Making Open Source Hardware IoT with Raspberry Pi
Talkat Embedded Linux Conference + OpenIoT Summit North America 2017 · on Thursday, 2017-02-23· at 14:30· Galleria North·
summary
Shows how to design and ship an open-source Raspberry Pi HAT using only free tools, with concrete steps: use KiCAD for PCB, start on an Adafruit proto HAT, place an EEPROM (CAT24C32 recommended) containing a device tree fragment, and flash it over I2C (pins 3 and 5). Describes building a general-purpose HAT and an IR pHAT, manufacturing via OSH Park or local fabs, publishing designs on GitHub, providing Python examples (wiringPi bindings), and running a ~50-person IndieGoGo test that succeeds.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:41Agenda
- 8:45Raspberry Pi Hat Requirements
- 10:46Pi Hat
- 15:42Device Tree
- 17:29Flushing EEPROM
- 20:45Device 3 Fragment
- 24:37Templates
- 25:14Products
- 26:49Recommendations
- 28:30Prototyping
- 31:06Software
- 32:25Share
- 32:40Questions
- 38:32Summary
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