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CyberDeckard

A portable cyberdeck with a Blade Runner look.

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I am interested in an arm project. Not the arm processor, but a cyberdeck that will rest on my forearm.
It is composed of a 60% keyboard and a stretched touch screen witch is about the same size.
The handle would be a Wii nunchuck. It can be for right or left handed, even with two handles. It can be use to FPV drone control.
I will design an arm in the spirit of the Voight-Kampf device with a webcam to complete the look.

The main idea has the following components : 

-14 Inch streched touch screen 3840X1100 (11.8 x 35cm) 

189€ https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/1005004741492600.html

- low profile TKL keyboard 29€ https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/1005005775711728.html

- two 20x40x350mm aluminium extrusion v-slot rail

- 1 or 2 removable nunchuk as pointing device

- some custom 3D printed parts (main body, nunchuck holders, screen hinge, VK head)

- SBC (typically Raspberry PI)

- power management (Ampripper)

- custom 2x5 18650 battery pack (https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/1005006259251369.html)

I received my v-slot rails. Took them bigger than needed in purpose (I know how it goes) ;o)

As they are in aluminium, they will also be good at heat dissipation.

The final length will depend of the custom rail of the 5 batteries pile.

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Richard Milward wrote 03/24/2024 at 11:49 • point

Good idea, and a very neat display! BTW, you can drop everything after the first ? in those links -- the rest is just tracking crap.

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IT-Wizard wrote 03/24/2024 at 13:26 • point

Thanks, and thanks. Much better indeed, I was too quick on this one.

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RunnerPack wrote 03/26/2024 at 15:02 • point

FYI, the text has changed, but the links still have the tracking stuff (when I hover over them and look at the status bar).

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