Talk:Raspberry Pi Phone - Revision history

Eric: Added the link I referenced.

2017-11-13T18:35:52Z

Added the link I referenced.

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	- For a 360/VR camera module we could possibly use something like this possibly. This is made for android so i assume that would work with what we are doing, right? I am not too software savvy, so if anyone knows please do correct me.		- For a 360/VR camera module we could possibly use something like this possibly.

			https://www.insta360.com/product/insta360-air/?inspm=77c1c2.6666cd.0.0

			This is made for android so i assume that would work with what we are doing, right? I am not too software savvy, so if anyone knows please do correct me.

Eric: Added some thoughts on camera options

2017-11-13T18:35:10Z

Added some thoughts on camera options

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	- Could our "D3D CNC Circuit Mill" make an arduino/raspberry pi clone for this project? That way we could get better IO (Such as USB C) , Exact Dimensions we need, and maybe more processing power if different chipsets are used.		- Could our "D3D CNC Circuit Mill" make an arduino/raspberry pi clone for this project? That way we could get better IO (Such as USB C) , Exact Dimensions we need, and maybe more processing power if different chipsets are used.





			- This website has some interesting cameras and they also have interchangeable lenses which is nice. Not sure if they are the best option, but they are worth a look:
			http://www.kayetoncctv.com/





			- Another camera option may be a Logitech webcam, these are a bit bulky, but they are very good quality, and have good resolution + framerates. The only issue is lenses + focusing + exposure. These are designed to be used at a desk, so using them in other situations may not go too well. Some sort of hacked lens kit, or fiddling around with software may fix this though.





			- For a 360/VR camera module we could possibly use something like this possibly. This is made for android so i assume that would work with what we are doing, right? I am not too software savvy, so if anyone knows please do correct me.

Eric: Slight Clarification

2017-11-13T18:11:01Z

Slight Clarification

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	- How much power is outputted by a raspberry pi USB port? I was thinking modules could be all connected by USB, but we may run into power issues if we don't use an externally powered ( possibly by the battery module ) USB hub.		- How much power is outputted by a raspberry pi USB port? I was thinking modules could be all connected by USB using a USB hub, but we may run into power issues if we don't use an externally powered ( possibly by the battery module ) USB hub.

Eric: minor typo fix

2017-11-12T21:51:29Z

minor typo fix

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	- Could our "D3D CNC Circuit Mill" make an arduino/raspberry pi clone for this project? That way we could get better IO (Such as USB C, Exact Dimensions we need, and ~~maybve~~ more processing power if different chipsets are used.		- Could our "D3D CNC Circuit Mill" make an arduino/raspberry pi clone for this project? That way we could get better IO (Such as USB C) , Exact Dimensions we need, and maybe more processing power if different chipsets are used.

Eric: Asked if our CNC circuit mill could make custom circuits for this project, and listed some advantages of doing so.

2017-11-12T21:50:40Z

Asked if our CNC circuit mill could make custom circuits for this project, and listed some advantages of doing so.

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	- How much power is outputted by a raspberry pi USB port? I was thinking modules could be all connected by USB, but we may run into power issues if we don't use an externally powered ( possibly by the battery module ) USB hub.		- How much power is outputted by a raspberry pi USB port? I was thinking modules could be all connected by USB, but we may run into power issues if we don't use an externally powered ( possibly by the battery module ) USB hub.





			- Could our "D3D CNC Circuit Mill" make an arduino/raspberry pi clone for this project? That way we could get better IO (Such as USB C, Exact Dimensions we need, and maybve more processing power if different chipsets are used.

Eric: Added some discussion on possible module connection via USB and problems that may cause.

2017-11-12T21:47:16Z

Added some discussion on possible module connection via USB and problems that may cause.

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	https://www.thing-printer.com/product/manga-screen/		https://www.thing-printer.com/product/manga-screen/





			- How much power is outputted by a raspberry pi USB port? I was thinking modules could be all connected by USB, but we may run into power issues if we don't use an externally powered ( possibly by the battery module ) USB hub.

Eric: Brought up the "manga screen" as a possibility.

2017-11-12T20:59:45Z

Brought up the "manga screen" as a possibility.

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- On the subject of screens there is a device called the "manga screen" it is fully open source both in hardware and software. It is around the dimensions of a phone screen, has either a 720p or a 1080p screen, and is multitouch capable. It also uses standard USB and HDMI, no weird connectors. It may be worth a look, and here are some links.

http://wiki.thing-printer.com/index.php?title=Manga_Screen

https://www.thing-printer.com/product/manga-screen/