DGrechko

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by DGrechko 8mo ago
Thank you for the feedback. The demo of the operating system of the device is ready and can be played with in the open source repository. The hardware itself is still in works, but the operating system can run on any embedded computer so th
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by DGrechko 9mo ago
Just wanted to elaborate on the state of the project and the goal. think of it as a modular field computer inspired by Flipper Zero, but aimed at outdoors/survival/trades folks instead of security people. Right now I'm deep
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by DGrechko 9mo ago
There are only AI renders and photos of the first prototype works, but I’m working on the actual schematics and renderings that I’ll publish once the hardware open source repo is ready.
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by DGrechko 9mo ago
Good point. I’ll add it to the roadmap. I still want to experiment with AI features as I feel it can add value despite hallucinations, but safety and transparency are crucial - completely agree.
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by DGrechko 9mo ago
Thanks for the feedback. The repository contains the OS system that is powering the device, and another one for dataset. I’ve put a lot of effort into documenting both the vision, progress, and practical instructions, but if there are parti
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by DGrechko 9mo ago
Not on my side, but it looks awesome. +1 to the e-ink point above.
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by DGrechko 9mo ago
Good point, I’ll be testing both. e-ink is great from power management standpoint, but I want to see how some apps will be rendering (ex maps)
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by DGrechko 9mo ago
Agree with you on that, it was my concern too, but the way I think about it is access to information, the goal is not to provide hallucinations with a straight face (aka GPT), but rather use it as a way to extract necessary information fast
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by DGrechko 9mo ago
Thanks, haven't seen it before, but love the idea of it. It certainly takes the concept a lot futher that I intended with this project. My goal is far is to relyt on well-supported open source tools and frameworks, and give both the so
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by DGrechko 9mo ago
Love that I am not alone in this thinking! I test it on embedded systems (ex now Raspberry Pi 5) coupled with ESP32 as a sidecar. So, the core OS is running on the Pi and is reading data off the ESP32-connected sensors, basically.
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by DGrechko 3y ago
Love it, amazing job guys!
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