Public funding
SC Robotics raises public funding to expand datasense lineup
SC Robotics will receive funding to continue developing its datasense portolio of products for the agrotech sector.
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Public funding
LIBATIO Conecta Hubs 2021 project is about to finish
SC Robotics has been participating in the Conecta Hubs program for collaborative projects in the strategic areas of the DIHs aligned with the strategy for R&D in Galicia based on Intelligent Specialization.
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Artificial Intelligence
NTOUCH 2.0: Bringing touchless control to industry 4.0
SC Robotics and Edge Impulse are leading a project to create a new device that can not only overcome these issues, but also bring new types of user interactions.
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Public funding
LIBATIO granted Conecta Hubs 2021 program
The goal of this project is to bring digital transformation to the vine-growing sector
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Artificial Intelligence
Using Edge Impulse on an ESP32
We’ve been hard at work for the last few months developing new members of our Sense /By SC Robotics product line.
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Electronics
SC Robotics participates in S3FOOD
We are glad to announce that, Libatio, the project we presented to S3FOOD’s last call was successfully selected among the ones to receive the funding.
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Electronics
Chipageddon
OK, let’s upload our project BOM to buy all parts needed to assemble some prototypes… [a few moments later] Oh, no! Several parts are Out of Stock! That’s weird, I bought the same BOM a month ago. Let’s dive in. Passives …
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Software
Booting Linux on an Olimex board. Part 3: The root file system
After Part 1 and Part 2, this is going to be the last post of the Booting Linux on an Olimex board series.
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Software
Understanding PSM settings in NB-IoT
One of our lines of work is cellular connectivity. In particular we are interested in pre-5G (according to 3GPP) technologies like NB-IoT and LTE-M.
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Booting Linux on an Olimex board. Part 2: The Kernel
I have to admit that Part 1 of this series was posted too long ago.
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