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From early 2014 through late 2020, I was working in hypergrowth environments, which are challenging, but also educational. The most valuable feature of hypergrowth is that your mistakes reveal themselves next month rather than next year, because things go wrong very loudly when you’re moving fast. I’ve been thinking a lot about hypergrowth recently, because Imprint’s business is growing quickly and we did a large batch of hiring last year, but also because the AI-tooling shift has changed the pace at which it’s possible to work.
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This was my first time using ESP32, I used S3 Supermini because of its compact size which I needed to make this small pocket sized/keychain robot. I am calling it MiniSoul, as it is smaller version of a robot that I am working on called SoulBot. At its core it uses a behaviour engine I built which dictates it's behaviour based on the past interaction which affects different personality factors like Fear, Joy, Curiosity,Desire,Sadness and Anger. The interaction is using touch plate on the top by measuring capacitance and it differentiates between tap, aggression and caress based on small kNN model. I am also using seperate RTC module to give clock functionality like alarm/reminder and also the EEPROM on the RTC module is used to store personality states, storing personality on external EEPROM means it survives OTA firmware updates, not just power cycles. Also this would not damage the storage after multiple write cycles like it would to the flash memory. For touch classification I have used KNN model also on device data collection for touch tuning as every casing varies slightly. The whole MiniSoul OS is built on top of micropython which also allows OTA updates. submitted by /u/SobyDamn [link] [Kommentare]