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Is that something you could get away with using an ESP8266 or ESP32 for? If so, that might solve your supply issue.
by bschwindHN 4y ago
Is that something you could get away with using an ESP8266 or ESP32 for? If so, that might solve your supply issue.
- jorl17 4y agoDefinitely not. But thanks for the suggestion. We really would need raspberry pis, and the alternative is just moving over to x86. We need to run a real linux distribution, with chromium or similar, as well as serial, canbus, wifi, modem... :)