[Arm-netbook] EOMA68 integration in to MLAB modular system.
Jakub Kákona
kaklik at mlab.cz
Sun Feb 28 19:25:39 GMT 2016
Hello all,
I am coming to this forum trough that page:
https://www.youmagine.com/designs/libre-hardware-licensed-parametric-laptop-design#activity--comment-create--6082
<https://www.youmagine.com/designs/libre-hardware-licensed-parametric-laptop-design#activity--comment-create--6082
Thanks> Thanks
very much for this great work!
I am interested in EOMA68 project for several years. Althought I am
currently using the ODROID boards in my projects - one example is radio
meteor detection station:
http://wiki.mlab.cz/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=cs:designs:rmds:rmds02d_station.jpg
This is a typical candidate of electronic computing device which needs
occasional hardware upgrade or rapid firmware and configuration change..
Therefore I looking forward for moment when we could integrate the EOMA68
cpu card in our modular system http://www.mlab.cz/
<http://www.mlab.cz/ and> and
after that in to related designs which already exists.
Therefore you can count on me if there were a group order of EOMA68 cards
or an crowdfunding campaign.
We have a long term electronics design experience and quite good contacts
to other electronics manufacturers here in the Czech Republic. I would like
to ask if there were some subtask which we could help with? If none, I
will continue to work on related problems such as open-source battery
management and effective solar charging system for portable devices.
But the cooperative development will be the best solution because there are
huge tasks which we need to overcome. Uniform 3D printable laptop is one of
the things which could bring together the open-hardware design community. I
expected it even in case of Novena laptop, but they go to the different
direction focused on performance needed for hacking.
Kaklik
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