Velocity and Force Monitoring System Design
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Created a thread; Forked a project
Tablet USB AI Accelerator - KL720
ESP32 Multimodal Health Monitor with Pulse Oximetry, ECG, and Barometric Sensing
KL720 migration planning
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Created a writable KL720 accelerator fork, corrected its description, and saved the Tablet AI Accelerator Migration Plan. The inherited hardware remains unchanged.
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- Exact tablet model/OS and representative AI model are needed before safely redesigning the schematic.
Next steps
- Confirm the tablet model.
- Select the first AI model and input data type.
- Prototype it using a KL720 development dongle.
- Once proven, replace the FPGA/DDR architecture with the KL720 USB‑C design.
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I’ll verify the KXD‑103 PW2’s USB host, SuperSpeed, and power capabilities, then update the fork’s architecture and Android 15 compatibility requirements.
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Update Android tablet constraints
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I researched the Android 15/KXD tablet constraint and dispatched an update to the fork’s migration plan; that update completed. The exact KXD‑103 PW2 specification was not publicly verifiable, while closely related Kexidar tablets commonly expose USB 2.0 rather than SuperSpeed.
Key implications:
- Design for USB 2.0 High-Speed first; treat USB 3 as optional until physically verified.
- KL720 remains conditional because some firmware/model updates require SuperSpeed.
- The Android application should use
android.hardware.usb, USB permission handling, and bulk endpoints—without root or kernel drivers. - Do not start the custom PCB until a KL720 dongle successfully runs inference on this exact Android 15 tablet.
- Next required inputs are a photo of Settings → About tablet/product label and the first intended AI model or input type.
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