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+====== Coffee and Espresso Machines ======
+Devices which make coffee and othersuch caffeinated drinks. It's "difficult" to determine what pairings are common for these, but a general assumption of "Linux+ARM" is almost certainly applicable here, as with many other "smart" appliances and home devices.
+===== De’Longhi Dinamica Plus =====
+==== Operating Systems ====
+=== RPiCoffee ===
+>The easiest way is to hack the existing frontpanel via overriding its pushbuttons
+A similar device to this one was “hacked”, in order to function over the internet to HTTP requests. Maybe something more could come of this?
+https://misteu.github.io/RPiCoffee
+===== Jura E6 =====
+==== Operating Systems ====
+=== Maintenance Port ===
+>Run it on a Spark Photon
+Although this isn’t an operating system, it may be an EOP vector, as this thing has an electronic-based interface available.
+https://github.com/Q42/coffeehack
+https://hackaday.com/2016/01/28/hacking-a-coffee-machine/
+https://hackaday.com/2019/04/26/make-that-special-cup-of-coffee-by-completely-tweaking-the-coffee-machine/
+===== Saeco Xelsis =====
+==== Operating Systems ====
+=== “Smart” Coffee ===
+>An external board connected to Coffee Machine
+This is not for this exact model, but it is for others of the same brand. May work on this.
+https://github.com/OpHaCo/smart_coffee_machine