Quote from: T4Jhow on December 11, 2017, 06:55:03 AM

I will support the project, but I see many things what I did not liked in this video https://www.facebook.com/envion.org/videos/1911148582546478/

It is notable that the layout is very little developed, cables everywhere, space left, two tables for computers and each one occupying a lot of space, difficult access to the GPUs of the back shelves ... Maintaining the equipment will be extremely arduous when we come to see the large-scale business. Servicing a few units by dragging shelves? Okay, but what about 500? 5000? I do not think so ...

I didnt see questions about this Envion gap in anyware, so... it is highly necessary need improves on this internal layout, improve the positioning of the shelves, create a solution to facilitate the movement (eg introduction of bearings for the shelf to move inside the container helping to access those GPUs that are behind) optimize the system to be modular, make possible the stacking of the containers. I see enormous potential unexplored. Before starting mass production, they should hire engineers to give you a best layout, become modular, facilitate maintenance and make the most space as possible in the container. Lets do more, if you dont do, another do! This is the law in new blockchain era!

Tell me what Envion think about these considers. My english is not the best, but I think that can be understood. 🚀🌑

You are absolutely right. We did some testing and the testing console was still inside the MMU and cables management was not complete. Our techs tear it down and put it back together on a regular basis while testing new configs. The shelving we have works great for now and we are also testing additional designs that absorb shock and allow easier access to certain components.

Development will always be ongoing for both software and hardware, so pardon our dust when we try to give you a peak inside the process. You can find other videos we have where things are a bit more tidy on our social media channels.