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Introducing Project Fin: a board for fleet owners
Introducing Project Fin, a carrier board designed for the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3 Lite. It’s a carrier board that can run all the software that the Raspberry Pi can run, hardened for field deployment use cases, and adding some of the things we’ve seen our users needing the most. It incl... Read More
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