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Generated MCU and Tuya module integration scene, not a project test record
Embedded System Development · Oct 27, 2026

Connecting an Existing MCU Product to Tuya: DP, UART, Prototype, and OTA Gates

A device that used to work with local buttons now appears in an app after a connectivity module is added. That is progress, not acceptance.

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Generated edge LLM testing scene, not a measurement of any device
AI and Machine Learning · Oct 26, 2026

How to Benchmark an Edge LLM: TTFT, TPOT, Memory, Thermals, and Power

An edge LLM benchmark needs separate TTFT, TPOT, memory, thermal, and whole-system power results under a fixed model and workload.

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Generated edge-computer selection scene, not a performance test of a specific board
AI and Machine Learning · Oct 23, 2026

How to Select Edge Hardware for LLM Inference: Memory, Bandwidth, Accelerators, and Power

A supplier's “8 GB RAM, 6 TOPS NPU” line does not establish that a field device can answer questions about a long service manual offline.

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Generated embedded display, camera, and wireless design scene; not an ESP32 benchmark
Embedded System Development · Oct 22, 2026

ESP32-P4 vs ESP32-S3: Choosing for Displays, Cameras, and Wireless Products

Use display and camera interfaces, RAW/ISP or H.264 needs, wireless architecture, and matched-workload tests to decide which ESP32 platform to prototype first.

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Generated embedded vision development scene, not an ESP32-P4 benchmark
Embedded System Development · Oct 19, 2026

What Edge AI Models Can ESP32-P4 Run? From ESP-DL Support to Real-Time Vision Validation

An ESP-DL model listing may say “ESP32-P4 supported,” but that does not answer the question a camera product has to answer.

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Generated scene of an external-antenna option on a metal cabinet, not product test evidence
Embedded System Development · Oct 17, 2026

ESP32 PCB or External Antenna in a Metal Enclosure: What to Check Before Selecting the Module

An ESP32 prototype connects reliably on an open bench but drops its Wi-Fi link once the metal cabinet door closes.

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Conceptual hardware review of a development board and custom PCB
Embedded System Development · Oct 16, 2026

From ESP32-P4 Function EV Board to a Custom PCB: What Must Be Revalidated

A screen, camera and network demo may all work on the ESP32-P4 Function EV Board. That is useful evidence for the particular board.

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AI-generated ESP32-S3 module selection workbench scene, not a tested target-board photograph
Embedded System Development · Oct 15, 2026

ESP32-S3 WROOM vs MINI: Choose PSRAM, Footprint, and Antenna for Your Product

An ESP32-S3 development board running a display, voice, or camera demo does not establish which module belongs on the product PCB.

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Gateway, embedded board and phone on a realistic workbench illustrating edge runtime targets, not benchmark evidence
AI and Machine Learning · Oct 14, 2026

Choosing an Edge LLM Runtime: Start with Devices and Model Artifacts

Compare llama.cpp, RKLLM, ExecuTorch, and MLC LLM by target device, model artifact, acceleration backend, and release responsibility—not an unverified speed ranking.

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