The ultimate design would be a reusable polymer box, with a clear polycarbonate shield of the display. The test was to explore whether Australia Post could shi

The ultimate design would be a reusable polymer box, with a clear polycarbonate shield of the display. The test was to explore whether Australia Post could ship using a low contrast label. One of the companies I own is an authorised reseller for a famous single board computer, in parallel, I made the same using eink accessories for it. The Hisense came out cheaper (once you add coms, power management and display). I’ve also made/collaborated on my a WebUSB shipping label printer, picking and packing robot, but applying a label etc is a little challenging without spending the big bucks. It’s at the point we’re eink may be easier than trying to automate the application of labels etc in a consistent manner. Finally we have used AirTags to ship high $$$ value items where shipping insurance would be uneconomical. They work a charm, but Apple has a fairly low limit on number of devices per iCloud account.