Mostly Harmless Initiatives & Experiments
Personalising the Private Cloud
- Model the public/private cloud on your desk-top
- Develop cloud-native software and IoT applications
- Run multi-core / multi-node containers, storage systems and web / network services just like on production hardware
- Extremely low cost and commodity hardware
- Enhanced privacy, negligible latency and low power consumption
- Completely self-sufficient, self-hosted and local services without any external dependency
- Powered by Free / Open Source Software ONLY
- Multiple Free/Libre hardware components
Launching soon with complete component list, assembly guide and source code
IoT Lab Kit for Colleges
IoT Lab Setup Kit for Colleges
- Complete kit to setup an IoT Lab for students
- Includes most commonly used hardware components
- Provides good exposure to multiple hardware assemblies
- Excellent starting point to learn about IoT, single board computers and electronics
- Multiple practical projects can be implemented using the kit components
- Available with a lab manual, sample source code, picture, circuit diagrams, instruction videos and references for further learning
- Licensing under free licenses - GNU GPL v3 for source code and circuit diagrams and GNU FDL for documentation
Free Software Firmware
Coreboot / Libreboot on Thinkpad laptops
Launching soon! Refurbished Thinkpads with
pre-installed Coreboot / Libreboot
Video Recording / Streaming for Free Software Conferences
Using software and hardware from the
HDMI2USB project
Completely Free/Libre Hardware-based video recording and streaming for Free Software conferences and community events
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