(C) 2018 Omar Metwally, MD
Analog Labs, Logisome Inc R&D
This repository contains the source code accompanying Analog Labs' (AL) DIY kit, How to Build an e-Reader. The e-Reader displays user-defined text on a low-energy e-Paper display and lets the user toggle pages using keys on the keyboard.
The e-Reader can be assembling using the following components:
- Raspberry Pi (RPI)
- e-ink display
- Micro-SD card running Raspbian or another Linux-based OS that supports ARM7 architecture.
- Power cable
- This source code
The e-Reader kit can also be purchased ready to use out-of-the-box from Analog Labs. Each kit comes with an illustrated, narrative-based instruction guide on how to assemble your own e-Reader and use it to read George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four.
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