Peer_to_Peer

Thanks, this could be really helpful.

A couple things I noticed:

- Keyword search appears to only look at model. For example searching for "Nvidia" returns no results but searching for "Jetson" does.

- Clicking the "None (409)" option in the Form Factor filter returns no results. Perhaps that's because the form factor is listed as "Unknown" on their individual pages.

Can I just say, I feel like the world has missed an incredible opportunity to colloquially refer to this sort of business lingo as “Blingo”?

Think about it, you could be playing Blingo Bingo in all your meetings!

If you go all the way to the East or West side of the map you will hit a wall. Drill into that wall far enough and the wall material changes to something that quickly damages you just for being in it, however, if you can drill through that material quick enough and don't die before you make it all the way through, you are rewarded with another complete world, randomly generated, with some slight variations on the original.

I design mobile mapping vehicles for a different company, so while I can't answer specifically about the Street View system, I might be able to provide some insight.

Our smallest portable system weighs around 25lbs and can mount to just about any vehicle using strong magnets or standard roof rack. It pulls less than 10 amps so it can be powered through a standard cigarette lighter outlet or wired directly to the vehicle's battery.

Our largest system weighs many hundreds of pounds and mounts on one specific vehicle in as many reinforced locations as possible. We utilize factory bolt holes on the roof, make custom brackets to support cantilevered weight off the back, and make modifications to the roof up front to support even more weight. The system typically pulls 40-50 amps however, the vehicle comes with a high output alternator and dual battery system from the factory so we don't need to upgrade them.

Based on the components of the current Street View system, a roof rack is sufficient to support it's weight. I'm guessing it pulls around 20 amps so it likely has a direct connection to the vehicles battery, but wouldn't require an alternator upgrade.