The Spotpear ESP32C3 LCD 1.44 is a desktop gadget with a 1.44-inch LCD screen that can display videos and connect to WiFi for weather and time updates.
Explore Seeed Studio's XIAO series, featuring tiny, powerful development boards. Choose from various models like XIAO SAMD21, XIAO ESP32C3, and more. Accessories include sensors, displays, and starter kits. Shop now for discounts and free shipping.
Inference.net offers LLM inference tokens for models like Llama 3.1 at a 50-90% discount from other providers. They aggregate unused compute resources from data centers to offer fast, reliable, and affordable inference services.
inference.net is a wholesaler of LLM inference tokens for models like Llama 3.1. We provide inference services at a 50-90% discount from what you would pay together.ai or groq.
'We sell tokens in 10 billion token increments. The current cost per 10 billion tokens for an 8B model is $200."
inference.net is a wholesaler of LLM inference tokens for models like Llama 3.1. We provide inference services at a 50-90% discount from what you would pay together.ai or groq.
'We sell tokens in 10 billion token increments. The current cost per 10 billion tokens for an 8B model is $200."
A guide on using the ESP32C3-1.44 module, including installation, case videos, schematic diagram, program package, and tutorials on building the compilation environment, configuring third-party libraries, replacing middle rotation symbols, and more.
An email machine, the Cidco MailStation, is repurposed as a terminal using the Z80 processor and msTERM application. The WiFiStation dongle enables network communication.
- Hardware: Z80 processor, 128KB RAM, 0.5MB flash, modem, parallel port, RTC, QWERTY keyboard.
- Code Loading: Built-in hex editor or loader program via parallel port.
- Dev Env: OpenBSD laptop, C/Z80 assembly, SDCC compiler, upload via parallel port.
- msTERM: Stein's terminal program for BBS communication, custom ISR, modified font.
- Get Started: Stein's released msTERM code, example project, WiFi adapter option."
- Hardware: Z80 processor, 128KB RAM, 0.5MB flash, modem, parallel port, RTC, QWERTY keyboard.
- Code Loading: Built-in hex editor or loader program via parallel port.
- Dev Env: OpenBSD laptop, C/Z80 assembly, SDCC compiler, upload via parallel port.
- msTERM: Stein's terminal program for BBS communication, custom ISR, modified font.
- Get Started: Stein's released msTERM code, example project, WiFi adapter option."
Detailed instructions and assembly guide for building the PiDP-10, a PDP-10 emulator built using a Raspberry Pi.
An article about Rockchip's RKLLM toolkit, which provides NPU-accelerated large language models for RK3588, RK3588S, and RK3576 processors.
Arduino Alvik: A Cross-Discipline Tool for Robotics and Programming
* Easy programming: The Alvik is powered by the versatile Nano ESP32, which streamlines the learning curve in robotics with its comprehensive programming suite that includes MicroPython and Arduino language.
* Robotic potential: The Alvik comes with multiple integrated sensors, including a Time of Flight, RGB color and line-following array, 6-axis gyroscope and accelerometer, and touchable buttons. This allows users to tackle a range of innovative, real-world projects.
* Design flexibility: The Alvik features LEGO Technic connectors, allowing users to personalize the robot and expand its capabilities. It also has M3 screw connectors for custom 3D or laser-cutter designs.
* Connectivity: The Alvik has Wi-Fi and Bluetooth LE connectivity, making it easy to connect to other devices.
* Easy programming: The Alvik is powered by the versatile Nano ESP32, which streamlines the learning curve in robotics with its comprehensive programming suite that includes MicroPython and Arduino language.
* Robotic potential: The Alvik comes with multiple integrated sensors, including a Time of Flight, RGB color and line-following array, 6-axis gyroscope and accelerometer, and touchable buttons. This allows users to tackle a range of innovative, real-world projects.
* Design flexibility: The Alvik features LEGO Technic connectors, allowing users to personalize the robot and expand its capabilities. It also has M3 screw connectors for custom 3D or laser-cutter designs.
* Connectivity: The Alvik has Wi-Fi and Bluetooth LE connectivity, making it easy to connect to other devices.
The PiDP-10 is a modern reproduction of the PDP-10, powered by a Raspberry Pi and featuring a front panel with tons of LEDs and switches. It's designed for those who want to experience the computing power of the 1960s, but with a modern twist.
The SQFMI Watchy is a fully open-source, hackable ePaper watch based on the ESP32 with a crisp, glare-free 1.54" 200x200 ePaper display which can be programmed using the Arduino IDE and lots of your favourite Arduino/ESP libraries!
