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When it comes to microcontroller development boards, we have a plethora of choices at our disposal. Each has its strengths and weaknesses, be they associated with its support and community, its interface capabilities, or its choice of processor family. Most boards you’ll find in our communities come from niche manufacturers, or at least from manufacturers who started as such. Just occasionally though along comes one whose manufacturer you will have heard of, even whose manufacturer the Man in the Street will have heard of. Which brings us neatly to today’s story, the quiet announcement from Sony, of. This is Arduino compatible in both physical footprint and IDE, is intended for IoT applications, and packs GPS, an audio codec, and an ARM Cortex M4 at 156 MHz. There is (Google Translate link), on which they talk about applications including audio beam forming with up to eight microphones, and a camera interface.
The board is due to be available sometime early next year, and while it looks as though it will be an interesting device we’d sound a note of caution to Sony. It is not good enough to have an amazing piece of hardware; the software and community support must be more than just make-believe. If they can crack that then they might just have a winner on their hands, if they fail to make any effort then they will inevitably. Thanks [Chris] for the tip.
Posted in, Tagged,,,, Post navigation. I’m going to argue a bit here – Sony has a history of doing clever, interesting and innovative things, then locking them up behind proprietary “stuff” – everything from battery packs to memory sticks (notice I’m leaving video formats out of this) – while the rest of the gadget-verse moved to easily interchanged standardized “stuff” (memory cards, USB compatible chargers etc. To be quite honest, my first reaction to the headline was “greatbut you’ll have to buy a $40 Sony cable to program it”. Cynical to be sure, but not unjustifiably so. I must agree with Thinkerer. Let us not forget the PS3 “firmware update” fiasco that ended in lawsuit against Sony.
Under the excuse of “due to security concerns”, Sony disabled the “Other OS” feature on the PS3 models sold between November 1, 2006, and April 1, 2010. While Sony said that the upgrade was “voluntary”, without it the console would not connect to the PS Network, play games (online or not), play Blu-ray, any files on a media server, or download any future updates. This created a huge problem to those who created super-computers, by making clusters of PS3s, and the Linux community in general. In addition, Sony broke their promise that the PS3 was more than a console. Then, Sony launched the “slim” PS3 which one could purchase by returning their “thick” PS3. This would make the customer ineligible to participate in the class-action lawsuit. Or, the Sony BMG copy protection rootkit scandal implemented in million of CDs in 2005.
Their CD would install two software for “digital rights management” (DRM). The first program would be installed even if the user refused the end-user license agreement (EULA) and it would keep sending reports to Sony about the user’s listening habits, The second program, which was not mentioned in the EULA, configured the OS to hide the software existence. This would make both programs to being classified as rootkits. In addition, with this program SONY was doing an infringement of copyright on open-source code being used as part of the program. Both software created vulnerabilities that were exploited by unrelated malware.