Crowd Supply creators have put tens of thousands of original, useful, respectful products into the hands of eager backers around the globe. And those backers, in turn, have done all sorts of creative and interesting things with those products. Whether in person at our annual Teardown event, online in forums, or elsewhere, we're lucky to have witnessed a lot of amazing work. With our Field Reports program, we're sharing that good fortune with the whole community.
Did you do something unique, difficult, or unexpected with your Crowd Supply product? Are you looking for alien signals from deep space? Building a robot that can do bike mechanics? Let the community know! Or, maybe you've done something less glamorous but nonetheless of potential use to others, like a custom enclosure for a dev board, or a solution to a knotty power management problem? Share a field report with us by filling out the form below.
If your field report is selected, you'll get a $50 Crowd Supply credit and your field report will be published as an official project update, emailed to backers of that project, included in our newsletter, and featured in our social media. In addition, some projects may offer their own prizes and incentives.
Learn how two researchers used data from a LimeSDR Mini 2.0 for training AI to detect hand gestures through occlusions.
by Ben P
Learn how user Henrik N. used the Macro Pad 2 to control his media player at work.
by Henrik N
HealthyPi 4 user Phillippe put the device through its paces in his research clinic. Find out how it performed in this demanding setting.
Check out user AE Chadwick's stunning home automation control center, featuring the Anavi MacroPad 2. It's really impressive!
See how user E. Iosifidis wrote a Visual Studio keymap running on a customized Macro Pad 8.
Backer Andrew B. used Tigard to flash a Sonoff smart plug and, potentially, clean up clutter on their bench.
by Andrew B
Anavi Macropad 8 user, Marc N., used the pad as a learning platform to successfully submit a new keymap for VLC Player to the Quantum Mechanical Keyboard project.
by Marc
User Douglas H used Inkplate 6 to create an e-paper tab reader for guitarists. In this Field Report, he shares how he did it.
by Douglas H
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