Tag: embedded-systems

jubalh/awesome-os is a curated list of open-source operating systems and learning resources with 2,239 GitHub stars. It collects hobby kernels, production OSes, books, tutorials, and Linux-specific development tools for developers studying or building operating systems.

PegorK/f32 is an experimental 9.85mm ESP32-C3 development board mounting behind USB-C, featuring single-GPIO design, captive portal firmware, and intentional design constraint violations for research and miniaturization exploration.

Discover how OpenEyes transforms robot vision on edge devices from 2 FPS to 30 FPS using DeepStream acceleration. Complete setup guide, real code examples, and performance benchmarks for NVIDIA Jetson, Raspberry Pi, and more.

Discover eSpeak NG, the compact open-source speech synthesizer supporting 100+ languages. Learn installation, C API integration, phoneme extraction for ML, and why developers are choosing it over expensive cloud TTS services.

Discover ROSMASTER M3 Pro, the integrated ROS2 robot platform with 6DOF arm, Mecanum wheels, dual LiDAR, and built-in AI large models. Stop struggling with hardware integration and start building intelligent robots that see, think, and manipulate.

Build FocusFinder: a transparent OLED focus timer with hidden Raspberry Pi camera that tracks your attention via face detection. Complete hardware guide, code analysis, and productivity insights.

Discover KittenTTS, the revolutionary 25MB CPU text-to-speech library from KittenML. Learn installation, real code examples, advanced usage patterns, and why developers are abandoning bloated TTS pipelines for this ONNX-powered engine with 8 built-in voices.

Transform your SI4732 pocket radio with ATS Mini firmware. Unlock multi-band reception, custom themes, and pro DSP features on ESP32-S3 hardware. Complete flashing guide with real code examples included.

The Game Boy Bitcoin Miner by stacksmashing turns 1989 Nintendo hardware into a functional Bitcoin mining node using SHA-256d on an 8-bit CPU. Discover how this viral project works, how to build it yourself, and why it matters for cryptocurrency accessibility.

NullClaw is a revolutionary Zig-based AI assistant infrastructure featuring a 678KB binary, ~1MB RAM usage, and sub-2ms startup. Perfect for edge computing and microcontrollers, it supports 50+ providers and 19 channels without compromising on performance.