Lucie / minute@mntmn@mastodon.social

referencing prior art is good btw, unfortunately our competitors don't do it :D

editing mnt reform next handbook section that states > The main case has a prominent grid of 20x20mm spaced M2 threads (inspired by Bunnie Studios' open-source hardware Novena computer from 2014), which allows for flexible customization of the laptop through small modules called *Tiles*.
editing mnt reform next handbook section that states > The main case has a prominent grid of 20x20mm spaced M2 threads (inspired by Bunnie Studios' open-source hardware Novena computer from 2014), which allows for flexible customization of the laptop through small modules called *Tiles*.
Trammell Hudson@th@v.st

Replying to @⁨mntmn@mastodon.social⁩

@mntmn Novena was also referencing prior art! @bunnie used a Peek Array, designed by Nadya Peek.

Excerpt from an ieee article with an open laptop. Caption: Novena’s Peek Array: The brass nuts in the open area at the left constitute the Peek Array, a number of points on which users may attach expansion boards of their choice. Standard-issue laptops lack this trick for making the hardware more hackable. PHOTO: SCOTT TORBORG/CROWD SUPPLY
Excerpt from an ieee article with an open laptop. Caption: Novena’s Peek Array: The brass nuts in the open area at the left constitute the Peek Array, a number of points on which users may attach expansion boards of their choice. Standard-issue laptops lack this trick for making the hardware more hackable. PHOTO: SCOTT TORBORG/CROWD SUPPLY
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Daniel Schildt@autiomaa@mementomori.social

Replying to @⁨liaizon@wake.st⁩

@liaizon @th @mntmn Lots of interesting research projects from Nadya Peek over the years. I remember reading about her research projects in the past, via a few friends who had known her at MIT.

“Her work focuses on unconventional digital fabrication tools, small scale automation, networked control systems, and advanced manufacturing.”
hcde.washington.edu/peek

OSHWA (Open Source Hardware Association) also has a Board Member profile page for her. oshwa.org/team/nadya-peek/

www.hcde.washington.edu/peek