Open Hardware Lightning Talks
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A set of five-minute projects reports practical outcomes: a six LattePandas cluster housed in a laser‑cut, fan‑cooled box that auto-builds Docker images and runs Kubernetes (works but hits node‑proxy segmentation faults and IPv6/dual‑stack problems), a DIY openPnP pick-and-place that uses feeders, a vacuum nozzle and bottom‑camera + OpenCV to place common parts (a jellybean run takes ~2m40s), a Tesla phantom‑drain fixed with an ~8‑byte Node‑RED field correction, an IoT library with SIM7600/SIM800 support for bare‑metal and Linux, and an RP2040 + LIDAR hug detector that logs to the cloud.
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