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TI Intern Design Challenge results

fustini over 12 years ago

TI held an exciting Intern Design Challenge this summer:

http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php?title=2013_Intern_Design_Challenge

The potential boards included:

MSP430 LaunchPadMSP430 LaunchPad

C2000 LaunchPadC2000 LaunchPad

Tiva LaunchPadTiva LaunchPad (ARM Cortex M4F)

BeagleBone BlackBeagleBone Black

Here is jkridner playlist of the BeagleBone Black project:

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrqLsMlJSsZZ-aJM0XIhHBBlSL3L_Ga2U

The GamingCape is especially impressive to me:

The SensorCape looks like a very handy add-on as well:

What's your favorite entry?

cheers,

drew

fustini over 12 years ago

The latest BeagleBoard.org blog post:

Weekend at Boris'
http://beagleboard.org/blog/2013-07-30-Boris-birthday-weekend/

jkridner talks about the Google Summer of Code (GSoC) student projects are producing amazing results just like the intern challenge:
This week is also time for midterm evaluations for Google Summer of Code projects where students are paid by Google to work on open source software projects for the Summer, including 6 projects being mentored by BeagleBoard.org. All of the students have now provided some running code, including for running Arduino sketches on BeagleBone Black, booting BeagleBone from an Android phone, improved ADC driver support, adding I2C support to Minix (including EDID support), Robot Operating System (ROS) on Angstrom, and building soft peripherals with the PRU microcontrollers on BeagleBone Black.
Userspace Arduino piqued my interest as it will allow one to run Arduino sketches directly on the BeagleBone.
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