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Upcoming NAMUGA Techday on Vision for the Physical AI Era
Edge AI and Vision Alliance·Oct 23
  • NAMUGA is hosting a "Vision for the Physical AI Era" tech day.
  • The event will showcase NAMUGA's latest 3D vision and sensing solutions.
  • The focus is on the intersection of AI with physical world sensing and connectivity.
UniFormation Promises Fully-Automated Resin Printing, Washing, Drying From Its S10 16k 3D Printer
Hackster News - Hackster.io·Oct 23
  • UniFormation S10 offers automated print-wash-dry cycles for resin 3D printing, reducing user handling of hazardous chemicals.
  • The system features independent modules for print, wash, and dry, with an external Fluid Hub for IPA recycling to minimize waste.
  • The printer boasts 16k resolution, industrial-grade Z-axis precision, and built-in sensors for contamination detection.
Tesla is prepping a Cybercab onslaught
TechCrunch·Oct 22
  • Tesla is preparing to launch its two-seater robotaxis, dubbed 'Cybercabs,' in additional U.S. cities this year.
  • The company is currently not disclosing the number of paid rides completed by its robotaxi service.
  • This move signifies Tesla's continued push into autonomous transportation and smart mobility.
This Virtual Microphone Follows Your Fingertips
Hackster News - Hackster.io·Oct 22
  • A virtual microphone system, SoundBubble, uses headset-mounted microphones and hand-tracking to isolate sounds made by fingertips.
  • It can detect subtle interactions like taps, swipes, and micro-gestures on surfaces and passive objects, enhancing XR interfaces.
  • The technology accurately identifies finger-surface contact and can distinguish quiet sounds from loud background noise, showing promise for AR glasses.
A Touchscreen You Can Wear
Hackster News - Hackster.io·Oct 23
  • Researchers developed a wearable touchscreen integrated directly into fabric using electronic fibers.
  • The technology allows for flexible, washable displays with embedded sensors for monitoring wearer and environment.
  • Future applications include advanced smart clothing with on-device AI for personalized interfaces and monitoring.
Multi-tenant GPU Kubernetes on simulated hardware with Kamaji and HAMi
Blog – Cloud Native Computing Foundation·Oct 23
  • Kamaji and HAMi enable multi-tenant GPU Kubernetes on simulated hardware.
  • Addresses the trade-off between dedicated vs. shared GPU clusters.
  • Improves isolation and cost-efficiency for GPU resource management.
Benchmarking an NPU at Scale
Edge AI and Vision Alliance·Oct 23
  • Quadric benchmarks its NPU across diverse hardware configurations.
  • Benchmarking results are available in DevStudio for SoC architects.
  • This process aims for transparent and unbiased performance data.
ESP-Mosaico Lets AI Agents Do the Coding
Hackster News - Hackster.io·Oct 22
  • ESP-Mosaico is a new modular development platform for microcontrollers that integrates AI agents to automate firmware development, testing, and deployment.
  • The platform features the ESP32-S31 microcontroller with Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.4, and an IEEE 802.15.4 radio, along with a touchscreen, sensors, and expansion capabilities.
  • It offers 'Chat Coding' and 'Vibe Coding' workflows, allowing AI agents to write, simulate, deploy, and iterate on hardware projects with minimal human intervention.
Build a 5.8 GHz FPV Receiver With an ESP32-C5
Hackster News - Hackster.io·Oct 22
  • ESP32-C5 chip repurposed to build a 5.8 GHz analog FPV receiver.
  • Leverages the chip's Wi-Fi radio and custom firmware for video reception and demodulation.
  • Utilizes a simple resistor-based DAC for composite video output to FPV goggles.
Yes, Even a Clamp Meter Can Run Doom
Hackster News - Hackster.io·Oct 23
  • A digital clamp meter with limited RAM was successfully used to run the classic game Doom.
  • The project involved custom firmware to overcome memory constraints and utilize existing hardware features.
  • This demonstrates the potential for repurposing embedded hardware, even in unexpected ways.
16 GB Ought to Be Enough for Anybody
Hackster News - Hackster.io·Oct 23
  • LLMs can now run on single-board computers with limited RAM by offloading model weights to an SSD and loading experts as needed.
  • This technique, using an Arduino VENTUNO Q and Colibri inference engine, allows massive models to run locally without internet.
  • Performance is significantly slower than high-end hardware, but it enables experimentation with large models on modest, offline systems.
X-Hinges Creates "Self-Sensing" 3D-Printed Objects — From Gloves to Game-Controlling Sharks
Hackster News - Hackster.io·Oct 23
  • MIT and Tianjin University developed "X-Hinges," a system to 3D print "self-sensing" objects with built-in motion and touch detection.
  • The technology uses specialized design software to embed conductive materials for sensors and traces in 3D-printed objects, allowing multi-axis motion tracking.
  • Applications demonstrated include smart gloves, adaptive lamps, tactile sensors, and game controllers, showcasing responsive interaction with human touch.