Bijan Bowen Builds a GPS Speedometer with AI Agents

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Bijan Bowen beside the white and blue headline AI Builds Hardware on black.
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    Bijan Bowen asks a locally run Qwen modelA local model runs on computing infrastructure controlled directly by the user rather than only through a remote model service. to help design an ESP32 GPS speedometer and supplies measurements for its display, antenna and enclosure. The model generates firmware and a printable case design.

    Bijan Bowen prints and assembles the components, then uses a separate coding agent alongside the local modelAn AI coding agent is a tool-using AI system that can inspect, modify, and validate software within a repository. to transfer files, flash firmware and troubleshoot a blank and mirrored display. He observes both useful results and remaining imperfections.

    He also tests a local video-generation workflow using a photograph of the deviceReference-driven prompting uses selected visual or media examples to guide the content, lighting, composition, style, motion, or structure of an AI generation request.. The episode is a hands-on example rather than a controlled comparison of models.

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    • Agents & workflows98.9
    • Coding & tools100
    • Models & learning82.8
    • Infrastructure & compute49.5
    • Research & evaluation0
    • Safety & security0
    • Business & productivity0
    • Creative & media55.9
    • Robotics & perception32.3
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    Bijan Bowen uses AI agents to help design and debug a physical GPS speedometer, with hands-on measurement and assembly.