In this episode of IoT Forge Unplugged, we dive into the upgraded ESP32-C2 and where it fits in real-world applications, the latest ESPHome update with expanded audio support, and whether I³C really improves on I²C’s distance limitations. Plus, we explore EdgeAI for predictive maintenance, energy harvesting for Ambient IoT, and how Arduino and Silicon Labs are making Matter and machine learning more accessible. Finally, we break down concurrent multiprotocols — why they matter and who should explore them.ESP32-C2 (ESP8684) Upgrade: More Memory, Storage, and Performance https://www.espressif.com/en/news/ESP32_C2_UpgradeESPHome 2025.2.0 - 19th February 2025 https://esphome.io/changelog/2025.2.0.htmlWhat is I3C: The Next Generation of I2C https://www.dfrobot.com/blog-17282.htmlEdgeAI for predictive maintenance in Tormach CNC https://www.hackster.io/tiny-prism-labs/edgeai-for-predictive-maintenance-in-tormach-cnc-30e9e0Simplifying Ambient IoT with xG22E Energy Harvesting Explorer Kit https://www.silabs.com/blog/simplifying-ambient-iot-with-xg22eNext-Gen IoT: Arduino and Silicon Labs Make Matter More Accessible with Edge AI and ML https://www.silabs.com/blog/arduino-nano-matter-makes-matter-accessible-with-edge-al-mlUnderstanding Concurrent Multiprotocol: An In-Depth Exploration https://www.silabs.com/blog/concurrent-multiprotocol-an-in-depth-exploration📡 Stay Connected with IoT Forge:▶️ Subscribe to our ⁠YouTube channel⁠✈️ Join our ⁠Telegram channel⁠🎧 Listen to ⁠Spotify IoT Forge Unplugged podcast⁠

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