Modpill

| Component | Detail | |-----------|--------| | MCU | ESP32-C3 or nRF52840 | | Module interface | 6-pin pogo (VCC, GND, SDA, SCL, INT, ID) | | Module detection time | < 200 ms | | Max modules supported | 255 (by ID) | | Payload types (examples) | Ambient light, CO₂, accelerometer, NFC, GPS, e-ink display, LiDAR, relay, cryptographic chip | | Power | 350 mAh LiPo + pass-through charging to module | | Firmware OTA | BLE 5.0 + encrypted update |

User posts a controversial claim ↓ Community members react → “That’s a red‑pill statement” ↓ Moderator (or a self‑appointed “moderate”) steps in ↓ Commentary: “Take the mod‑pill, let’s be civil” ↓ Result: • The original claim may be deleted/soft‑locked • A new discussion thread appears under “Civil Discourse” • Users self‑label as “mod‑pill takers” or “mod‑pill victims” modpill

| Case | Mitigation | |------|-------------| | Module removed while active | Interrupt → save state → fallback to no-module mode (beacon only) | | Power spike from module | Current limiter (500 mA) + polyfuse | | Unknown module ID | Offer to download driver via app or mark as passthrough GPIO | | Module with same ID as previous | Still reload driver – ensures clean state | | Component | Detail | |-----------|--------| | MCU