BRICKS Foundation

BRICKS Foundation

The tool for edge IoT system

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 7, 2021
  • September 8, 2026

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BRICKS is a tools for visual designer and technicians to collaboratively design and development process, data rendering, deployment, and security. Combining designer-friendly workflows, deep technical access, full production quality content viewport, BRICKS enables you to iterate your designs faster and more efficiently. BRICKS allow the designer to see the installation working in context, making it easy to visualize how the content will look, feel and behave on a single output or even when clustered across multiple outputs and machines. BRICKS offer the most reliable, scalable, industry-tested architecture available. BRICKS provide unlimited display stitching system, any numbers of display can be setup by your imagination. BRICKS is easy to setup Text, Picture, Video, Chart, Web-view, and Camera Inputs
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What's New in BRICKS Foundation

2.25.7

September 8, 2026

v2.25.7 Highlights: - Brick Slideshow: Play, Pause, Next, and Previous Actions now control photo and video slides, including manual navigation while paused; jumpToIndex returns false when the requested slide cannot be selected - Automation: Brick press steps support long presses, including Items entries, and follow the configured long-press Event without also firing a normal press Bug fixes: - Generator LLM (OpenAI): streamed function-call Events include the complete arguments and fire once even when the provider sends the call in its final chunk or omits the tool-call finish reason - Generator File: stopping an upload or download by ID or index leaves other transfers running; starting a specific file reports its index in progress, completion, and error Events - Generator Media Flow: allowlists and blocklists apply to the file list, Outlets, and downloads; changing filters or the selected source takes effect without waiting for another fetch - Generator WebSocket: replacing a connection reports the old close before the new open, so delayed Events from the old connection cannot mark the new one closed - Generator HTTP: Content-Type header names work regardless of capitalization, so form and text request bodies are encoded correctly - Generator MCP Server: listed resources with spaces or noncanonical URLs can be read back; slow tool calls keep their own HTTP streams alive instead of being disconnected as idle - Generator SoundPlayer: the playing Outlet is updated before the playback-start Event, and audio that fails to start is no longer reported as playing - Brick Rive: script controls honor animation, state-machine, input, and text options and return whether the control could be applied - Brick SVG: legacy rendering preserves shapes between multiple style blocks and applies styles from all blocks - Script expressions: callback-local keys such as list[i] and result[id] work again; rejected expressions report the reason through script errors or the Event log instead of silently producing no result - Data Calculation: collection callbacks finish correctly for sparse arrays and objects with a length field, instead of repeating callbacks or returning mismatched results - AI filters: a missing provider API key reports which key is required instead of sending another provider’s key - Channels and remote Data updates: names such as constructor and toString no longer break subscriptions or Data initialization - Animation: an Event with no animation reports completion once, preventing repeated completion dispatches and update loops - Device status: overlapping status changes are saved in order, avoiding conflicting writes and stale responses - Local Sync: delayed acknowledgements no longer leave a connection permanently unable to send - Generator BLE Peripheral: custom 128-bit service and characteristic UUIDs are preserved, so nearby devices can discover and use the intended services - Generator STT (GGML) / Realtime Transcription: English-only Tiny and Base Whisper models use the matching English encoder when Core ML acceleration is enabled

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