Most SoC's can run either more simple OS, or can run without OS at all. Actually OS saves you loads of gray hair (f.e. trying to wrap your wifi functions when You port from one board to another). If this chip would have more flash, it could have OS in flash/rom . Given that most users will want to connect some computer vision to the internet, OS functions to support proper cryptography are essential, f.e. implementing mere stream compressor in Arduino IDE is major pain. With OS you can have much more flexibility and easily reuse code to not reinvent the wheel (like tuntox or toxvpn to create decentralized vpn over firewalls)
@@dinithaw actually that is still a lot of cash for such a simple board. One of reasons for that is that board is overloaded with connectors, all of which costs money as they require precious metals whose prices did skyrocket. That is why SoC systems can reach prices like 1$. Also as for hobbyist product, this board is practically not repairable. So after newbie will release magic smoke out of cpu, whole 60$ worth of connections and PCB flies straight to trash can. It also means that board is not upgradeable (or downgradeable) . Many times one could develop code on 328, then once testing phase is finished - optimize for smaller atmega , swap the chip and that's it. Given 328 shortages - it costs over 10$ where i live now - that's not completely pointless, especially if you develop loads of projects. As the product is marketed for computer vision and AI, many users will find being stuck in the memory limits and will be not able to push their projects forward. F.e. common problem is need to introduce extra NN filter or deconvolution matrix to reduce some noise which was not anticipated during design stage - like light flicker from fluorescent tubes or flies coming to camera etc. This blows memory usage , and in case of non-expandable board - is showstopper.
Just bought one from Digikey. Shake the box, loose things inside. I carefully open the box, see there is an antenna that's loose in there and something else falls on the floor, too small to see! I want to see the content list to know what I lost! Nowhere to be found. Please tell me what version of the IDE I need to program this thing because it doesn't show up in 1.8.19 Indicated nowhere in the documentation. Thank you so much...
Okay, I found it. It was the protective cap for the JTAG pins. The product doesn't even provide a photo so you can know there are 3 connector protective caps included. The images in this video don't include them!! Duh!
Yup! With the Arduino Cloud, you can easily connect the board, create comprehensive dashboards, and control your project from your smartphone using the native app.
yeah, price looks like someone put comma in wrong place. 6.87e would be competitive. 68.7e means stagnation. Perhaps time to move to different business model? f.e. charge small annual licensing fee for r&d to club members to allow them putting branding on their final products? There is no way small corporation can be competitive both in r&d and manufacturing.
Wow, seems like such a great board I am waiting for the giga display bundle to come back in stock and then i will definetly order it!
The 1MB of RAM is great so 480 video frames can be reasonably handled 👍
This is great for vision without having to bother with Linux
Most SoC's can run either more simple OS, or can run without OS at all. Actually OS saves you loads of gray hair (f.e. trying to wrap your wifi functions when You port from one board to another).
If this chip would have more flash, it could have OS in flash/rom . Given that most users will want to connect some computer vision to the internet, OS functions to support proper cryptography are essential, f.e. implementing mere stream compressor in Arduino IDE is major pain. With OS you can have much more flexibility and easily reuse code to not reinvent the wheel (like tuntox or toxvpn to create decentralized vpn over firewalls)
This looks amazing. After Raspberry Pi abandoned us to just sell to manufactures, I've been looking for an alternative.
Be yourself a FPGA programmer
esp32? ESP8266?
Huh? I still use my Rpi3 and it runs fine.
just know that arduino is a microcontroller , not a microprocessor.
串口驱动正常，arduino1.8.19老版端口可以正常识别，但最新2.0.4版本端口变灰打不开为什么？
Waiting to review the beast
y justamente me voy a comprar uno para reemplazar la tarjeta UNO que tengo
no dram controller
tiny amount of ram
no 5V version for drop in compatibility with 5V shields
late by 5 years
no wifi6...
costs more than 64bit SBC...
Hell yeah. This thing doesn't worth the price they asking for. Just wait for clones. They won't be cost more than $20
@@dinithaw actually that is still a lot of cash for such a simple board.
One of reasons for that is that board is overloaded with connectors, all of which costs money as they require precious metals whose prices did skyrocket.
That is why SoC systems can reach prices like 1$.
Also as for hobbyist product, this board is practically not repairable. So after newbie will release magic smoke out of cpu, whole 60$ worth of connections and PCB flies straight to trash can.
It also means that board is not upgradeable (or downgradeable) . Many times one could develop code on 328, then once testing phase is finished - optimize for smaller atmega , swap the chip and that's it. Given 328 shortages - it costs over 10$ where i live now - that's not completely pointless, especially if you develop loads of projects.
As the product is marketed for computer vision and AI, many users will find being stuck in the memory limits and will be not able to push their projects forward. F.e. common problem is need to introduce extra NN filter or deconvolution matrix to reduce some noise which was not anticipated during design stage - like light flicker from fluorescent tubes or flies coming to camera etc. This blows memory usage , and in case of non-expandable board - is showstopper.
The limit to be a SBC is near.
esta una bestia de maquina ... 🔥🔥🔥💪🤓👍🏻💻
Can we run h.264 codecs and stream video from cameras as webRTC?
Is there a technique suitable for Japan?
Need one with screw terminals.
Ini hp ane data tersedot dan disadap wifi. Bagaimana cara mengatasinya gan. Thanks you for sharing.
Nice share
Will it connect to the IoT cloud? I purchased an Uno WiFi hoping it would connect to the cloud but nope. All WiFi boards should be able to connect.
This was answered in another comment by Arduino, but yeah it should be able to.
love to get one to review not sure on price say drop it 20 and im in
Just bought one from Digikey. Shake the box, loose things inside. I carefully open the box, see there is an antenna that's loose in there and something else falls on the floor, too small to see! I want to see the content list to know what I lost! Nowhere to be found. Please tell me what version of the IDE I need to program this thing because it doesn't show up in 1.8.19 Indicated nowhere in the documentation.
Thank you so much...
Okay, I found it. It was the protective cap for the JTAG pins. The product doesn't even provide a photo so you can know there are 3 connector protective caps included. The images in this video don't include them!! Duh!
Wil this be compatable with the arduino iot cloud?
Yup! With the Arduino Cloud, you can easily connect the board, create comprehensive dashboards, and control your project from your smartphone using the native app.
Precio?
68.70 €
@@frog2818 Wow 🤯
yeah, price looks like someone put comma in wrong place. 6.87e would be competitive. 68.7e means stagnation. Perhaps time to move to different business model? f.e. charge small annual licensing fee for r&d to club members to allow them putting branding on their final products? There is no way small corporation can be competitive both in r&d and manufacturing.
Anyone get epilepsy?