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Differences Between Python and MicroPython

On September 22, 2022 in All, Computing, General, Maker, Open Source, STEAM by Mike Parks

Python is a popular language for both desktop and embedded development. However, not all implementations are the same. Developers should be aware of the many differences between the reference implementation of CPython and the embedded-oriented MicroPython.

Tagged With: c, c++, cpython, embedded development, firmware, programming languages, python, software

ArduPy: When Arduino Met Python

On February 24, 2022 in All, Computing, General, Maker by Mike Parks

What do you get when you combine the Arduino ecosystem with the power of the Python programming language? ArduPy! An exciting toolset that lets embedded developers use MicroPython software development while leveraging the suite of Arduino libraries for various third-party hardware sensors and actuators.

Tagged With: arduino, ardupy, embedded, micropython, python, seeed, wio terminal

CircuitPython: Embedded Python for Education

On January 17, 2022 in All, Computing, General, Open Source by Mike Parks

Bridging the gap between desktop programming and embedded development does not need to be complicated. CircuitPython is an exciting new programming language that targets the education market to help foster the learning of both computer programming and electronics.

Zerynth: A Python Framework for IoT Devices

On November 5, 2021 in All, Computing, General, IoT by Mike Parks

Python-based software development frameworks such as Zerynth allow embedded systems developers to quickly and reliably create powerful solutions that tend to be more secure and power-efficient than writing firmware from complete scratch.

Tagged With: cloud, embedded, framework, internet of things, iot, python, sdk, zerynth

Languages Evolve to Support AI Development

On November 18, 2020 in All, Computing, EIT 2020: The Intelligent Revolution by M. Tim Jones

Programming languages were born from AI and evolved to meet the growing demand of AI applications. And as AI algorithms advanced, so did the languages to support new statistical methods and the toolkits that expanded these language’s machine learning capabilities.

Tagged With: ai, deep learning, languages, learning, lisp, machine, machine learning, programming, python, r language, tensorflow

Cloud-EE With A Chance of Microcontrollers: A Look At The Arduino Yun

On March 24, 2014 in Open Source by Mike Parks

Yun may mean “cloud” in Chinese, there is nothing cloudy about the potential of this version of the popular Arduino platform. In fact, the Yun has quickly become a top microcontroller board of choice when I need to develop a quick, inexpensive proof-of-concept.

Tagged With: Arduino, Maker, OSHW, Python, Temboo, Wi-Fi, Yun

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