Original-Prusa-MINI VS Troopduino

They are on the Prusa github: https://github.com/prusa3d/Original-Prusa-MINI/blob/R1/STL/MINI-display-box.stl

The bill of materials certainly exists for the Mini – you can find it here on GitHub.

Hardware https://github.com/prusa3d/Original-Prusa-MINI/issues/34

I found all printable parts on Prusa website, but can't find the list of all the rest - got a list for Prusa Mini on Github - is an official list available or do i have to find something else, like this 5 yr old list from another post?

You're talking about the injection molded front and back Y plates that hold the rods and extrusions? They're on GitHub and the prusa printers page. https://github.com/prusa3d/Original-Prusa-MINI/tree/master/STL

prusa mini documentation

Prusa mini is completely open source. https://github.com/prusa3d/Original-Prusa-MINI

Printed on my Prusa Mini with the default PLA and settings. 25mm Draft on the Slicer with 10% infill.

I'm trying to make a pitch-shifting voice changer. I built the wave shield for the arduino Uno and got it to work with an example code that can be found on this page (under "Phase 2"). The only problem is, the uno + wave shield is too big for my potential application. I found instead the Troopduino, a project that uses the arduino nano and a dfplayer mini to add sound effects on top of a voice in order to make you sound like a Storm Trooper. I was able to build that and it functions fine as well. But what I really need is for the troopduino build to run the pitch shifter code.

They are based on this https://github.com/BipeFlyer/Troopduino I've already built a few functional ones with a few "spares" for later 😬.