Comment on PCB devboard the size of a USB-C plugComments−ecesena6moI dream of an open board like the yubikey nano. This is very nice!−PennRobotics6moA founder I know is making reduced-pin Arm-based prototyping modules: https://www.bergsonne.io/They're seriously tiny; basically answering the question, "What if mechatronic prototypes didn't need to be the size of an Altoids tin?"−bxbdbehdbdb6moWhile this looks novel, I don't quite get the expected usage pattern? Those boards don't seem any more easy to solder to than the chip itself−antoinealb6moIf you are talking about USB-A Nanos, there is https://tomu.im/, which is very nice and interesting.−ecesena6moI’m very familiar, we made Somu :) I meant USB-C.
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I dream of an open board like the yubikey nano. This is very nice!
A founder I know is making reduced-pin Arm-based prototyping modules: https://www.bergsonne.io/
They're seriously tiny; basically answering the question, "What if mechatronic prototypes didn't need to be the size of an Altoids tin?"
While this looks novel, I don't quite get the expected usage pattern? Those boards don't seem any more easy to solder to than the chip itself
If you are talking about USB-A Nanos, there is https://tomu.im/, which is very nice and interesting.
I’m very familiar, we made Somu :) I meant USB-C.