Detailed Walkthrough of the Stingray Remote Management Device for Nerves

Alex McLain gives an in-depth walkthrough of Stingray, a device designed for remote management of development kits and prototype hardware. The presentation explains how Stingray works with a Microchip SAMA5D27 development kit running Nerves. McLain covers the process of injection molding for the device's enclosure and the fabrication of its PCB. The Stingray allows users to remotely control the power and console access of development boards, making it easier to manage multiple devices and integrate them into CI/CD workflows. The device helps mitigate the issue of physical sprawl and remote accessibility while offering features such as network booting and controlling UART and power functions.