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Reliable connectivity for CM5 flashing

Flashing Raspberry Pi CM5 at scale puts serious wear on standard board-to-board connectors, leading to unreliable contact and failed flashing.

That’s why Eloprint developed a robust production fixture for repeatable CM5 connection, while Everypin provided the automation layer.

The system:
- checks CM5 power;
- automates flashing;
- verifies successful boot;
- records every result.

The workflow runs on HardPy, our open-source testing framework, and uploads production data to the cloud for traceability, remote monitoring, and analytics.

Read more about the CM5 Flash Jig (https://everypin.io/solutions/cm5-flash-jig)

#RaspberryPi #ComputeModule5 #CM5 #Manufacturing #ProductionTesting #TestAutomation #HardwareTesting #OpenSource #Traceability #HardPy #Everypin #Eloprint
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