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ESP-Brookesia

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ESP-Brookesia is a human-machine interaction development framework designed for AIoT devices. It aims to simplify the processes of user UI design and application development by supporting efficient development tools and platforms, thereby accelerating the development and market release of customers' HMI application products.

Note

"Brookesia" is a genus of chameleons known for their ability to camouflage and adapt to their surroundings, which closely aligns with the goals of the ESP-Brookesia. This framework aims to provide a flexible and scalable UI solution that can adapt to various devices, screen sizes, and application requirements, much like the Brookesia chameleon with its high degree of adaptability and flexibility.

The key features of ESP-Brookesia include:

  • Developed based on C/C++, natively supporting the ESP-IDF development system and fully leveraging the Espressif open-source component ecosystem
  • Provides rich functional components supporting AI application scenario development
  • Adopts an app-based application management approach, enabling UI isolation and coexistence of multiple apps, allowing users to focus on UI implementation within their respective apps

The functional block diagram of ESP-Brookesia is as follows, mainly consisting of HAL, Middle and Application three parts:

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  • HAL: Uses the hardware abstraction layer provided by ESP-IDF to provide access and control of underlying hardware.
  • Middle: Acts as a bridge connecting applications with underlying hardware, interfacing with the hardware abstraction layer through Function Components while providing standardized interfaces to applications through System Services, achieving decoupling and isolation of system resources.
  • Application: Provides AI application scenario support through AI Framework, including HMI (humanized interaction design for single and dual screens), Agent (compatible with mainstream LLM models like Doubao and Xiaozhi), and Protocol (MCP protocol for unified communication between LLM and system services). Provides various product-oriented (mobile devices, speakers, robots, etc.) system and application (settings, AI assistant, app store, etc.) support through System Framework.

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