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According to a post on X by @OpenRoboticsOrg, Luxonis, the newest Silver member of the Open Source Robotics Alliance, is giving one OAK 4 FFC dev kit to a community member. The post's headline gives an entry deadline of November 3, and the details and entry process are on ROS Discourse. The post is listed under the alliance's Programs & Opportunities section.
According to a post on X by @OpenRoboticsOrg, Luxonis, the newest Silver member of the Open Source Robotics Alliance, is giving one OAK 4 FFC dev kit to a community member. The post's headline gives an entry deadline of November 3, and the details and entry process are on ROS Discourse. The post is listed under the alliance's Programs & Opportunities section.
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Luxonis, the newest Silver member of the Open Source Robotics Alliance, is giving one OAK 4 FFC dev kit to a community member; details and entry are on ROS Discourse. Original post on X Section: Programs & Opportunities
The giveaway covers a single kit, so the direct benefit is limited to one winner. It is still a concrete way for a hardware company that recently joined the alliance to reach ROS developers. Developers interested in OAK hardware should check the ROS Discourse post for entry rules before the deadline, and the source does not describe how the winner will be chosen.
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