KiCad ResultAfter taking a slight fork in the road, I decided to return once again to pcb work, something I'm not fully competent in (yet). Coincidentally, comma.ai released a challenge so I decided to test my boundaries and hopefully figure out what I need to work on.
If you don’t know them, (pull up a browser now), comma.ai is a pioneering ai and self-driving company run by George Hotz, whom is also known for various “hacks”. They’ve made Openpilot, a L2 operational self driving software that is a really nice open-source version of the things that other automotive manufacturers keep behind closed doors.
I was interested in working with BT and NFC so what better way to experiment than to make a small keyboard.
In the last iteration of my adventure with keyboards, I routed a ATMEGA328P by myself with no status LEDS, way to debug anything besides tracing with a multimeter so I resolved to create a working circuit board this time with some more proper documentation.
