... working on a free Gaming Peripherals MCU Database here's why we built it. Chipset selection for gaming mice and keyboards is surprisingly non-trivial. The same MCU category (ARM Cortex-M4, BLE 5.x) can mean wildly different polling rate support, USB architecture, power budget, and security capabilities depending on the vendor and specific series. We've been maintaining an internal reference at Developex for years every time we started a new gaming peripheral project, the first question ...

... compute mathematical invariants directly from signals. Same engine works across completely different domains. What it does: Anomaly detection Trend prediction Multi-stream correlation Event detection Key specs: 122 nanoseconds per analysis (500,000 faster than LLM) Runs on ARM Cortex-M4, no GPU 100% deterministic same input, same output, always Zero-shot works from the first sample Validated on public benchmarks: Industrial: 95.9% F1 on bearing faults (CWRU) Medical: 100% EEG seizure detection (CHB-MIT) Energy: 99.9% load disaggregation (REDD ...

... recent mobile-grade ARM like M1/M2 or high-end Cortex). - Encapsulation: ~12 61 s (optimized ~25 36 s). - Decapsulation: ~30 70 s (optimized ~30 44 s). Extremely efficient for mobile devices, with low latency even on constrained ARM platforms (e.g., Cortex

... Product Hunt! I m Jonathan, the maker behind Cortexcart . As an e-commerce founder, my morning routine used to look like this: Log into Shopify (Check sales) Log into Stripe (Check net revenue) Open Meta Ads (Check ad spend) Open Buffer (Schedule a post) Open GA4 (Try to figure out where traffic came from) It was exhausting. I was drowning in data but starving for actual insights. So, I spent the last few months building Cortexcart