Overcoming Winter Challenges with an Air Quality Monitor Using the Arduino® Portenta C33 and Nicla Sense Env Boards.
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Overcoming Winter Challenges with an Air Quality Monitor Using the Arduino® Portenta C33 and Nicla Sense Env Boards.
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The X8 is really cool, but it's priced too high in my opinion. It would be amazing to have a "serious" Raspberry Pi compute module competitor(in terms of being supported, widespread, available, easy to use/design for), and on paper, the X8 could be it, but not at this price.
I selected X8 as my favorite board. i.MX processors have a really good processing speed, same goes for STM32H series as well. Arduino core for H7 boards have improved a lot and is stable since the last time I checked it.
It'll be interesting to see more projects being developed on Linux boards that are even smaller than RPi and I would like to read the works of the members.
I live in a region of South India where the minimum temperature doesn't drop below 20°c, but AQI is at an all time bad state. Maybe I could do an DIY air purifier with HEPA filter, honestly I don't need an advanced AI system to monitor air quality to turn it on as it will be quite bad always.
Portenta H7 and Opta both uses STM32H7 series. Only difference is the dev kit is optimised for PLC and to support higher voltage in the case of Opta whereas Portenta is breadboard friendly.
balajivan1995 Thank you. When I think "Portenta", I always think of the Portenta Machine Control. Only after posting did I realize that we were not talking about THAT Portenta board. I was too slow in editing my post.