Also: MicroPython is based on Python3, and after a few minutes of searching I gave up on which version of Python that circuitpython is based, but I assume its python 2, which is officially obsolete as of this month.
CircuitPython Now Working On Teensy 4.0
Now programming your teensy 4.0 with python works this way: You can edit a pythonfile with whatever editor you like and save it on the CIRCUITPY-drive The program shall be executed automatically it must have the filename code.py
#circuitpython2020 is our annual reflection on the state of CircuitPython. For the last couple weeks folks have sent in some wonderful stories, ideas, suggestions and more. See the kick-off post for all of the details.
This past week I finished up the Animated Gif Player and its associated learn guide. You can check out the learn guide. Since I thought it would be fun, I created an animated gif of the player playing an animated Gif. I also wrote up an epic Blog post for my thoughts on CircuitPython 2020 as well as my story about how I started at Adafruit. You can check out the Blog post. I have been also picking up on working on the Blinka project, the CircuitPython compatibility layer for Raspberry Pi and other Single Board Computers. There has been some extra activity from community member contributions and that has been excellent to see.
Having spent so much time working in the Python packaging ecosystem I think that CircuitPython is uniquely positioned to present a new answer to the question of how to manage packages. I do not think that CircuitPython should adopt pip, conda or any other purely command-line focused package management solution. I think that as a community we should work to build something that can serve our use case better - something that's easy to use for someone who has never even heard of a command line.
Brookwood Design Launches GrblHAL Breakout Board Unkit for the Teensy 4.1This board enables users to run the GrblHAL motion control system to drive CNC mills, routers, and lathes. -design-launches-grblhal-breakout-board-unkit-for-the-teensy-4-1-c08d9656cc22
LV-TASC, the LabVIEW Teensy/Arduino Sketch Compiler, Looks to Bring LabVIEW to Microcontrollers -tasc-the-labview-teensy-arduino-sketch-compiler-looks-to-bring-labview-to-microcontrollers-df9f5a5a9b8b
Particle has announced today that they are discontinuing development of Particle Mesh, their OpenThread-based mesh networking solution, and will no longer be manufacturing their associated Xenon development board.
ESP32 projects: Given its many features, the ESP32 can be used for a slew of DIY (Do It Yourself) IoT projects and DIY smart home projects. Some instances include sensor-based projects such as creating an all-in-one ESP32 weather station shield and working with barometric sensor; data logging projects like recording the temperature to MicroSD card and web-based projects such as setting an ESP32 Access Point (AP) for the web server.
BeagleBoard projects: BeagleBoard is ideal for beginners in electronics and programming. So projects that require reading from external sensors, commanding actuators (such as motors or light systems), and networking are simpler and more efficient with the BeagleBone Black than with a Raspberry Pi.
It has a Gbit LAN for network, with dedicated bus and controller and it works without latency under heavy load network applications. The on board 802.11 ac WiFi offers 2.4G&5G WLAN connectivity and other features include Bluetooth 5.0, a USB 3.0 host and a USB 3.0 OTG port, each 5Gbps/s and working independently.
Hi, all. I've been writing an 8086 (actually 80186) PC emulator for the Arduino Due. You can interface with it via VNC using a Wiznet 5x00 Ethernet module/shield. I'm working on making it function on a Mega2560 as well, but that's not working...
To follow along with this tutorial, you will need the following materials. You may not need everything though depending on what you have. Add it to your cart, read through the guide, and adjust the cart as necessary. You will need the appropriate USB cable for the Teensy board with which you are working. The following boards work with the micro-USB cable:
To start working with the Teensy, all you need to do is plug in your USB cable to your computer and your Teensy board. There are two options for programming the Teensy boards - the Arduino IDE or your favorite C compiler.
Now that you have a basic understanding of working with the Teensy, it's time to start building projects with one! Make sure to check out the schematic for your particular Teensy when building any new projects.
Do you have any idea what might be wrong? This device was working fine as a serial+keyboard+mouse+joystick device, but I really wanted to get it working with XInput rather than DirectInput. Any help gratefully received!!
I am pulling the guts out of an older directinput wheel and replacing it with a leonardo and your library. Currently, I have the 3 potentiometers working fine when they are sitting on the bench and I can rotate the rotor fully, but when I put 2 of them back into their enclosure (the pedals, which I plan on mapping to the triggers) the range of movement is restricted to about a quarter of the rotation.
TensorFlow Lite for Microcontrollers is designed for the specific constraints ofmicrocontroller development. If you are working on more powerful devices (forexample, an embedded Linux device like the Raspberry Pi), the standardTensorFlow Lite framework might be easier to integrate. 2ff7e9595c
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