Say hello to Nordic Thingy:53 - The prototyping platform for embedded ML

The Nordic Thingy:53 is Nordic’s fully integrated solution for rapid ML prototyping, with wireless connectivity, a host of built-in sensors and physical interfaces, and two new apps. Watch this webinar, and let Robin walk you through the hardware features of the Thingy:53 and show you a live demo of the new nRF Edge Impulse app. The app allows seamless integration with Edge Impulse Studio for developing and testing embedded ML models directly on the Thingy:53.
Content:
- Thingy:53 overview
- Sensor hardware
- nRF Edge Impulse demo
- Bonus: nRF Programmer demo
This is a recording of one of the two webinars held on July 6th 2022.
The slide deck from the presentation can be downloaded here (direct download link): hubs.li/Q01gF1wS0

[@EmbeddedClub]

And soon we are getting this in hand.

[@demoncloud6147]

@30:50, I like it !

[@fredtinyfarm]

Is there a commercial thread border router that will pair to the thingy 53?

[@NordicSemi]

Anything running an Open Thread Border Router (OTBR) should be able to connect to the Thingy:53 if the Thingy is running an application/project that supports connecting to one (OTBR). Raspberry Pi or PC that uses Docker is often used for this: developer.nordicsemi.com/nRF_Connect_SDK/doc/latest/nrf/protocols/thread/tools.html#thread-border-router

[@jkbullitt8986]

Good intro, thanks.

[@alzalame]

Nice webinar , is there a guide that explains Thingy53 cooperation with external devices by means of qwiic bus ?

[@NordicSemi]

No, there is not. But we recommend you to check out this questions with answer from our tech support team on how to best set up I2C (iic) on Thingy:53. For more details, please ask a question on DevZone: devzone.nordicsemi.com/f/nordic-q-a/90418/thingy-53-i2c

[@dainbolling9375]

Does this support Dect 5G NR+?

[@NordicSemi]

No, DECT NR+ will be supported by our nRF91 Series.

[@yjweaver5108]

That is really impressive- I just heard about this, you should advertise more or put lots more tutorials online, like Cypress did with psoc. (Now Infineon, who basically swallowed it)

[@NordicSemi]

We are glad you heard about it now. Thanks for your input. We will continue to spread the word about Nordic Thingy:53.