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| * <fs medium>**Modularity**- boards that can be plugged together like bricks in an efficient and seamlessmanner to create wireless nodes or industrial style controllers with varying computing, communication and sensing capabilities </fs> | * <fs medium>**Modularity**- boards that can be plugged together like bricks in an efficient and seamlessmanner to create wireless nodes or industrial style controllers with varying computing, communication and sensing capabilities </fs> | ||
| * <fs medium>** Functional Scalability**- boards have 240 pins divided into four 60 pin standardized low profile connectors to expose as many functions as possible and create a scalable platform that is not limited by communication capabilities between boards</fs> | * <fs medium>** Functional Scalability**- boards have 240 pins divided into four 60 pin standardized low profile connectors to expose as many functions as possible and create a scalable platform that is not limited by communication capabilities between boards</fs> | ||
| - | * <fs medium>**Processing performance scalability**- fromthe ARM Cortex M family of microprocessor sto support a wide range of software applications starting from battery-powered ultra-low power wireless sensor applications running onCortex M0 to Linux OS based applications running on Cortex A8</fs> | + | * <fs medium>**Processing performance scalability**- from the ARM Cortex M family of microprocessor to support a wide range of software applications starting from battery-powered ultra-low power wireless sensor applications running onCortex M0 to Linux OS based applications running on Cortex A8</fs> |
| - | * <fs medium>Following these principles, we have created a range of n-Blocks boards, initially for use within industry sponsored R&D projects in the Nimbus Research Centre. [[https://www.n-blocks.net/nmodules/doku.php?id=nblocks:list_of_n-blocks|many different n-Blocks]].</fs> | + | * <fs medium>Following these principles, we have created a range of [[https://www.n-blocks.net/nmodules/doku.php?id=start|n-Blocks PRO]] boards, initially for use within industry sponsored R&D projects in the Nimbus Research Centre..</fs> |
| - | * <fs medium>By the end of 2018 we decided to redesign the platform with dense connectors moving from 24 pins to **240 pins**</fs> | + | * <fs medium>The most important n-Blocks PRO boards are being assembled and are in the testing phase. We are migrating our standard [[https://www.n-blocks.net/nmodules/doku.php?id=nblocks:list_of_n-blocks| n-Blocks]] (about 100 different n-Blocks) to the new n-PRO form factor </fs> |
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| - | * <fs medium>After several iterations, we designed the [[https://www.n-blocks.net/nmodules/doku.php?id=start|n-PRO series]]. The most important n-Blocks are being assembled and are in the testing phase</fs> | + | |
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| - | * <fs medium>We are migrating our [[https://www.n-blocks.net/nmodules/doku.php?id=start|standard n-Blocks]] (about 100 different n-Blocks) to the new n-PRO form factor</fs> | + | |
| *<fs medium>n-Blocks has been evaluated in a number of academic-industry pilot projects for use cases covering: </fs> | *<fs medium>n-Blocks has been evaluated in a number of academic-industry pilot projects for use cases covering: </fs> | ||
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| - | =====FORM FACTOR===== | + | =====Form Factor===== |
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