(01-23-2016, 02:57 PM)shockr Wrote: Now that the Kickstarter is successful and the boards are pretty much ready to ship, what do you guys plan on doing with your PINE64 boards?
I intend to use mine for an autonomous robot project and I will be posting about it on nanite.co for anyone who is interested in following my progress.
I will follow. I current have several robot idle in my house. Here-1, Hero-Jr, Cye, and Aibo.
(01-23-2016, 03:14 PM)JulianM Wrote: I'll build a tablet with Android and Ubuntu (via different MicroSD cards or dualboot if possible).
The case will be built with Lego
We have try out Lego built case, looks cool.
(01-23-2016, 04:42 PM)carlosviansi Wrote: I went with the $89 tier with the hopes I can use it as an alternative to buying a Microsoft Surface for just writing/reading articles and light programming if all else fails (I hope it is more lightweight than carrying my macbook around on 1h walks). Part of my research deals a lot with weather sensors for forecasting, so I am curious if perhaps together with an arduino I could do something beyond just crunching data available on the web. I have an interest on the robot aspect of it too seeing one of the PhD students I loop up to has done some stuff on that department.
This course has just recently pop-up on Coursera (you can actually watch all for free): https://www.coursera.org/specializations/iot so I am hoping I can use the Pine64 with the material of the Rhasberry PI to try things out.
If you need more Pine64 for academic project, lets us know. Academic support always is our priority. We have already support several school projects.
... TL Lim
