Bridging Embedded Linux and Real-Time Control with Arduino Q
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Board combines Debian Linux + STM32 real-time MCU on a single Arduino UNO Q (Qualcomm A‑series application core plus STM32), requires USB Power Delivery, and costs about €100 for the 2 GB/16 GB model. Code runs in three layers: an Arduino sketch with a bridge object exposes sketch functions to Python, a Python layer, and optional bricks as Docker containers (AI image/object models run locally but at modest frame rates). Demo shows camera object detection working, AI models need careful simplification.
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- 0:00Arduino Q hybrid design
- 3:35Arduino Q overview
- 7:54Connecting Arduino Q and Debian
- 9:06Python bridge architecture
- 11:58Docker AI integration
- 16:22Live AI demo
- 21:00Real-time control with AI
- 23:50Raspberry Pi comparison
- 25:46Target audience
- 27:10Parking sensor project
- 29:19Q&A
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