I've repurposed an old briefcase to use it to develop embedded projects with microcontrollers I've done this before but for a Raspberry Pi: https://hackaday.io/project/179353-raspberry-training-briefcase and I've using it to develop my electronic boardgame: https://hackaday.io/project/171734-interactive-cell-board-game Now this has a mini PC so i can develop more easily in Linux, with the Rpi some programs are unavailable or are not easy to compile, and also lacks cpu power for some tasks. In this briefcase there is these elements: - Main power supply 24V 150W. - Power supply 12V5A for the mini pc. - Power Supply 5V USBC for the screen. - Adjustable power supply 60W. - Mini PC Blackview N150 with Linux Mint and W11. - Screen 15" Uperfect - USB hub for peripherals - STLink to connect the boards. - Oscilloscope + logic analyzer Hantek - Soldering iron TS100. - Keyboard Keychron K3, mouse Fmouse. Also a cables to connect the phone to share internet and an displayport-hdmi