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When you don’t have that exact thing you’re looking for, make it. Is there a sort of book you’ve always wanted to read, but nobody’s written it? Write it. Is there a sort of dance track that you want to bob your head to, but nobody’s laid down the oontz oontz? Make the track. And if you don’t have ready access to a data transfer tool, just make it. The Pocket Ape teamfrom Sambalpur, India, did just that. Here’s more from hackster.io:
I started to develop this project when I was in my 11th grade, as being from a very small town of India (Sambalpur my town) it was hard to gather sufficient information required to build an electronic device and how to program it. Although the internet helped a lot and somehow I was able to build a very low-quality prototype. I and my team thought to make a fully working MVP(Minimum Viable Product) of our Idea and then run a crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo but our country was unlisted from Indiegogo’s website, and honestly, we were also not capable enough to build our own ARM board for Pocket_Data_Transferer.
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