On Tuesday, June 23, 2020, Yehowshua yimmanuel3@gatech.edu wrote:
Sorry - meant to say I **just reached out. As in I sent them an email
very cool.
here, i am tempted to suggest riding on EOMA68 (and the much smaller miniature version, EOMA50) and that LibreSOC simply be put into Card form as part of a *range* of eco-conscious products.
the reason for that is that the long-term environmental justification and e-waste savings for EOMA-compliant products is pretty clear cut and well understood, and the cost savings and benefits for endusers are also clear and easy to understand.
http://rhombus-tech.net/whitepapers/ecocomputing_07sep2015/
LibreSOC *on its own* is just one component (a tiny one) that is below 5 percent of the BOM of any given eco-conscious product, and, in addition, LibreSOC processors can equally be used in eco-oblivious products.
therefore as a minority component it has very little actual reduction in e-waste per-se.... *unless included in eco-conscious products*. and that's where the EOMA strategy comes in.
l.
(note: EOMA50 because it is based on re-use of 3.3mm CompactFlash Cards is much smaller and can fit into smartphones. EOMA68 which is creditcard size is just that little bit too big)