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Posted by Unknown الأربعاء، 30 ديسمبر 2020 0 comments

Interesting in programming a microcontroller with Python?

Experience all the new Spresense demos in our virtual booth

We just released a brand new getting started guide for using CircuitPython on the Spresense microcontroller board. If Python is your preferred language, then you can follow this guide and be up and running in a matter of minutes. You can use a standard text editor and there is plenty of example code to use as a reference.

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Xperia 1 added to Sony's Open Devices program

We will kick off the start of the new year with launching a dedicated monthly newsletter for the Spresense microcontroller board. It will cover all the software updates, webinars, releases, product news and other highlights from the last month. Sign up using below link and get all the latest details on Spresense in 2021.

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New AOSP build instructions for Android 11

We have released AOSP build instructions for Android 11. The Android Open Source Project (AOSP) is an initiative created to guide development of the Android platform. Our instructions will show you how to build AOSP for unlocked Xperia devices.

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Posted by Unknown الأربعاء، 24 يونيو 2020 0 comments

Experience all the new Spresense demos in our virtual booth

Originally planned to be showcased live during our trade shows this spring, we developed a range of new demos with the Spresense microcontroller board. Now you can experience all of them in our "virtual booth" along with videos, source code and instructions for how to build them yourself.

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Become a Hero Open Source Developer

Every couple of months Sony's Open Devices Program announces a hero developer, based on commits to the Open Device Project on GitHub. Could you be the next hero?

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Make some noise with the Audio Control API showcase

We bet you've done amazing things with Sony's Audio Control API – and we want the world to know. The upcoming Developer World showcase is an opportunity to share and inspire others with your creations. Submit your project on the Developer World website and it might be included in the showcase. We look forward to spreading your talent!

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Posted by Unknown الجمعة، 11 أكتوبر 2019 0 comments

How to make a microcontroller run on a battery for over half a year?

One of the biggest challenges when developing mobile IoT solutions is to achieve a long battery life time, while still having a CPU that is powerful enough for the use case. With the Spresense microcontroller board you get a hexacore MCU paired with a clever power management that will run for over half a year on a single charge.

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Xperia 1 added to Sony's Open Devices program

We are happy to announce that Xperia 1 has been added to Sony's Open Devices program. This means that developers are able to build and flash their own version of Android on this device. Since this device has just been added, please note that many features of this AOSP version are still under development.

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NuttX Meetup in Lyon

We are pleased to invite you to the 2019 annual NuttX meetup in Europe. This meetup is a co-located event with ELC-Europe 2019, and is a combination of lectures and open workshop sessions. We invite professionals from various fields and organizations worldwide to submit a presenter application.

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New AOSP build instructions for Android 10

We have recently released AOSP build instructions for Android 10. The Android Open Source Project (AOSP) is an initiative created to guide development of the Android platform. Our instructions will show you how to build AOSP for unlocked Xperia devices.

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Do you know that we regularly create tutorials and more on our Developer World YouTube channel? For instance, you can learn how to use Spresense for edge computing to detect wear indications on industrial bearings.

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Xperia XA2 added to Sony’s Open Devices program

Posted by Unknown السبت، 17 مارس 2018 0 comments

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Welcome to the new Developer World!

We are happy and excited to present the new Developer World site, one new Developer World for all Sony products! Here you'll find Sony's SDKs and B2B opportunities in areas such as Smart Home, AR, Xperia Smart Products, and more.

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AOSP Android Oreo available on Sony's Open Devices program

You can now develop Android O ROMs for selected unlocked Xperia devices via Sony's Open Devices program.

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Xperia XA2 and XA2 Ultra now added to Sony's Open Devices program

The Xperia XA2 and Xperia XA2 Ultra have now been added to Sony's Open Devices program. This means you can now build and flash your own version of Android O on these two new devices.

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A revolution for smart home developers

Sony has launched their first ever Audio Control API, which makes it possible to develop your own audio control apps. You can control features like power, volume, sound mode, functions and multi-zone on your smart home automation apps.

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Intergrate Xperia Touch into your business

The Android platform and the intuitive interaction of the Xperia Touch make it easy to adapt and develop for custom use cases. If your business have a use case where a projected surface is desired, then we are happy to support.

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Sony’s latest technologies displayed at CES in Las Vegas

Posted by Unknown الجمعة، 20 يناير 2017 0 comments

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Sony's new tech on display

Sony showed off its latest technology at CES in Las Vegas this month, including the LMX-001. With this holographic waveguide display, companies can create customizable AR solutions.

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Sony's Concept T at CES

Concept T, the latest prototype concept from Sony's Future Lab Program, was on display at CES. It enables any surface to be transformed into an interactive space using object and gesture recognition.

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Be the first to explore our latest technology and get access to prototypes for development. Simply register and pick the types of development you're interested in. We'll keep you informed.

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