#Hardware and IoT

[qortrola]

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[adafruit]

OPT4048 - a "tri-stimulus" light sensor 🔴🟢🔵

We were chatting in the forums with someone when the OPT4048 (https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/texas-instruments/OPT4048DTSR/21298553) came up. It's an interesting light sensor that does color sensing but with diodes matched to the CIE XYZ color space. This would make them particularly good for color-light tuning. We made a cute breakout for this board. Fun fact: it's 3.3V power but 5V logic friendly.

[theredditblog]

theredditblog

Iam paulalice working for theredditblog as PR consultant.With more than 6 year’s experience in PR and Digital Industry,helping teams to achieve goals by streamlining the process.

[cytronicx]

[lensdeer]

I know I've technically written software for it, which one could argue means I'm having an active role in supporting its continued existence, but holy FUCKING shit I hate the LaMetric TIME what a useless fucking hunk of overpriced shit.

You'd think making a bluetooth speaker function as a bluetooth speaker would be easy, or that a 200 hundred fucking dollars "smart" display would be able to do any data processing at all onboard without depending on an external server spoonfeeding it information in the exact format it wants, but, alas,

[nrgnews-it]

Nexus: The Dawn of IoT Consciousness – The Revolution Illuminating Big Data Chaos

[auckam]

Auckam delivers custom electronics manufacturing, smart IoT & drone hardware solutions, and advanced PCB design to bring reliable, innovative products to life.

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[morganblogsblog]

IoT Hardware Development Services PCB & Embedded Systems

We specialize in IoT hardware engineering, offering custom PCB designs, industrial-grade embedded systems, and cloud-connected IoT devices. Our solutions ensure seamless communication, high efficiency, and scalability for various industries.

[charismaticthing]

charismaticthings

I am islakay working for charismaticthings as PR consultant. With more than 6 year’s experience in PR and Digital Industry, helping teams to achieve goals by streamlining the process.

[qortrola]

[adafruit]

Triple Matrix Bonnet Makes Big Bright Displays 🔴🟢🔵✨

With our latest work on getting HUB75 RGB matrices working on the Raspberry Pi 5

we can now create stunning LED displays. But what if we want more pixels? At some point, we max out the bandwidth of the RP1 chip, but we can still squeeze out additional performance by updating the PIO commands to output two or three matrix strings instead of just one.

Thus, the Triple Output RGB Matrix Bonnet you see here! We're using the classic Active-3 pinout

with a switch to select whether the 4th or 8th pin is connected to address E.

Since we expect large matrix grids drawing 10A+ of current, there's no onboard power management—the 5V supply should be connected separately through thick power wires. This board is for data only. If you aren't using port 3, the I2C remains available, so we've added a Stemma QT port for extra flexibility.

[theredditblog]

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[takeoffproject]

Embedded Systems: Driving Innovation in Technology

Embedded systems are specialized computing systems designed to perform dedicated functions within larger devices or applications. These systems integrate hardware and software components to execute tasks with precision, reliability, and efficiency. They are embedded in devices ranging from household appliances like washing machines and microwaves to complex industrial machines, medical equipment, and automotive systems.

An embedded system's core lies a microcontroller or microprocessor, which controls and processes data. Sensors, actuators, and communication interfaces are often part of the system, enabling it to interact with the physical environment. For instance, in a smart thermostat, an embedded system monitors temperature, processes user inputs, and adjusts heating or cooling accordingly.

Embedded systems are valued for their compact size, low power consumption, and cost-effectiveness. They are tailored for real-time operations, ensuring quick and accurate responses to specific tasks. Industries such as automotive, healthcare, telecommunications, and consumer electronics heavily rely on these systems to innovate and improve product functionality.

As technology advances, embedded systems are becoming more sophisticated, incorporating artificial intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity, and advanced sensors. These developments are paving the way for smarter devices and systems, transforming how we live and work.

In a world increasingly driven by automation and smart technology, embedded systems play a crucial role in shaping the future of innovation.