‘DashnDrink’: Dash-Powered Vending Machine Returning for d10e
DashnDrink Returns Better Than Ever. The innovative point of sale soda machine project put together by Jeremy Maus and Dustin Eward, two Dash investors, two pioneering chaps, will be making another long-awaited appearance at this year’s d10e Conference in San Francisco this July. Maus explained, the machine will feature an upgraded CPU from the initial Raspberry Pi unit to an Odroid Xu4. “It will be done in time for d10e,” said Maus, “and will be four to five times faster to boot up.” For anyone unfamiliar with the story, their invention, coined DashnDrink, launched in December as a....
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