OpenAI’s Robotics Push, Jetson Thor & Raspberry Pi Synths

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IoT Forge Unplugged

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IoT Forge Unplugged is your gateway to the dynamic world of the Internet of Things. Each episode delves into the latest advancements in IoT, exploring topics such as smart devices, embedded systems, AI integration, and innovative applications across various industries. Whether you're an engineer, developer, or tech enthusiast, join us as we uncover the stories and technologies shaping our connected future. Join us for insights, practical tips, and inspiration to kickstart your next IoT adventure!

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OpenAI’s Robotics Push, Jetson Thor & Raspberry Pi Synths

IoT Forge Unplugged

9 minutes 20 seconds

1 month ago

OpenAI’s Robotics Push, Jetson Thor & Raspberry Pi Synths

Welcome back to IoT Forge Unplugged #18 — your bite-sized tour of the most exciting projects at the edge of IoT, robotics, and smart devices.

📌 In This Episode:

🤖 OpenAI’s Robotics Push: Why mechanical engineers and simulation experts are joining the AGI race
⚡ NVIDIA Jetson Thor: 7.5× AI compute power… but at 14× the price of Orin Nano
🎹 Raspberry Pi Synths: From open-source Xyntheon to Korg’s pro instruments — even a digital accordion
🔧 ESP32 M5Stack Cardputer Advanced: Tiny upgrades, big potential for IoT prototyping & pocket synthesizers

From AI research labs to DIY music tech, these stories show how computing power is shaping everything around us — and sometimes, even making music.

💬 Which project blew your mind — OpenAI robotics, Jetson Thor, Raspberry Pi synths, or ESP32 hacks? Drop your thoughts in the comments!