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Embedded World 2023 - BeaglePlay Give Away, Meet & Greet with Jason Kridner

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At Embedded World 2023 we are Giving Away up to 10 BeaglePlay®︎ 

Are you attending Embedded World 2023 in person?

We are hosting a giveaway of limited number of BeaglePlay on Wednesday 15th March with the Chance to Meet Jason Kridner, co-founder of the BeagleBoard.org project (https://beagleboard.org/about/jkridner) 

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BeaglePlay is an open-source single board computer designed to simplify the process of adding sensors, actuators, indicators, human interfaces, and connectivity to a reliable embedded system. It features a powerful 64-bit, quad-core processor and innovative connectivity options, including Wi-Fi, Gigabit Ethernet, sub-GHz wireless, and single-pair Ethernet with power-over-data-line.
With compatibility with 1,000s of off-the-shelf add-ons and a customized Debian Linux image,
BeaglePlay makes expansion and customization easy. It also includes ribbon-cable connections for cameras and touch-screen displays, and a socket for a battery-backed real-time-clock, making it ideal for human-machine interface designs. With its competitive price and user-friendly design, BeaglePlay provides a positivedevelopment experience for users.
  • Multicore A53s with R5, M4s and PRUs processor, TI AM6254
  • Wi-Fi/2.4G, MIMO/5G, SISO M2 1216, TI WL1807 Wi-Fi module, U.FL x2
  • TI BLE/SubG CC1352P7 M4+M0 with BeagleConnect firmware
  • 2GB(1Gb x 16)-1600MHz 3200Mbps DDR
  • Kingston 16GB eMMC
  • Gigabit Ethernet with RJ45 x1, single pair Ethernet and power over with RJ11
  • Power input with USB Type-C
  • HDMI Type-A supports up to Full-HD/1080P with 24-bit RGB
  • Support FPC 22pin CSI and FPC 40pin OLDI
  • 1x MikroBus connector, 1x USB Type-A, 1x micro SD socket, 1x QWIIC, 1x grove connector, 1x RTC
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EDIT: All BeaglePlay have been collected, thank you to everyone who turned up and entered!
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  • As mentioned, BeaglePlay would be best tested with one or more BeagleConnect Freedom modules.

    I use a variety of sensors for measuring ambient environment - SHTC3 and SHT31 for temperature and humidity, LPS22HH for ambient pressure, SCD30 as an IR CO2 sensor, SGPC3 as a VOC sensor, SPS30 for mass concentration in the air and SFA30 to detect formaldehyde. This setup has been working for almost 3 years in two homes.

    sensors

    All the sensors are connected to an STM32G071, which creates a sensor hub and published all the measured data via a serial port to the raspberry pi, which stores the values through node-red into an influx db. It also publishes the data via a web interface of Chronograf.

    I have been thinking a lot about making this compact, but also wireless, mainly for the possibility to connect three of these sensor hubs into one concetrator for data visualization and finding some trends and predictions.

    I am really curious about the sub-ghz interface and making it easy for me as a developer to embed the wireless communication as simple as possible. The reason why I haven't made this wireless, yet, is the complexity. Also, I don't think it is a good idea to invent own transfer protocols. BeaglePlay and BeagleConnect Freedom might really help in this. I am very curious and looking forward to seeing it more in depth!

  • in reply to koudelad

    Very nice sensor selection! It seems an ideal candidate for the BeagleConnect Freedom + BeaglePlay combination. 

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