My excitement for the new Raspberry Pi 4 turned into disappointment upon learning it couldn’t handle sustained loads without some sort of extra cooling solution. After installing it in this case, I’m happy to say things are looking stable.


My excitement for the new Raspberry Pi 4 turned into disappointment upon learning it couldn’t handle sustained loads without some sort of extra cooling solution. After installing it in this case, I’m happy to say things are looking stable.
The Rover got its own iOS app and I implemented a neat way to control the camera servos.
This was a fun challenge (and a total hack). In the end it wasn’t that sophisticated, but it was a good exercise in UDP as well as data compression.
I made public tonight a repo I’ve had for a while that contains BeamNG experiments.