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Pretty interesting attempt at a minimal OS designed to run literally anywhere.

collapseos.org

> Winter is coming and Collapse OS aims to soften the blow. It is a Forth (why Forth?) operating system and a collection of tools and documentation with a single purpose: preserve the ability to program microcontrollers through civilizational collapse.

collapseos.orgCollapse OS — Bootstrap post-collapse technology

“Raspberry Pi RP2350 #microcontroller now available to mere mortals: ‘There are also #RP2350-based devices out there, such as the Thumby Color, a wearable keychain controller with a 128x128 16-bit color screen.

Upton wrote: "One of the coolest things about working at #RaspberryPi is seeing the brilliant products and projects that businesses and hobbyists create using our technology.’”

#hardware / #silicon <theregister.com/2025/03/18/ras>

The Register · Raspberry Pi RP2350 microcontroller now available to mere mortalsBy Richard Speed

I just backed this project on Kickstarter: kickstarter.com/projects/openm

OpenMV LLC makes some incredibly powerful, small-form-factor #IoT cameras perfect for tinkering, prototyping, and making slick projects. I taught my Computer Vision with #AI course using their cameras. I'm excited about this new series: full object detection for a few mW. #EdgeAI #ComputerVision #Arduino #MicroPython #embedded #microcontroller

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#MakersHour A2:

I expect I won't be the only person here to say: #3DPrinting

It's pretty revolutionary being able to turn out small custom parts for all sorts of things.

Also an honourable mention to modern #microcontroller platforms and tool-chains. The fact you can just grab something like an ESP32 module for a couple of quid and rapidly have custom code hooked up with sensors, relays, etc and wifi connected is pretty amazing.

@MakersHour@cupoftea.social @makershour@a.gup.pe