Home Assistant OS (hereinafter referred to as hassos) is the official system launched by Home Assistant that has homeassistant pre-installed, designed to run on Raspberry Pi. hassos allows you to focus solely on homeassistant itself without worrying about the complexities of the linux system. It offers many useful plugins, such as the essential File edit. Installing and using plugins is exceptionally simple; you just need to click a few buttons, which is a joy that those who manually install

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High-end smartphones have fewer highlights, and the Lei Tu Tu score can no longer showcase the advantages of a smartphone. Thus, the more powerful dual-camera has made its appearance. The dual-camera mentioned here is not like previous smartphones with one camera in the front and one in the back; instead, it uses two rear cameras

The series of articles on dual cameras has received a lot of attention from readers. Some readers hope to understand the principles behind dual cameras. I, the editor, have read numerous articles on dual camera principles, most of which have been quite boring, leading to a journey from beginner to abandonment. Here, I will use a simple and straightforward way to discuss the principles of dual cameras, and everyone is welcome

Jetson Nano development kit measures only 80x100mm and features four high-speed USB 3.0 ports, MIPI CSI-2 camera connector, HDMI 2.0 and DisplayPort 1.3, Gigabit Ethernet, M.2 Key-E module, MicroSD card slot, and a 40-pin GPIO header. The Nano's interfaces and GPIO header can connect to various popular peripherals and sensors.

The development kit boots from a MicroSD card and can be conveniently powered via a micro USB

On May 16, 2013, at the I/O conference, Google launched a new Android development environment—Android Studio, and improved the developer console, adding five new features. Android Studio allows developers to see how their applications look on different screen sizes while writing code.