Unfortunately i'll have to put up with all of the nefarious shenanigans of Chrome because "just make google meet work so I can get through my workday please"

Or put another way, for generally read-only devices (meters), what benefit is on-edge computing if the meter itself has no means to act on it? Would this be a part of a greater mesh network or home-local network?

What's their path to scalability? The NVIDIA Jetson platform can be pretty pricey (extra $200+ per meter), how can they justify the cost against smaller and more bare-metal connected meters?

Wouldn't an AI smart meter need to be pushing data back to the cloud anyway?

I bet this would be a killer use case for meshtastic

One hangup was that Huckleberry didn't have a public API. I would have jumped on nRF (love that platform) except I haven't been very impressed by the mesh support and it felt like a bigger lift to also design a mesh<->internet gateway.

I really wanted to make one of these, specifically because we used Huckleberry a lot. I would have used my set of Flic buttons (which rule) so the diaper button could be next to changing station, sleep next to crib. Or an ESP32 - I don't want this thing tethered to phone, needs to be standalone.

In a macabre way i'm impressed by the efficiency of it. Just wild.