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Arduino MKR VIDOR 4000
Arduino MKR VIDOR 4000 is a compact FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) development board based on Intel® Cyclone® 10CL016, offering 16K logic elements, 504Kbit of embedded RAM, and 56 18-bit x 18-bit hardware multipliers for highspeed DSP applications. The FPGA pins can toggle up to 150MHz and can also be configured as common communications ports such…
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Raspberry Pi MOVI Adapter for Offline Speech Recognition and Synthesis
Acoustic audio developer Audeme unveiled their new MOVI adapter for the Raspberry Pi 3, which allows users to connect the company’s MOVI Arduino Shield for offline speech and synthesis recognition. The $75 MOVI (My Own Voice Interface) Arduino Shield offers “Internet-free” speech recognition and synthesis for up to 150 customizable English sentences. MOVI offers voice control…
Open the door from your phone with a QR code!
In this project we will see how to create an Arduino-based smart lock that can be unlocked from your mobile phone; we will therefore see how to generate a specific QR code, how to create an access page from ESP8266 and finally you will be able to open the door using your phone. We…
Arduino MIDI Rhythm Section Sequencer
Having a good software drum machine is easy and cheap today but using a mouse kills the fun for me. This is why I realized what initially was intended as a pure 64 steps hardware MIDI drum sequencer capable of triggering up to 12 different drum elements (parts), but then evolved in a rhythm section…
Interview to Alastair Parvin and Wikihouse project
For the latest episode of our Meet The Founders interviews we are releasing today the intervivew we made recently with WIkihouse funder Alastair Parvin. The interview come up superbe and it touches a lot of topics, ranging from furniture manufacturing to VC strategies, from crowdfunding to openness. There are the kind of post you…
That’s why we need more (open) Hardware Startups.
This scalability mantra we have been used for years now is not getting us anywhere. I’m sick of this build – grow – exit thing. Building the next web startups is not going to make any big difference in the world: we have social networks, blog platforms, we have sites for sharing pictures, we have…
