A $50 Metal Jetson Orin Nano Case with an OLED? Roboco Panini Review

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A hands-on look and review of the $50 Roboco Panini metal case for the Jetson Orin Nano. We cover full installation, wiring the front panel buttons and OLED display, and tips for configuring the Python driver to get your screen running.

In the video:

Roboco Panini Case for Jetson Orin Nano: https://link.amazon/B0iFYiP5j
https://roboco.tw/purchase
NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano: https://link.amazon/B09Ai04c4
iFixit Pro Tech Toolkit - https://link.amazon/B09Ai04c4

Resources: • Roboco Setup & GitHub: https://github.com/ROBOCOTW/panini_oled
The dependencies are currently missing the adafruit-blinka library.

0:00 - Introduction & Unboxing
0:37 - Case Disassembly & Prep
0:57 - Wiring Power & Reset Buttons
1:33 - Wiring the Front OLED Display
2:00 - Installing the Jetson Board
2:54 - Ports, GPIO & Bottom SSD Access
4:19 - OLED Driver Setup & Testing
5:12 - Final Thoughts

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