Observed arrival · 2026-11-03
Weaponised Nerds turns a hackathon win into an energy-control stack
A remote team from Mandurah and Perth describes a system that forecasts electricity demand, plans flexible loads and sends approved actions to an on-site controller.
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- Microgrid operators and sites with flexible electricity loads
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- Orchestra is described as a Raspberry Pi with modified HAOS; customers can opt out of an approved plan with one tap.
Field notes
The page lays out a forecast-to-action sequence: Ngangk estimates demand and prices, Conductor prepares a daily plan, and Orchestra carries approved actions out on site. The team describes Orchestra as a Raspberry Pi with a modified HAOS image and says its setup flow is meant to meet a “Grandpa test.” The page also reports forecast-performance figures and a 16-day path from team chat to a live model; those are project-reported claims.
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