LattePanda Casing with Intel RealSense R200

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This design incorporates a custom casing that builds upon the original LattePanda casing, which can be found on Thingiverse https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1765232. It also utilizes an official 7" display. Parts required: LattePanda Mini PC: https://roborium.com/lattepanda 7" Display: https://roborium.com/LattePanda/7-inch-1024-600-ips-display-for-lattepanda 7" Touch Panel: https://roborium.com/LattePanda/7-inch-capacitive-touch-panel-overlay-lattepanda-ips-display Intel Realsense R200: https://roborium.com/Sensors/Vision/intel-realsense-r200 30x10x2mm Neodymium Magnet M3x14mm Self Tap Screws The process begins by super gluing a 30x10x2mm Neodymium Magnet into the slot on the Bottom Cover. Ensure that the polarity of the Magnet is checked beforehand to avoid any issues. To prevent the Intel Realsense R200 from falling due to gravity, a notch has been included on the left side of the casing for added support. Once assembled, the R200 will be situated at the bottom of the LattePanda board. When connected to Windows, it's essential to rotate the screen by 180° to ensure that the cable remains on top of the casing and allows for proper viewing of the desktop. The Bottom Cover file features tree supports, making it easier to print without restricting airflow on the bottom of the LattePanda. The supports are part of the file and do not need to be removed after printing. Alternatively, a Bottom Cover without support can provide a better gap between the LattePanda board and the casing; however, this will require creating additional supports during the printing process. Sample gcode for the Bottom Cover with tree supports is also included specifically for Tevo Nereus printers.