Un cas (fortement) probable d'obsolescence programmée
An episode dedicated to attempting to repair a Dyson EYE360 robot vacuum cleaner and discovering what is very likely a typical case of planned obsolescence. Contents: 00:00 Introduction 01:41 Presentation of the subject 07:31 X-ray analysis of its anatomy 08:20 Disassembly and initial analysis of its electronics 12:38 A component that caught my attention 16:44 Disassembly 18:41 Detailed analysis of the CPU board and camera 21:57 Detailed analysis of the controller board 23:11 Troubleshooting summary 24:11 Verdict and conclusion Deus Ex Silicium - Website ______________________ http://www.dexsilicium.com (to contact me) Soundcloud __________________ / smart_waves X/ex Twitter _________________ https://x.com/dexsilicium Bluesky ______________________ http://tiny.cc/imk0101
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