docs(readme): Pi5 fleet as controllers and actuators (not lab rig controllers)
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## Lab fleet: Raspberry Pi 5 and iperf 2 (planned)
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## Lab fleet: Raspberry Pi 5 and iperf 2 (planned)
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We expect a **fleet of Raspberry Pi 5** boards as the primary **lab rig controllers**: remote **`fiwicontrol`** install, discovery over SSH, PCIe / Fi‑Wi harness hosts (docs already assume Pi-class rigs). Those Pi 5s will run **iperf 2** as **synthetic traffic** endpoints—controlled load and measurement during Fi‑Wi and bring-up experiments, not one-off manual runs. **None of this is automated in-repo yet** beyond what you can already drive by hand over **`ssh_node`**; first-class orchestration and reporting are roadmap.
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We expect a **fleet of Raspberry Pi 5** boards to act as **controllers and actuators** in the lab: remote **`fiwicontrol`** install, discovery over SSH, PCIe / Fi‑Wi harness hosts (docs already assume Pi-class rigs). Those Pi 5s will run **iperf 2** as **synthetic traffic** endpoints—controlled load and measurement during Fi‑Wi and bring-up experiments, not one-off manual runs. **None of this is automated in-repo yet** beyond what you can already drive by hand over **`ssh_node`**; first-class orchestration and reporting are roadmap.
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## ESP32, IEEE 802.11, and advanced telemetry (planned)
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## ESP32, IEEE 802.11, and advanced telemetry (planned)
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