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Check this out: https://industryhack.com/challenges/hack-the-harvester/ https://industryhack.com/challenges/hack-the-harvester/ "We invite all hackers, designe
by chrisbennet 10y ago
Check this out:
https://industryhack.com/challenges/hack-the-harvester/ https://industryhack.com/challenges/hack-the-harvester/
"We invite all hackers, designers and forest machine enthusiasts to hack the harvester. We will take you to a visit to the Ponsse’s manufacturing factory, show harvesters in action and provide you with different APIs and data sets from the forest machines and the maintenance process. Now, Ponsse wants to build a community of tech startups and talented developers with whom co-operation can be continued."
- avmich 10y agoFor the same reasons I think we all could benefit from an open source firmware on regular cars. I'm still looking into what car manufacturer opens their codes for computers in the car, but can't find any.
- cakeface 10y agoI completely agree. I would really love to be able to examine and update the code running my car. It seems like opening up car computers is essential to retaining freedom of transportation. Especially when everything becomes self driving. After I read about the tunnel paradox I started worrying about the life and death decisions that my care might make on my behalf. I wonder what RMS thinks about this?