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Blues Wireless for Arduino Opta, New Raspberry Pi AI Camera + More! 📶 Easily Add Cellular or LoRa to the Arduino® Opta® PLC The Arduino® Opta® is a robust and secure micro PLC designed for the Industrial IoT, combining the simplicity of Arduino with powerful automation capabilities. Now, you can extend the reach of your PLC with cellular or LoRa connectivity using the Wireless for PLC expansion from Blues! [Learn more]( Hardware ⬜ Indoor Gateway Pro The Things Industries has announced The Things Indoor Gateway Pro, a hands-off and fully managed solution for connecting LoRa devices to the internet via Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and LTE. [Read more]( 🟩 Intel RealSense D421 Intel has launched a new RealSense depth-sensing camera designed to deliver a 1280×720 resolution at up to 60 frames per second for just $80 — as long as you're willing to buy 10 at a time. [Read more]( Projects of the Week 🏠Home Assistant Panel Tobias designed this 3D-printable, Raspberry Pi-powered Home Assistant wall panel equipped with presence sensing that is actually reliable. [Read more]( 📺 Broadcast TV Simulator Shane Mason's FieldStation42 is a recreation of how TV used to be — aerial antennas, live programming, and extremely tactile controls. [Read more]( What's Happening? 🌾 Spotlights On-Demand Did you miss September's Impact Spotlights? Watch its recording now! Then register for Nordic Semiconductor's Smart Ag webinar on October 23rd! [Watch now]( 🔎 PSoC 6 AI Eval Kit Let's dig into the new PSoC™ 6 Artificial Intelligence Evaluation Kit from Infineon. This tiny AI prototyping kit packs a ton of sensor fusion muscle in just 35x45mm! [Watch now]( 🐬 Flipper Firmware 1.0 When the NXP i.MX RT1010 Crossover MCU launched, we helped announce it with a series of videos. Since then, NXP has released the Application Code Hub – so we're bringing the series back, with a quick intro to the new hub. [Watch now]( 📷 Hands-On with the New Raspberry Pi AI Camera Module Built around a Sony IMX500 "Intelligent Vision" sensor, the new Raspberry Pi AI Camera Module can handle a range of model types that run on-sensor using an integrated accelerator and 8MB of dedicated memory — enough for real-time object detection, segmentation, pose estimation, and more, and all while keeping the Raspberry Pi's CPU and GPU cores free for other work. [Check it out]( [X]( [Facebook]( [YouTube]( [Instagram]( [Hackster.io]( Curated weekly by a team of hardware nerds. 2550 N. First Street, Suite 350 San Jose, CA 95131 USA Want to change how you receive these emails? You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe]( from our list.