples in the Evolution Simulator repository. More information... #articles #programming #machine_learning

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📚 MagPi (December 2021) Discover 40 amazing projects to make and build with Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W. Inside The MagPi magazine #112: ▫️ Make & Build with Zero 2. Discover 40 incredible projects that make the most out of Zero 2 W’s faster 1GHz quad-core processor. Build radio sets, robots, retro games consoles and more. ▫️ Build Christmas Gifts with Raspberry Pi. Use your skills to make presents for people this holiday season. ▫️ Get started with the Raspberry Pi Build HAT. Control LEGO motors, sensors and buttons and build things with bricks and Raspberry Pi. ▫️ Overclock Zero 2 W. Make your Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W run even faster with our guide to overclocking the little powerhouse. ▫️ Make an intruder alarm. ▫️ The ultimate home server. Keep your server safe with backups and uninterruptable power supply systems. ▫️ Discover PicoSystem. We test out a new handheld games console powered by RP2040. Download the book (.pdf, 41 MB) #books #raspberry #magpi

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🎬 Top 5 New Single Board Computers (SBC) - 2021 New maker board SBC annual review, featuring: ▫️ Odroid HC4 ▫️ Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W ▫️ Banana Pi M5 ▫️ Radxa Zero ▫️ Orange Pi Zero 2 https://youtu.be/u7F2INkWQ5E #video #boards

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📟 TapV2 - open-source STAR-TREK Tap Controller Interesting project of a wearable device based on the ESP32-Pico. Ongoing project. We all have things we want to control and toggle quite frequently - be that our smart home electronics, a script at home, or we just need a timer for our tea. Any sane person would stick to apps or a small web interface to suit their needs, but that is the boring way out. The less boring one is to create a wearable device based on the ESP32-Pico and pack it so full of sensors that it's impossible *not* to control everything with it! The final version is supposed to have a large variety of sensors and features, such as gesture recognition, a microphone, air quality, pulse-oximeter, IR beacon location. More information... #projects #esp32

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📰 Apple car to run neural processors, AI for full autonomy Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports Apple is now aiming to unveil a fully autonomous vehicle in 2025 - one without a steering wheel or pedals - following the SAE Level 5 definition for full driving automation. The report, based on comments by unnamed sources, says Apple has now finished much of the core work on a processor that will go in the first generation of the car. That car chip design and updated self-driving sensors will be used in retrofitted cars that have already been tested in California, the report added. The chip is made of neural processors that use artificial intelligence required for autonomous driving, which means it will run hot and require a cooling system, according to Bloomberg. The 2025 timeline is ambitious considering the complexities of building a fully safe self-driving vehicle based on AI. #news #automotive #artificial_intelligence

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🎛 Cytron Maker HAT Base Review: Low Cost Electronics Lab Cytron’s $10 Maker HAT Base is a GPIO breakout board for all models of Raspberry Pi with 40 GPIO pins and it is a small electronics lab for use with HATs / pHAT. With a HAT connected, we still have access to the female GPIO header, located center right of the board. Using this header we can connect other electronics for use in conjunction with the Maker HAT Base. For example an HC-SR04P ultrasonic sensor with a motor controller would create a motion triggered kinetic sculpture, or be used as the “eyes” of a simple robot. Another use case for the extra GPIO header is a little GPIO hacking. We can tap into the pins to understand how a HAT is using them or we can hack the pins to perform other duties. This use case requires a little more knowledge and equipment than a typical home hobbyist has, but it is there if we need it. Features: ▫️ Piezo Buzzer ▫️ 4 x Pushbuttons ▫️ GPIO pin LEDs More information... #articles #raspberry #hardware

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📟 Open-source plastic scanner Towards a simple device that can identify the five most common plastics Plastic pollution is a well-known problem worldwide, and is still growing. It negatively affects humans and wildlife through animal death, groundwater pollution and incorporation of micro plastics in our digestive system. Discrete near-infrared spectroscopy makes it possible to identify over 75% of all plastic used in everyday life. This ecosystem consists of: ▫️ A breakout board that combines all components to emit and sense infrared light on a small printed circuit board with standard communication protocols. ▫️ A handheld scanner that integrates the breakout board into real-world applications. It enables local machine-learning processing of the sample, all in a compact form factor. ▫️ Software that communicates with the hardware and implements machine learning for optimal and quick prediction of plastic types. More information... #projects #machine_learning

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📃 Save the planet! Program in C, avoid Python, Perl A team of Portuguese university researchers attempted to quantify the energy efficiency of different programming languages in a paper entitled Energy Efficiency across Programming Languages, where they looked at the runtime, memory usage, and energy consumption of twenty-seven well-known programming languages. To the surprise of no one, the study concludes that “compiled languages tend to be, as expected, the fastest and most energy-efficient ones”. C and C++ languages are the most efficient and fastest languages. Go is the worst language from the compiled languages category, and it’s even worse than languages relying on a VM like Java or Erlang, at least with the binary-trees sample used. #articles #programming

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📟 ESP32 BLE Server and Client (Bluetooth Low Energy) Learn how to make a BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) connection between two ESP32 boards. One ESP32 is going to be the server, and the other ESP32 will be the client. The BLE server advertises characteristics that contain sensor readings that the client can read. The ESP32 BLE client reads the values of those characteristics (temperature and humidity) and displays them on an OLED display. More information... #projects #esp32

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📟 Top-5 Cool Projects for TTGO T-Display written in Arduino IDE Short compilation of projects and their git repositories. Can be used with any board supporting Arduino IDE. ▫️ 1. Internet Radio. ▫️ 2. Linear Function Calculator. ▫️ 3. Simple Stopwatch. ▫️ 4. One Button Game. ▫️ 5. Weather Station. Keep in mind that the project of Internet Radio might require additional audio library. #projects #arduino

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🎚 Raspberry PI Zero 2W: What does the silicon contain? Author of the article used special tools and chemicals for having a closer look at how new Raspberry board is built. It's not just a single integrated circuit, but rather 3 pieces of silicon and a bunch of gold wires which tied everything together. Looks like developers have moved away from Package-on-package and have gone for the even more sophisticated multi-chip packaging. In this technique they take the substrate (basically a circuit board with super fine traces), then they put down the DRAM, a spacer... which is simply a bit of un-etched silicon, and then the SOC. It's all connected together with gold bond wires and encapsulated in epxoy. Advantages of this is cost, the package is often as expensive as the silicon it contains. They have gone down from two packages used on the "Pi zero" where they stacked the DRAM on top of the SOC to one. #articles #boards

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🖐🏻 Tactile Sensing Gets a Boost for AI Systems Thanks to Open-source Research The new announcement from Meta this week was ReSkin, a new open-source tactile sensing "skin" solution. ReSkin is a deformable elastomer designed with embedded magnetic particles. According to the publication, when this material deforms, it causes a change in its magnetic field, which is perceptible by nearby magnetometers. The system then uses AI-based techniques to interpret this data into relevant information such as contact location and applied force. All together, ReSkin comes out to be 2-3 mm thick, has a lifetime of over 50,000 interactions, has a temporal resolution of up to 400 Hz, and has a spatial resolution of 1 mm with 90% accuracy. ReSkin offers several unique value propositions. First off, unlike other skin-based sensors, ReSkin is generalizable thanks to a novel self-supervised learning algorithm that allows the sensors to auto-calibrate without manual intervention. #articles #sensors #news

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📟 Watchy CO₂ Sensor Watch Open-source watch/wearable CO₂ sensor for COVID safety The relationship of CO₂ sensing to COVID safety can be found at a number of places. Briefly CO₂ levels measure the amount of human breath in your vicinity, which is a reasonable proxy for the number of particles of an infectious airborne pathogen potentially in your vicinity. There are some caveats, mostly related to indoor air filtration systems which can potentially remove (very small) virus particles but not (much smaller) CO₂ molecules, but it's still a reasonably interesting parameter to monitor when you're in a new or unusual setting. The project is based on the Watchy (ESP32-powered open-source E-Paper Watch). More information... #projects #esp32

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📊 Did COVID-19 Damage the Mobile Robot Market? According to a report from Interact Analysis, revenues from mobile robot sales and shipments grew significantly in 2020 compared to 2019. This was despite delays in commissioning and the postponing of projects as a result of the pandemic. Looking further ahead, robust and exponential growth is forecast, even when you take into account a lowering in Interact Analysis’ short-term projections. Mor than 2 million mobile robots are due to ship by the end of 2025. Here are some of the results of the research: ▫️ Nearly 60,000 mobile robots shipped in 2020 – an increase of over 25% on 2019. ▫️ Revenues to reach $18 billion by 2025, despite a lowered short-term forecast. The research shows that, by the end of 2025, nearly 2.1 million mobile robots will have been shipped – with almost 860,000 of these accounted for in 2025 alone. Revenues will hit $18 billion. #articles #robots

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📚 MagPi (November 2021) The special copy dedicated to the new Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W. Inside The MagPi magazine #111: ▫️ Introducing Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W. The new quad-core 1GHz CPU is up to five times as fast as the original Zero and is compatible with all current Zero projects and kits. ▫️ Zero 2 W specifications and hardware guide. Every major component is outlined in full detail. ▫️ Meet the system in a package. The clever SiP process (a first for Raspberry Pi) enables both the CPU and DRAM to share the same chip. Discover how this new technique makes Zero 2 W possible. ▫️ X-RAY images of Zero 2 W. ▫️ Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W starter projects. ▫️ Explore the world of sensors. Download the book (.pdf, 45 MB) #books #raspberry #magpi

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📰 Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W is out! Priced at $15, Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W uses the same Broadcom BCM2710A1 SoC die as the launch version of Raspberry Pi 3, with Arm cores slightly down-clocked to 1GHz, bundled into a single space-saving package alongside 512MB of LPDDR2 SDRAM. The exact performance uplift over Zero varies across workloads, but for multi-threaded sysbench it is almost exactly five times faster. Specifications: ▫️ Broadcom BCM2710A1, quad-core 64-bit SoC ▫️ 512MB LPDDR2 SDRAM ▫️ 2.4GHz IEEE 802.11b/g/n wireless LAN, Bluetooth 4.2, BLE ▫️ HAT-compatible 40 pin I/O header footprint ▫️ MicroSD card slot ▫️ Mini HDMI port ▫️ CSI-2 camera connector More information... #news #raspberry