techielew
techielew
DIIDevHeads IoT Integration Server
Created by techielew on 2/26/2025 in #devheads-feed
ADLINK Launches OSM-MTK510 — High-Performance, Ultra-Low Power, Rugged, Compact Solution
Summary: * Supports MediaTek Genio 510 for intensive workload, low-power consumption * Offers up to 8GB LPDDR4 RAM and up to 128 GB eMMC, 4K graphics support, 30MP ISP camera, and extensive I/O options. * Built for -40°C to 85°C, with a 10-year lifecycle for long-term mission-critical use. * OSM R1.1 compliant Size-L module ADLINK Technology Inc., a global leader in edge computing, announces the launch of the new OSM-MTK510. It is an OSM R1.1 Size-L with a 662 BGA module powered by the MediaTek Genio 510 series processor. The newest OSM solution is engineered for efficiency and excels in comprehensive AI workload for real-time decision-making and managing complex data processing. The OSM-MTK510 is anchored by a powerful 6-core CPU with 2x Arm Cortex-A78 for demanding tasks and 4x Arm Cortex-A55 for ultra-low power consumption, consuming less than 5W, alongside the MediaTek DLA+VPU AI engine, delivering up to 3.2 TOPS to accelerate AI computations that enable real-time intelligent decision-making. With its integrated Neural Processing Unit (NPU), the OSM-MTK510 drives faster AI model inference and streamlines machine learning tasks with exceptional efficiency. Paired with up to 8GB LPDDR4 RAM and 128GB eMMC to support efficient processing and reliable storage for large datasets and computational AI tasks. “You will never go wrong with its impressive graphics performance, offering 4K support and a variety of video output options, including HDMI/DP, eDP, and DSI,” said Henri Parmentier, Senior Product Manager from ADLINK. “It also integrates ISP cameras with 30MP resolution, perfect for machine learning tasks, vision systems, and real-time image processing. With 1x GbE, USB 3.0, USB 2.0, I2S audio codec interface, and 17x GPIOs, ensuring seamless portability into various applications,” he added.   "The OSM-MTK510 highlights our storied collaboration with ADLINK and underscores the importance of providing an efficient IoT platform for the edge,” said Alan Liu, Director at MediaTek. “The MediaTek Genio 510 is an ideal solution, optimized for highly responsive processing, advanced multimedia, multitasking capabilities, and more for ADLINK users."   Its rugged design optionally supports operating temperatures from -40°C to 85°C, suitable for extreme and high-vibration environments, while its guaranteed 10-year product lifecycle makes it a top choice for mission-critical embedded systems. The OSM form factor is a compact computer-on-module designed for solderable BGA mini modules, supporting both ARM and x86 designs. At just 45mm x 45mm, these OSM Size-L modules bring exceptional performance in a compact form factor. Whether processing computation-intensive workloads or powering real-time data, the compact OSM-MTK510 is engineered to deliver exceptional performance, efficiency, and versatility.   Learn more: https://www.adlinktech.com/products/computer_on_modules/osm/osm-mtk510?lang=en
2 replies
DIIDevHeads IoT Integration Server
Created by techielew on 2/12/2025 in #devheads-feed
SEGGER J-Link debug probes and Flasher programming tools support ST’s Stellar P and G MCUs
No description
2 replies
DIIDevHeads IoT Integration Server
Created by techielew on 1/29/2025 in #devheads-feed
RTOSX KERNEL Functional Safety Cert Gives Industrial-Grade Alternative to Eclipse ThreadX
Certification accelerates compliance with IEC 61508, IEC 62304, ISO 26262, and EN 50128 functional safety standards for automotive, industrial, and medical industries. Link: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250128139632/en/RTOSX-Announces-RTOSX-KERNEL-Functional-Safety-Certification-to-Give-Developers-an-Industrial-Grade-Certifiable-Alternative-to-Eclipse-ThreadX
2 replies
DIIDevHeads IoT Integration Server
Created by techielew on 12/22/2024 in #devheads-feed
Baremetallics: Running YOLOv5 on a Microcontroller
No description
2 replies
DIIDevHeads IoT Integration Server
Created by techielew on 11/12/2024 in #jobs
Assembly Developers Wanted
Low-level assembly developers with experience in PCIe card programming are being sought. Optimization and proper memory management will be crucial. Long-term commitment required. In the coming days, I will be signing a collaboration agreement and gaining access to the project specifications. It seems very interesting but requires talents with experience in low-level programming. I will keep you posted.
4 replies
DIIDevHeads IoT Integration Server
Created by techielew on 10/11/2024 in #📦-middleware-and-os
How to separate camera.cfg of kernel bbappend file into two conditions? 10/3 Yocto Build Issues AMA
From @MayQueen Technologies: In the camera.cfg of kernel bbappend file, is there a way to separate two conditions where only camera customers need to add this cfg or not? Should I add a new DISTRO variable? @Ming
2 replies
DIIDevHeads IoT Integration Server
Created by techielew on 10/11/2024 in #📦-middleware-and-os
What's with strange Yocto release names (Kirkstone, Scarthgap, etc)? 10/3 Yocto Build Issues AMA
From @everal: What is with all the strange names for Yocto releases - Kirkstone, Scarthgap, etc?
3 replies
DIIDevHeads IoT Integration Server
Created by techielew on 8/24/2024 in #📦-middleware-and-os
DevHeads Weekly Office Hours, 8/23/24: Introduction to Embedded Linux—Yocto vs Poky vs OpenEmbedded
No description
2 replies
DIIDevHeads IoT Integration Server
Created by techielew on 7/27/2024 in #jobs
In Search of an x86/Assembly Dev to Help with Product Reviews
Hey DevHeads, We're looking for someone who knows their way around embedded x86 boards to help out with our kit/product review series. We're set to publish on multiple topic areas and this is one of the last holes we have left! If you're interested or know someone who is, reach out to @techielew or @Navadeep.
3 replies
DIIDevHeads IoT Integration Server
Created by techielew on 7/15/2024 in #jobs
Embedded SW Engineer Needed—Newport, RI
Hey @here, I have a connection seeking a Sr. Embedded Software Engineer to work alongside the Manager of Embedded Development. The position is located near Newport, RI, USA (relocation assistance provided) Quals: * BS or MS in Computer Science, Computer Engineering or related field * 4 - 8 years of experience in Embedded software development, with a focus on multi-treaded systems. * Proficiency in C/C++ programming languages, with expertise in embedded architectures. C is preferred. * Strong understanding of embedded operating systems and real-time constraints. * Demonstrated experience in developing firmware/software on microprocessors and microcontrollers. * Familiarity with internet protocols and/or wireless technologies is a plus. * Experience with agile development methodologies, particularly SCRUM, is advantageous. Respond if interested and I'll put you in touch.
4 replies
Ask a Developer: Getting Started with Reference Designs
No description
1 replies
DIIDevHeads IoT Integration Server
Created by techielew on 4/25/2024 in #🟩-pcb-and-analog
Ask a Developer Demo: How to Implement a Sensor Interface on FPGAs
Starting out with FPGAs is daunting. And that's just the fundamental concepts of hardware description languages (HDLs). What about when you're tasked with using an FPGA for what it was designed for? Something like creating a hardware interface in FPGA fabric where one didn't exist before? With great power comes great responsibility, and DevHeads resident computing expert @Navadeep has the power of knowledge on his side when it comes to FPGA development. In this Ask a Developer Demo, he defines, maps, and implements an IMU sensor interface in the fabric of an AMD Zynq 7000 SoC. Using the SPI protocol, IMU data is transmitted to a C program that post-processes the data. Let's see if he can do it in less than five minutes (hint: he can). Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CA99pzn3R58 Discuss: Below.
1 replies
DIIDevHeads IoT Integration Server
Created by techielew on 4/18/2024 in #jobs
Resume Improvement Lottery
This Friday, 4/19, technical recruiter @Marcweb will present on resume and application best practices for deep tech developers. We're in search of resumes we can review and potentially improve during the livestream. DM me or upload your resume/CV here for consideration! Then join our weekly Office Hours session on Friday at 15:00 GMT! https://discord.gg/uJPQVzDg?event=1230210329158484009
1 replies
DIIDevHeads IoT Integration Server
Created by techielew on 4/3/2024 in #🟩-pcb-and-analog
Ask a Developer Demo: How to Select an LDO Using LTSpice
The number of voltage regulators on the market can leave you scratching your head. What's the difference between the different types, and which type is best for your application? Once you've determined that, how do you find the optimum component? In this Ask a Developer Demo, DevHeads resident hardware design expert @ShreeshaN walks us through the fundamentals of low dropout regulators (LDOs). Then, he fires up LTSpice to compare how two different devices—Analog Devices' ADP160 and the Linear Technology (technically also Analog Devices) LT1117—perform in a theoretical battery application. And, very quickly, he determines a clear favorite. Join the DevHeads IoT Integration Server to learn the ins and outs of electrical design from other practicing engineers. Tune in: https://youtu.be/qwiqtgOC_qM Discuss: Below.
1 replies
DIIDevHeads IoT Integration Server
Created by techielew on 3/30/2024 in #🟩-pcb-and-analog
Office Hours Notes—Friday, March 29th at 15:00 GMT: Ohm's Law: The Foundation of Everything
If you're going to run electricity through a circuit, you'd better be familiar with Ohm's law. It's so fundamental to electronics that we all learned it in school and can recite the formula on queue: I = V/R. In this episode of Office Hours, @Petr Dvořák takes us back to basics with hardware engineering best practices and tips on current, voltage, and resistance, and how you can apply them in your day-to-day engineering work. Check out the recorded stream here: https://app.livestorm.co/devheads-community/devheads-weekly-office-hours-1/live?s=ead908db-da71-4285-ac2a-89799b1c969a#/ Check out Petr's slides attached. Ask your questions below!
2 replies
DIIDevHeads IoT Integration Server
Created by techielew on 3/29/2024 in #jobs
In search of a Yocto Embedded Linux Trainer/Consultant
No description
4 replies
DIIDevHeads IoT Integration Server
Created by techielew on 3/27/2024 in #📡-edge-networking
Ask a Developer: Understanding MQTT Topic Structures
MQTT is one of the most popular IoT communications protocols for wireless sensor networks. Its publish-subscribe architecture can streamline, simplify, and scale the creation and provisioning of potentially massive edge networks—if you structure the pubsub technology appropriately from the start. In his time at AWS IoT, consultant and DevHeads cloud and networking expert Lukasz Malinowski gained a mountain of experience working with large-scale IoT deployments. He also and learned how to build MQTT networks for extensibility from the ground up. On this DevHeads Demo, Lukasz outlines key concepts for understanding and properly structuring MQTT topics in a Roblox environment to explain what it takes to ensure the success of your IoT deployment long term. Jump in and see for yourself. https://youtu.be/_BI8vBpUGEI
1 replies
DIIDevHeads IoT Integration Server
Created by techielew on 3/6/2024 in #🟩-pcb-and-analog
DevHeads Demo: How to Read A Datasheet
No description
3 replies
Choosing between PlatformIO and ESP-IDF environments for ESP32-S3 development
Original post from @yepeto99: Hello everyone I'm a biomedical engineering trying to get into the entrepreneur world. My main goal for now is to get the most power out of the esp s3. I'm reading some books, forums and groups about the best IDE. For now I'm between esp IDF and platform IO I'm looking for something in the middle between practicallity and capabilities
5 replies
DIIDevHeads IoT Integration Server
Created by techielew on 2/15/2024 in #📦-middleware-and-os
DevHeads Demos: Navigating the Buildroot Menuconfig
If you want a specialized Linux implementation, you want buildroot. It allows devs to trim the fat off the normally-bloated Linux operating system by selecting only the packages they need for a particular application — and thereby reducing footprint and boot time. If you're new to buildroot, one of the first things you'll encounter is the menuconfig, which can be a tricky maze if you're not familiar with it. In this DevHeads Demo, embedded software expert @abhishek awasthi helps us navigate the buildroot menuconfig, select packages, build a custom Linux system, and boot it on a Raspberry Pi — all in just a few minutes. Check out the demo: https://youtu.be/z3CS7xuMwFs Then access the GitHub Repo: https://github.com/DevHeadsCommunity/Buildroot-demo/tree/main
2 replies