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Running four AI models fully offline on a Nextion ONX3248G035

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A while back I unboxed a Nextion touchscreen dev board and vibe-coded a WiFi auditor onto it . That board has been sitting on my desk ever since, and one question kept nagging: this thing has 8 MB of PSRAM and a dual-core ESP32-S3. Could it run an actual language model? Not talk to one over WiFi — run one. Turns out: yes. Four of them, in fact. No internet, no server, no phone, no PC. Everything in this video is generated by the chip on the board. All four models, on the board, offline. Loading a model from the SD card, then generating. What is actually running The board boots into a menu. Tap a model, it loads and starts generating. All of these were trained from scratch on an M2 Max in well under an hour. Malayalam English Arithmetic Icons Parameters 7.6M 7.6M 1.0M 577K Flash 3.95 MB 3.95 MB 0.41 MB 0.58 MB Speed 13.0 tok/s 14.9 tok/s 20.7 tok/s 3.4 s/image First things first: this is not a Nextion HMI The ONX3248G035 is sold under Nextion branding, and the name is...
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My 3D Printing saga

Hi Folks,

So for a long time, i wanted to build my own 3d printer. I was so confused where to start, which one to build. Also at the same time i wanted to build a cnc machine too, so i was confused whether to go for both at same time, you know a single machine to do both job.

It took me sometime to convice myself that i may never build it if i kept on thinking about it. So once i got convinced i set to build a 3d printer, but now came the big question, which one to build? an opensource one or should i buy a ready to print machine from market? Confusion .... confusion .... so much confusion.

After long research through countless blogs and youtube videos finally i settled to build a prusa i3, according to me these are the benefits


  • Opensource design
  • Easy to assemble
  • Easy to get replacement parts
  • Easy to improvise with new ideas
  • Cheap


And so it began. Then i thought should i get it as a kit from one vendor and go ahead. I did that at first, the worst mistake i did so far, going for the cheapest avaialble kit on the market.

But finally i made this a success, so i am starting this multipart blog to tell you my printing saga. Check this page for links to all posts around this below.

Enjoy, please comment, share and subscribe to my youtube channel to support

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  1. John SmithMarch 18, 2024 at 10:40 PM

    I can relate to your 3D printing saga. I too was in a similar situation, wanting to build both a 3D printer and a CNC machine. It was during this time that I sought professional dissertation help. Their guidance made me realize that focusing on one project at a time would yield better results. So, I decided to start with the 3D printer. It's been an enlightening journey so far!

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  2. Alex VisotskyMarch 19, 2024 at 10:58 AM

    After countless hours of research and watching numerous YouTube videos, I’ve decided to build a Prusa i3. The benefits are clear: it delivers exceptional print quality, allows me to understand the workings of 3D printers, and offers the flexibility to upgrade. This journey feels like a Professional Coursework Writing Service where I’m the author of my own learning saga in the realm of 3D printing.

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  3. Faisal AftabJuly 4, 2024 at 5:00 PM

    Thats a great initiative you can go ahead and develop your own printer also you can open your own manufacturing plant for that you need private investors in Pakistan.

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  4. Zayn VCJuly 6, 2024 at 1:03 PM

    Wow, what an incredible journey! Building your own 3D printer from scratch sounds challenging yet rewarding. Your determination mirrors the strategic planning of venture capital firms in Pakistan. Can't wait to read more about your printing saga in your multipart blog! Go ahead!

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