How to use MAX78000FTHR Dev. Board | IoT & Edge AI Project Challenge

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00:08 Introduction about MAX78000FTHR
01:00 About Digikey
01:41 Development Kit Unboxing
02:16 Board Explanation - Front Side
03:54 Board Explanation - Back Side
04:11 Features & ICs of MAX78000
05:41 How to connect MAX78000
07:05 MAX78000 Board Working
07:47 How to Program It?
09:02 Sample Code & Explanation
10:48 Ideas to read the Code
13:46 Example Code for Camera Recognition
15:28 Demo for Camera Recognition
Welcome to our detailed guide on the MAX78000 Feather Development Board from Analog Devices! In this video, we'll unbox the MAX78000 Feather, explore its impressive features, and demonstrate how to get started with this powerful development board designed for ultra-low-power AI applications. We'll also cover how to set up the development environment, run example codes, and create your own projects using the Maxim Micros SDK. Don't miss out on the chance to learn about this versatile board that's perfect for both beginners and advanced users!
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[@YigalBZ]

Very interesting. Few questions: 1) Can VScode be used, instead of eclipse ? 2) It has no wireless, right? 3) How can I get such a device? My application is custom image recognition and controlling via ESP32, so probably I2C communication if no wireless.

[@Circuitdigest]

Hi, Yes it does support VS Code along with Eclipse, Keil MDK and IAR workbench. No, it doesn't have any wireless connectivity. You can get them from most reputed suppliers such as Digikey. You can also participate in our IoT and Edge AI challenge to get a chance to with this board and numerous other prizes. circuitdigest.com/contest/iot-edge-ai-project-challenge-2024/

[@War_gaming004]

I'm ece 3rd year student I want to make a project give me some unique project ideas 🙏

[@PatipanWongkleaw]

I have zero idea as to why would you release a new board that's not USB-C. It's 2024

[@shoryavardhaangupta4607]

Pls also show for Arduino ide how to program from it

[@Circuitdigest]

this board doesn't support Arduino IDE. But it does support VS Code along with Eclipse, Keil MDK and IAR workbench. Along with that Analog devices provided extensive documentation on how to use it.

[@mitalighosh7801]

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