Particle

Wonder which birds are visiting your backyard this spring???? Created by Eric Pietrowicz, Flockr is a smart feeder that uses a TensorFlow Lite model with a Raspberry Pi 5 and a Particle Boron to identify your feathered friends from a video feed over LTE: https://lnkd.in/eprj8vx9

One of the first Tachyons spotted in the wild! #ew25

I've been playing around with applying Particle's device management tooling to Linux devices. In this one, I explored how Asset OTA (via LTE) could make for a really useful CI/CD pipeline for Raspberry Pi devices.

Not in Nuremberg for #ew25 to see our M1 Enclosure up close? Not to worry. Watch as our CTO Nick Lambourne unboxes one of our first units! Announced during last year's Spectra keynote, the M1 Enclosure is?a rugged and customizable IP67-ready enclosure designed to ship your Tachyon, Muon, or Raspberry Pi-based products out into the field. Built for real-world deployments, it can be mounted to basically anything and configured with external sensors, connectors, cameras, power supplies, and/or antennas. Let's take a look at what's inside! https://lnkd.in/eWhAqT66

There are many circumstances where you would need to update the software running on a Raspberry Pi that has already been deployed in the field. But, if that board doesn’t have reliable access to Wi-Fi, this can become difficult. Let's explore how you can easily manage things over LTE by using Particle's?B504e SoM?and?Asset OTA?feature: https://lnkd.in/eV4SJJQC

Come meet me at embedded world Exhibition&Conference! This year Particle is lucky enough to be embedded (pun fully intended) in the Conclusive Engineering booth. Conclusive is one of our favorite technical partners — if you're looking for embedded systems expertise there's no better place! Swing on by the booth tomorrow or Thursday (Hall 4A / Booth Number 4A-121), or shoot me a message to schedule time to meet!

First day of #ew25 is underway! ???? In Nuremberg this week? Stop by our booth with Conclusive Engineering (4A-121) to get a sneak peek at our Tachyon 5G single-board computer, Muon multi-radio development board, M1 Enclosure, and other newly released products. Come chat with some of our experts and discover how Particle can power your next intelligent device!

Tachyon is live! Last week, Particle shipped the first alpha units of Tachyon (a 5G single-board computer with an AI accelerator) to users who volunteered to help us find and squash bugs. The feedback has been great — Tachyon is the first single-board computer powered by a Snapdragon (now Dragonwing...?) processor that "just works", bringing a Raspberry Pi-like developer experience to Qualcomm silicon and 5G connectivity. But, just as important, our alpha users have been amazing at helping us find and squash bugs, taking the arrows so that others don't have to. A huge shout out to Carson Loyal, Dan Williams, Gus C., Gustavo Gonnet, Patrick Cantwell, Randy Hellman, Wyatt Johnson, Isaac and tedder — thank you for volunteering your time and support. It takes a village to create a product like this; a huge shout out to Qualcomm (Manvinder (Manny) Singh, Evgeni Gousev, Tushar Gupta, Krishna Sridhar, Siddhika Nevrekar, and many more) for providing killer technology, Quectel (Natasha Barrios, Peter Fowler, Charlotte Rubin, Steve Linke, James Jia, Guillaume Ravanas) for your support and partnership on the electronics design, Kigen (Jean-Louis Carrara) and KDDI America, Inc. (Brian Vaughn, MBA, PMP?, CSM?, Brad Webb, Manuel Sainz) for supporting us on connectivity, and Canonical, Edge Impulse, Qualcomm AI Hub, Foundries.io, and many more for great software we'll get to showcase once people get their hands on these things and start lighting them up. But of course the biggest thanks go to our Kickstarter backers for helping us make this product a reality! Next up is our beta run and our gamma release, coming in the next couple of months. Don't worry, your Tachyons are coming soon! Miss the Kickstarter campaign? You can order yours today for delivery after the Kickstarter orders have been fulfilled: https://lnkd.in/eGkMpEQ5

Together with Particle, we invite you to visit our booth at Embedded World 2025 in Hall 4A, Stand 121.

By leveraging?thermal imaging and an Edge Impulse ML model, Naveen Kumar's Particle-powered hand gesture recognition system provides a seamless and contactless?alternative to traditional HMI methods that can operate under any lighting conditions.