Developer Coding Scientist has introduced a unique micro-computer running Ubuntu 16.04.6 LTS, measuring just 40×35 mm and featuring an IPS display, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth. The device is perfectly suited for IoT projects and robotics applications.
G. Ostrov
An enthusiast from the YouTube channel Coding Scientist has amazed the technical community with his latest project — a micro-computer running Ubuntu 16.04.6 LTS that is comparable in size to a coin. The device measures just 40×35 mm, making it one of the world's most compact fully functional computers.
Technical Specifications
Despite its miniature dimensions, the micro-computer is equipped with an impressive array of components:
- Operating System: Ubuntu 16.04.6 LTS
- Display: High-quality IPS screen
- Graphics Processor: ARM Mali-400 MP2
- Wireless Modules: Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
- Sensors: Accelerometer and gyroscope
- Storage: microSD card slot
- Control: Four physical buttons
Control System
For user convenience, the creator has provided four functional buttons:
- Power button
- Restart button
- System recovery button
- One customizable button for user functions
Application Areas
According to the developer, this micro-computer has a wide range of applications:
- IoT Projects: Ideal for creating smart devices and Internet of Things systems
- Robotics: Can serve as the brain for small robots
- Educational Purposes: Excellent tool for learning programming and electronics
- Prototyping: Rapid creation and testing of ideas
Unique Features
The main feature of this project is the use of an IPS display, which is rarely found in devices of this size. This ensures excellent image quality and wide viewing angles. The presence of accelerometer and gyroscope opens up possibilities for creating interactive applications that respond to movement.
This project demonstrates the capabilities of modern microelectronics and shows how a fully functional computer can be created in an extremely compact form factor. This opens new horizons for developers and enthusiasts in the field of embedded systems.
More details about the project can be found on the Coding Scientist YouTube channel.
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