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by connorrigby 6y ago
https://github.com/fhunleth/troodon-cam This is somewhat old now, but the PRU code which i find to be the most important part is still good.
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by connorrigby 6y ago
My last company ( https://farm.bot ) worked with a supplier called LDO Motors. I believe they are a partial supplier to Prusa 3D printers as well.
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by connorrigby 6y ago
That's the beauty of Nerves in my opinion. We aren't trying to be a web framework. If that's what you want, bring it yourself. Nerves is here as a tooling for deploying your application to hardware platforms. It takes care o
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by connorrigby 6y ago
Where did you get this information? it's simply not true. I shipped a product using RPI0W for $5 a pop in large quantity.
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by connorrigby 6y ago
You can certainly do hot code reloads. I use this constantly when developing new projects. I even wrote a tutorial for it [here]( https://embedded-elixir.com/post/2018-12-10-using-distributi... )
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by connorrigby 6y ago
While i agree that products shouldn't ship on raspberry pi, it's not as nonviable as you might think. > Not to mention, having to rely on Raspberry Pi of any kind for commercial use is tough in large quantities Maybe you weren&
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by connorrigby 6y ago
There have been a few projects that use the PRUs with Nerves. It's pretty trivial to get setup. We've been trying to come up with a way to package an Elixir project to get started.
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by connorrigby 6y ago
Hello, Nerves Core Team member here. Unfortunately, most of this just isn't true and i'd like to address some of your concerns to prevent incorrect information from being spread. > until you realize it's basically all just