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This is a fun little carrier board I'm building for my 8-node ITX cluster board. The Pi CM4/CM5 will plug into the daughter card, breaking out all the pins onto a SODIMM connector compatible with the NVIDIA jetson, so that my cluster board can carry multiple types of compute modules. Check the repo for more specifics, because the project is a bit too large :D
3 key, cyberpunk inspired macropad with backlight and a rotary encoder. I designed this as a test for myself to see if I could create something practical but really complex and pretty.
This scara printer uses a double arm system and a drive train to be able to print in XYZ and utilize the floor as a bed to create a cost-effective, efficient printer. This printer was built for undercity, a 4 day hackathon by @lordbagel42, @vibsthebot and @KaiPereira.
- name: "Kai Pereira" slack_handle: "@Kai Pereira" github_handle: "@KaiPereira" tutorial: https://jams.hackclub.com/jam/hacker-card --- # Hacker Card <!-- Describe your board in 2-3 sentences. What are you making? What will it do? --> I built my first PCB with the help of the hacker club tutorial. I added a qr code, urls and some designs. It transfers a url wirelessly on tap. <!-- How much is it going to cost? --> It costs $2 - $4 ($2 for me because I got the coupon code). <!-- Tell us a little bit about your design process. What were some challenges? What helped? ***Totally optional*** --> A little bit challenging to get started because there's so much going on. Sometimes only a few layers would be on and I'd be really confused. It was fun to make though!--