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Join us at the intersection of the IoT and edge AI, and explore how the Particle ecosystem is bringing both connectivity and intelligence to a new generation of software-driven devices.

Some very simple design changes to hardware design can significantly enhance developer experience. The Particle Photon 2 from Particle, shown on the left, demonstrates this through its implementation of clear pin labeling directly on the board, eliminating the need for constant datasheet consultation. In contrast, the Raspberry Pi Pico from Raspberry Pi Foundation, requires referencing the documentation for pin identification. It is just a small change but saves me a lot of time as I keep using these on an everyday basis.

Imagine if your equipment could tell you when something is wrong before it actually breaks down — saving time, reducing costs, and preventing unnecessary part replacements. That’s the power of predictive maintenance, and Thomas Vikström's project shows you how to harness it with real-time anomaly detection using the Particle Photon 2 and Edge Impulse ML models.

Fun fact: Tachyon Ubuntu will be running on Wayland!

Zach Supalla announced five new updates during his #ParticleSpectra keynote — including expanded support for Linux, Raspberry Pi, and edge AI applications: https://lnkd.in/eUs4uX_H So, we've got to ask...

✅ Glow up Check out the new Particle Console. Free to all Particle users! https://lnkd.in/giFVsKaa

Particle has announced five major updates at its Spectra 2024 conference today — including the M-HAT add-on for Raspberry Pi single-board computers, a rugged IP67-rated enclosure, and Particle on Linux.

We're excited to kick off #ParticleSpectra by announcing five new additions to our platform, all intended to help customers make more intelligent devices: 🔹 Particle on Linux: Particle can now be used to manage and deploy software to any Linux device 🔹 M-HAT: An LTE HAT for Raspberry Pi with on-board EtherSIM and support for low-power operations 🔹 EtherSIM+: An upgraded EtherSIM with high-bandwidth data plans and support for more native cellular connections 🔹 M1 Enclosure: A rugged IP67-ready customizable enclosure for Tachyon, Muon, or Raspberry Pi-based products 🔹 Particle Blueprints: Deployable applications for intelligent devices Watch Zach Supalla's keynote now and check out our blog most for more details!

Tomorrow, Particle is hosting our free virtual conference, Spectra — and the theme this year is "Intelligence for anything, anywhere". So what will we be talking about? It's 2024, so clearly we'll be talking about Generative AI, LLMs, and humanoid robotics! Well, no. I mean, maybe a little. But mostly we're going to skirt past the hype and talk about real-world intelligence, where machines can make better decisions by applying: - More compute - More connectivity - More data - More sensors - Models and code We've got five (!!!) product announcements to share during the keynote (one for each of the above bullet points), and while I'm excited to share some of what we've been working on, I'm even more excited about our guest speakers from places like Edge Impulse, Qualcomm, Useful Sensors Inc., Hackster.io, Harvard University, and tinyML Foundation. (And Rick Bullotta, for whom I can't cite an employer but who's got his fingers in everything). Come join us tomorrow and see/hear what we've been up to! https://lnkd.in/eehJTkyy

🚀 Exciting times ahead at #ParticleSpectra! Join our fireside chat on October 23rd with Edge Impulse co-founders Zach Shelby and Jan Jongboom, alongside Zach Supalla, CEO of Particle. It’s set to be an insightful discussion you won’t want to miss!