root@amaltsev >:~/blog$ grep -l "product" -r ~/blog
4 posts on product.
root@amaltsev >:~/blog$ grep -l "product" -r ~/blog
This final article connects the embedded AI device to the real world. It describes how inference results leave the MCU, travel through MQTT and HTTP, land in a Rust backend.
The TinyML lifecycle on a microcontroller, from dataset preparation and model training to TensorFlow Lite Micro on bare metal, with the model bound into Rust firmware through a custom FFI wrapper.
This article covers the hardware I use in my AI device project, why I chose it, and how I structured the firmware in Rust.
This series covers the building of an ESP32-S3 device with ML built right into the firmware, along with the decisions, compromises, and challenges that came up along the way.
~/blog: 4 matches
root@amaltsev >:~/blog$ cd ~/blog && ls -la
The whole directory is one click away. Every post, filed by subject.
Four channels, all of them read. Pick the one that suits the question.
Where to start: a short question goes to Telegram, a brief goes to email.
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