Checking Out Raspberry Pi Pico W
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 มิ.ย. 2022
- checking out the latest raspberry pi product called the PICO
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I can't think of a remote sensor situation where I need that much processing power at the edge. Can't wait to see your ideas
At work we’re doing industrial IoT sensor analysis across massive fleets and being able to push some pretty complex alarming out the edge is huge for us as a lot of our installs have either really spotty or literally zero internet connectivity. We use some satellite providers to push sensor data and alarm history out :)
Oh great channel, subbed
Can you show us how to make a absolute position clicker just like the mouse clicker you made. For example if i need to click at a particular pixel point ( x 120 y 444).
I wonder if you can program a pico over Wifi rather than USB?
Could you use this as a wireless usb port? Or would a pi zero or 4 be better?
How could i just output the bandwidth to use in a variable which gets used by custom logging or screen?
Just pre ordered one :)
Hey, can you do a side by side spec comparison of Pico W and ESP32 V2 (or whatever is latest) ?
Flash size is a big difference. Bluetooth is also missing here.
Is there something like fastAPI for the pico?
I want to create a script for this which listens for some kind of request to run some code in micropython, how could I do that? I’ve looked everywhere and am going to have to resort to home assistant. Ps I got a pico w and it’s great
Wondering if virtualhere could run on the pico
Where do you go to order this pico w?
@Novaspirit Tech, Hi Don, is it possible to assign a static IP to the Pi Pico W, and if so how?
You should be able to assign the static IP from your router settings. the host name showed up as PYBD.
Hey, could you confirm that it has got "network.PPP(UART_PINS) " just like esp32 to directly use internet from a gsm modem or PPPoS..
CYW43439 supports IEEE 802.11 b/g/n wireless LAN, and Bluetooth 5.2, but pico supports wifi only?
bluetooth is supposed to be added later by software
Is there any reason to replace any of your esp's with the Pico? Is there a difference in interface using a Pico vs a Esp controller?
i generally have lot of esp11 due to cost but flash memory has alway been aproblem so i would replace the esp11 that i would like to store and process more data like a good week or 2 of out side temps and such.
@@NovaspiritTech that's the exact answer I was after thank you! I think I'll use this little guy for my diy auto sprinklers.
@@NovaspiritTech But wouldn't you off-load the data from the esp11 somewhere in a database? That's why it has wifi, isn't it?
For most home automation you have Home Assistant and the likes, for more professional environments there are commercial equivalents. For just measuring things like temperature and humidity or switching lights on/off, the esp11 is good enough.
If you need an autopilot, then I would understand to use a Pico (for power and memory)
There is more than ESP & Pico; MSP430 , Adruino, Digispark
And maybe underclocked RPI0
@@JDSchuitemaker at the very least you can have it log the data and then back it up in case of a disconnection of any sort for the Pico.
Any idea when this device will be available to DIYers, i.e. average folk?
Got 2 already with a third on the way (UK). There is talk that the additional wireless chip will have Bluetooth enabled at some point too.
I think that's much better deal than the original
Don, OpenSUSE the Linux distro has Leap & Tumbleweed, which one is better for gaming ?
You only need to keep updated kernel, mesa drivers (Intel or amd graphics case), steam, wine, proton or proton ge and lutris. Distro no matters (i use Fedora)
@@tino94 Thanks man
I can get mine working and makes a webpage then when I try to save to it again it say backend error. The stop button does nothing. This is on a windows laptop. I might try programming it with a pi 3. Any ideas??
I want to know how and where did you get the Raspberry Pi Pico W cause I’ve been waiting and it’s still out of stock everywhere…
Check the official retailers listed on the RP website. I just checked some of the UK retailers and half of them have it in stock.
Thanks Don.
Just ordered two from overseas
Would this be powerful enough to run Klipper for 3D printing?
Maybe? I know Big Tree Tech made a SKR type board called "BTT Pico" it uses the rp2040 chip, but you still need to have a RPI hooked to it for klipper. But who knows maybe I'm wrong on that.
how to send commands via udp for remote execution emulating hid??
There are claims that this chipset has bluetooth onboard as well however the firmware for the device hasn't enabled it yet - have you been able to confirm or deny this?
The raspberry pi foundation said this in their intro interview. They said they may or may not enable this in the future, I’m guessing someone will hack this to be enabled anyway it just may not be supported.
@@michaels8336 ooh now that's interesting, I hadn't seen that - opening up BT would have some very interesting implications as there are devices (e.g. Instapot cookers) which have BT only connections. Imagine that as a kind of gateway to your home automation systems.
With the esp32, we can fix higher SRAM. This allows us to run large python codes. Wity rpi pico W, we cannot run code that large. So why should we use this?
Don’t the ESPs have Bluetooth as well?
ESP32s do
What projects can a person do ?
nice video, but like other comments, i dont "see" why "use" this pico instant of esp8266/32 for an projet, pico cost a little more, i'm waiting to see what kind of projet are best with it
Is it wifi 6?
Sweet!
Wait, you use Edge?? UNSUB! ;)
hahah first time i used edge honestly, my other browsers were in use
You need edge to play game pass on devices like steam deck so i understand letting Microsoft sell whether or not you’re old and vulnerable to advertisers because halo infinite is bussin
I’m not certain rasberrypi can maintain the dominance with this severe supply shortage
They have rp2040 slots reserved and don’t seem to have any shortage of the chip.
pico = relatively expensive
Why are 98% of my tutorial gears
esp32/8266 series really yyds.
disappointed it's only 2.4ghz wifi. it's only seeing half the wifi spectrum so to speak (not technically speaking). this is supposed to be a new board. there are already products with ac ax wifi 6 etc it could have enumerated in certain projects.
edit to add:
currently used an rtl8720dn dev board for its 5ghz & ble capabilities in addition to 2.4ghz. but that board has an issue where you have to manually disable the fw in order to flash arduino code. embedded devices need to grow into the 5ghz spectrum. not many good cheap dev boards out there that just works with the full wifi spectrum & ble.
5ghz is useless for micro controllers. you want lower frequencies for longer range communication. they are not even fast enough to fully utilize 2.4ghz so theres no benefit other than if for some reason you need a less noisey radio environment to work in by using 5hz which dies off faster with distance and obstructions.
@@urineanimal this is the correct answer!
This is what the Pico should have been the first time around.
next yesr pico W2 with bluetooth 8bucks. takes your money
To bad all the regular raspberry pi versions are jokingly overpriced now... :(
The name PICO belongs to the Pico power supplies for computer hardware
Too bad it's sold out everywhere.
Can it run Crysis?
6:14 yes yes if you make function kill human. hacker can make your house kill you LOL but he cant if you not make that function
Windows 7 problems. And please don't tell me to get Windows 10 with all it's spy ware
So the Pico is a WiFi switch…
That you can use it to turn on lights and maybe open window shades.
Looks very interesting
An expensive WiFi switch.
After having a whole product launch burn to the ground because Raspberry couldn’t manufacture the compute module 3 for the better part of the last 2 years, I will never use or recommend Raspberry pi products again unless it’s for a casual hobby project.
You understand that you are not the only person effected by a GLOBAL chip shortage right? They didn't just decide not to make more of them because they don't like you. They are even prioritising industrial customers over retail, so you were in a better position to get products from them than most people.
@@shortymcsteve We were able to source every other chip except the Raspberry Pi. Which means other manufacturers are simply better at the supply game that Raspberry foundation. A lot better. It wasn’t even close.
7th lol
Also good vid
Are there actual pi boards? I'll believe it when I see "stock" since we are under #chipageddon
To fast, to confuse, sorry