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    This is the secret design for the Apple Car that Jony Ive has been hiding for the last 5 years. It runs Swift on Linux-powered hardware to power the vehicle itself, Swift on the iPhone app to control the vehicle, and Swift on the Server to display vehicle fleet and app metrics.
    This is the secret design for the Apple Car that Jony Ive has been hiding for the last 5 years. It runs Swift on
    Linux-powered hardware to power the vehicle itself, Swift on the iPhone app to control the vehicle, and Swift on
    the Server to display vehicle fleet and app metrics.

    This talk is a high-powered jump into Swift & Hardware running on the Raspberry Pi with a secondary focus of sharing model code between 3 different Swift 'apps' running across server, phone, and microcomputer.
    This talk is a high-powered jump into Swift & Hardware running on the Raspberry Pi with a secondary focus of
    sharing model code between 3 different Swift 'apps' running across server, phone, and microcomputer.

    Listeners will learn:
    - how to connect and app to a Raspberry Pi over bluetooth
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    This is the secret design for the Apple Car that Jony Ive has been hiding for the last 5 years. It runs Swift on Linux-powered hardware to power the vehicle itself, Swift on the iPhone app to control the vehicle, and Swift on the Server to display vehicle fleet and app metrics.

    This talk is a high-powered jump into Swift & Hardware running on the Raspberry Pi with a secondary focus of sharing model code between 3 different Swift 'apps' running across server, phone, and microcomputer.

    Listeners will learn:
    - how to connect and app to a Raspberry Pi over bluetooth
    - controlling motors with switches, relay boards, and SwiftyGPIO
    - send data across the network with MQTT for remote logging, graphing, and backup control