So many cool projects you guys are working on. I'm trying to implement a Multimodal Swarm Management simulator, idea is to use agent to process operator intents, form swarm and build a mission for a set of drones and other available assets based on their capabilities. Inspired by my other more practical projects where we are operating large fleet of platforms and current mission planners have very imperative model and so low level.
More speculations are there https://uglydrone.com/posts/052920261.html
Why re-invent the wheel instead of using Lustre filesystem? It's easy to deploy on such a small filesystem; it is easy enough. POSIX interface, multiple clients, supports high-speed networking...
I have inverter of different brand and also had concern to allow it internet connection, so i ended with pi zero connected to it’s internal wifi with socat port gateway, a route on router to simulate it’s internal network and it’s app works thinking it is connected locally to device, even over vpn back to home.
We are doing a military IoT products, for blue force tracking, supply chain control and low bandwidth datalink operations. Full stack - cases, pcb, firmwares, antennas, software and deployments. Can’t do show as we have only one customer now. As we are working in aggressive environment sometimes it is hard to keep cost in a reasonable range. Also finding a VC or fund interested in dual purpose or military hardware is hard and differ from a consumer products, so still FFF model of financing and this produce issues with scaling
My number two software after Volkov Commander (thank you Seva) when I build an vintage gaming pc, great thing to have a easy way to transfer files to old DOS machine. mTCP rocks !
In run 15 kw solar array on the roof and 5kw over pool, in addition to plenty of daily energy and good grid buyback prices I have nice view from a drone :) also have some monitoring based on grafana and mqtt, both my invertors have proprietary protocols and it was fun to hack them to get data. I think every roof should have pv panels with grid tie connection, so many photons are missed :)