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Hello,

I have been a Nordic DevZone member for several years, but I have never published a blog post.

I would now like to contribute a technical article about an open-source project we are developing called nRFClaw:

github.com/.../nrfclaw

https://nrfclaw.cloud/

nRFClaw explores AI-assisted programming of deeply embedded Nordic devices. Natural-language instructions are transformed into compact, deterministic programs that execute on the nRF52832, allowing the device to remain extremely power efficient and operate autonomously for long periods from a battery.

Our reference hardware is NINASENSE, an ultra-low-power nRF52832 platform with Bluetooth Low Energy, LoRa, motion/vibration sensing, and interfaces for external sensors.

I believe the project could be interesting to the Nordic developer community, and I would like to write a technical DevZone article tentatively titled:

“Natural-Language Programming on an nRF52832: AI at Development Time, Microamps at Runtime”

However, when I log into DevZone, I do not see an option to create or submit a blog post.

Do community members still have the ability to contribute articles to the Nordic DevZone Blog? If so, does my account need to be granted contributor/blog publishing permission, or is there a submission/review process I should follow?

We are also preparing NINASENSE for submission to the Nordic Community Hub through Crowd Supply.

Thank you,
André Heringer
NearMeter Technologies LLC

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  • Hi Pallavi,

    Thank you for the clarification and for taking the time to review the project.

    I understand. We will continue publishing the technical development of nRFClaw and NINASENSE through our own open-source channels and other community platforms.

    We are also now moving forward with NINASENSE as an accepted Crowd Supply campaign and hope to have the opportunity to participate in the Nordic Community Hub.

    Thank you again for your time and your kind words about the project.

    Best regards,

    André Heringer
    NearMeter Technologies LLC

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  • Hi Pallavi,

    Thank you for the clarification and for taking the time to review the project.

    I understand. We will continue publishing the technical development of nRFClaw and NINASENSE through our own open-source channels and other community platforms.

    We are also now moving forward with NINASENSE as an accepted Crowd Supply campaign and hope to have the opportunity to participate in the Nordic Community Hub.

    Thank you again for your time and your kind words about the project.

    Best regards,

    André Heringer
    NearMeter Technologies LLC

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