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Thanks. If we could have an IMAX-like experience, that would be fantastic.

If you wear Vision Pro to watch movies, can the field of view achieve a cinema-like effect. Or can we have a movie theater viewing experience on Vision Pro?

New: https://rvspace.org/en/project/JH7110_Upstream_Plan

I think it will push to upstream ASAP.

SDK：https://github.com/starfive-tech/VisionFive2

Docs: https://doc-en.rvspace.org/Doc_Center/visionfive_2.html

It's very cool, I love the talk.wasm example.

It looks like it will open a new application scenario for low-performance hardware products.

StarFive announces new JH7110 SoC and SBC based on SiFive U74 CPU core[1].

You can experience SiFive's product in the real world.

[1]: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/starfive/visionfive-2

R.I.P

You can find more details about M.2 Module here: https://makerdiary.com/collections/frontpage/products/nrf528...

M60 is compatible with MacOS, even media keys.

You got the point :)

Hoping you will enjoy M60.

Just for fun :)

The hardware includes a QSPI flash which presents as an USB storage that stored Python source code, and you can modify Python directly.

BTW, It provides a new way to validate your hardware product ideas quickly.

The best usb keyboard should have 1ms latency due to USB HID interrupt interval. 4 ms is not that bad.

It is a bit slow. It takes 4 ms to scan the matrix once right now. With some optimizations, it may be faster.

If someone want to try Web Bluetooth, please look at this project[1]: a Web Command Line Interface via NUS (Nordic UART Service).

[1]:https://github.com/makerdiary/web-device-cli

Well, Co-founder of Makerdiary is here :)

I love this article, and I wanna promote our works in this thread :)

We are build some little Nordic nRF52-based widgets for maker with a lot of documents, you can find more wiki at here[1][2]. And we are try to use MESH network technology to protect our IoT data, here is some tutorial for BLE MESH[3] and OpenThread MESH[4].

BTW, if you are intersted in FIDO U2F security key, please check here[5], an open source FIDO U2F implementation on nRF52 SoC.

[1]: https://wiki.makerdiary.com

[2]: https://blog.makerdiary.com

[3]: https://blog.makerdiary.com/getting-started-with-bluetooth-m...

[4]: https://blog.makerdiary.com/build-a-thread-network-with-nrf5...

[5]: https://github.com/makerdiary/nrf52-u2f

Maybe you should look at TockOS[1].

[1]: https://www.tockos.org/

I come from Seeed, hope you enjoy the Shenzhen Maker Map :)

It seems Microsoft has another ML library[1] for MCU.

[1]: Embedded Learning Library, https://github.com/Microsoft/ELL

I like TockOS too. As a hardware product manager, I look forward to use it in next project.

How do you think particle.io?

>>IMO, the biggest problem is software startups unwillingness to hire other types of engineers.

>>It's easy to bridge from Arduino to Atmel AVR IF you know how to do board layout. Startups need to either grow their knowledge of electronics or hire some electrical engineers.

I agree, hardware can not agile like software is. So you have to re-design your product from prototype(like Arduino).

Even more, you should outsource your hardware design to other professional hardware company, such as design house.

Xiaomi's notebook. 12.5" or 13.3".

http://www.mi.com/en/mibookair/

That would be terrible.

There are[1] short story write with hanyu pinyin(a latin alphabet system) which all words with the same pronunciation.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lion-Eating_Poet_in_the_Stone_...

Yes.

This Microphone Array (will?) support Raspberry Pi:

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/seeed/respeaker-an-open...

:)

I think Wio[1] is good choice to getting started. :)

[1]: https://github.com/Seeed-Studio/Wio_Link

There are a Windbond flash onboard, pic is here: https://statics3.seeedstudio.com/product/2016-09/7.png

Some description above the pic:

          • The size of ESP-3212 Wifi module is 16mm x 24mm x 3m.

          • The ESP-3212 deploys 4MB SPI Flash with WSOP－8 package. It also uses 3DBi PCB antenna on board.

ESP3212 is an module, ESP32 is the chip.

You can preorder an ESP32 module(with 4MB flash) from SeeedStudio[1] right now.

[1]: http://www.seeedstudio.com/ESP3212-Wifi-Bluetooth-Combo-Modu...

Yes or not.

It can be built as an Amazon Echo clone.

But the most important feature is that you can embed it to your product/object but with advanced voice technology, such Far-field Voice Capture, Beamforming, Acoustic Source Localization, Nosie Suppression, De-reverberation and Acoustic Echo Cancellation.

And also it contains a lot feature, such touch, Arduino compatible, expansion header pins, etc. So if you want to build a funny toy instrument, ReSpeaker should be good choice. Or embedding ReSpeaker into a robot which you can chat with.

Besides, it's easy to develop another hardware module motor driver.