Generative image models usually suggest large GPUs, but this project asks whether one can be squeezed into an RP2350 microcontroller with just 4 MB of flash. It produces 128×128-pixel faces at roughly one image every 20 seconds.

The model and inference code fit into the tiny memory budget, and output can even be displayed directly through a VGA adapter. Instead of scaling AI upward, the project explores how far it can be compressed downward.