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Nordic Thingy:53 Platform Combines Dual Arm Cortex-M33 Processor and Embedded Machine Learning for Faster IoT Prototyping

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Nordic Thingy:53 Platform Combines Dual Arm Cortex-M33 Processor and Embedded Machine Learning for Faster IoT Prototyping

The latest member of Nordic Semiconductor’s Thingy series, the Thingy 53, combines a flagship dual-core SoC, power management IC, PA/LNA range extender, and multiple sensors, along with embedded machine learning firmware, accelerating the realization of advanced wireless proofs-of-concept. Nordic Semiconductor has released the multi-sensor prototyping platform ‘Nordic Thingy:53’ (“Thingy:53”), which features multi-protocol short-range wireless connectivity … Read more

Implementing Voice Recognition with Syntiant TinyML and Edge Impulse

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Implementing Voice Recognition with Syntiant TinyML and Edge Impulse

Project Description This project uses the microphone built into the Syntiant TinyML development board to build a machine learning model through Edge Impulse, allowing the LED light on the board to display different effects based on Chinese voice commands. A total of four labels of sound data were trained, as detailed below. Label Keyword Action … Read more

Using TinyML on Arduino to Scan Plant Leaves for Health

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Using TinyML on Arduino to Scan Plant Leaves for Health

This article is from Arduino Project Hub Author: Arduino “having11” Guy Prerequisites Like humans, plants can also get sick; for instance, the leaves of a plant may turn yellow or develop spots due to fungi or other pathogens. Thus, by harnessing the power of machine learning, we can scan the colors and then use them … Read more

Edge Impulse Makes TinyML Accessible for Millions of Arduino Developers

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Edge Impulse Makes TinyML Accessible for Millions of Arduino Developers

Posted by: ArduinoTEAM — May 26th, 2020 Running Machine Learning (ML) on microcontrollers is one of the most exciting developments in recent years, allowing small battery-powered devices to detect complex movements, recognize sounds, or find anomalies in sensor data. To make it accessible for every embedded developer to build and deploy these models, we have … Read more