I can't read the article because of the paywall, but from what I can grasp it's sort of a "generic GPIO controller".
Offhand, I'd be a little worried that it could be replicated for way cheaper with any run-of-the-mill LLM agent and an esp32. I've done some esp32 dev with LLMs and they don't really struggle with it, and I'm suspicious this is going to be way more expensive than "esp32 + random GPIO peripheral from 30 years ago".
The examples in the article feel like something any semi-modern LLM could one-shot, but I can't read it so maybe I'm underestimating the complexity.
I can't read the article because of the paywall, but from what I can grasp it's sort of a "generic GPIO controller".
Offhand, I'd be a little worried that it could be replicated for way cheaper with any run-of-the-mill LLM agent and an esp32. I've done some esp32 dev with LLMs and they don't really struggle with it, and I'm suspicious this is going to be way more expensive than "esp32 + random GPIO peripheral from 30 years ago".
The examples in the article feel like something any semi-modern LLM could one-shot, but I can't read it so maybe I'm underestimating the complexity.