It's Monday, which can only mean it's time for another #Hackster round-up.
Today, I'm starting with a couple of crowdfunding campaigns - first for the Coglet, a 3D-printable desktop companion robot with some pretty nice features. Open-source, too! (Albeit under an unspecified licence - or, at least, I couldn't find one in the repo.)
The second is the Neuro N6, an STM32N6-powered Feather-format #microcontroller development board built with edge... err, computer vision in mind. Milliwatt-power CV on-board, its creators promise - all accessible via extension to the #Arduino IDE.
#Technology #News #Hackster #Crowdfunding #DevelopmentBoard #ComputerVision #MachineLearning
And finally - I overachieved earlier in the month, so I only have to do three a day now to hit my target for March - is something that was announced too late last week for me to cover: the addition of a new over-the-air update feature ("experimental," for now) to #RaspberryPi Connect:
All of those are, as ever, also available ad- and tracker-free via the #GeminiProtocol:
The open-hardware 3D-printable Coglet companion bot:
gemini://tilde.club/~ghalfacree/202603/20260323-coglet.gmi
The Neuro N6 edge-computer-vision development board:
gemini://tilde.club/~ghalfacree/202603/20260323-neuro.gmi
And experimental over-the-air updates in Raspberry Pi Connect:
gemini://tilde.club/~ghalfacree/202603/20260323-piconnect.gmi
Gareth Halfacree
