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If so, you could be eligible to enter the Microchip Get Launched electronics design program! We make great electronic components and we’re looking for equally great examples of how they’re enabling new, innovative products in the real world.
While designing, funding, manufacturing, and shipping a new product to happy customers is a reward unto itself, it can’t hurt to have some extra incentives along the way. Microchip is partnering with Mouser Electronics and Crowd Supply to offer participants a wide array of support.
Entries can complete their 30-day Crowd Supply campaign anytime in 2020.
To be eligible to enter this design program, your project must:
Projects are free to showcase any components in the Microchip family. Eligibility is determined on a case-by-case basis and solely at the discretion of Microchip and Crowd Supply.
The first step is to fill out the Crowd Supply project submission form and mention that you’re interested in the Microchip Get Launched 2020 design program.
uSVC | DipDuino |
STEP400 | ANAVI Macro Pad 8 |
RoverWing | PolarFire SoC Icicle Kit |
Tiny1284P | CANtact Pro |
PolarBerry | Narrow |
iotSDR | CircuitBrains Deluxe |
Get Launched is a start-up and incubator support program which helps companies achieve rapid time-to-production/market by utilizing Microchip’s technical expertise to advise throughout the design process. For more information, visit the Microchip Get Launched portal.
The Microchip Get Launched 2019 program was open to projects using any components in the Microchip family, but encouraged entries that incorporate the Curiosity PIC32MZEF dev board or showcase components from our Internet of Things and Wireless Connectivity product lines.
These campaigns all participated in the program, and many of them are now available to purchase as stock on Crowd Supply:
Check out this update for news about a low-power FPGA with a highly secure Linux-capable RISC-V subsystem, a DIY console for retro gaming, an open source, programmable, mini 8-key keypad, and a high performance current and magnetic field probe. Read the full update.
Check out this update for news about a new SoC that combines RISC-V, FPGA, and Linux into one formidable dev board, a tiny Arduino clone for breadboards, and a platform designed for embedding SDR in IoT. Read the full update.
Microchip Get Launched projects have been busy! Read to learn about a tiny ATmega644/1284-based board for Arduino, a USB-CAN interface device, and a multi-purpose stereoscopic camera case. Read the full update.
We're happy to announce that the Microchip Get Launched program will continue accepting participants through 2020. Here's a review of 2019 and a look forward to our 2020 projects - starting with a tiny (1 inch²) ARM Cortex-M4 module. Read the full update.
Going to be in the San Jose area next week? We're taking 'Get Launched' on the road! Crowd Supply co-founder Josh Lifton will be giving a talk, along with other Microchip experts and design partners . Registration required. Read the full update.
Microchip was a proud sponsor of Teardown 2019. This update is a recap of some of the Get Launched projects that were at Teardown, plus new projects that have joined the Get Launched global electronics design competition. Read the full update.
A look at some current participants in the Microchip Get Launched 2019 competition! Featuring Robo HAT MM1, Split Single-phase Energy Meter, and Programmable-Air. Read the full update.
A look at the current participants in the Microchip Get Launched 2019 competition! Featuring Nixie Tap, StereoPi, and Tinusaur. Read the full update.
Your personal open hardware PCB assembly machine
A hardware-based USB 2.0 monitor & trigger platform, controlled from Python
An Arduino clone made for breadboarding
An open source robotics and automation controller for Raspberry Pi.
A secure PolarFire SoC (FPGA + RISC-V) Linux-capable SBC and SoM
An embedded platform for combining Depth and AI, built around Myriad X
A single-board computer in the Adafruit Feather form factor
A tiny, open source, Arduino-compatible ATmega1284P dev board with USB Type-C for programming and power
An open source, expandable, easy-to-use Programmable Logic Controller
A 4-axis stepper motor driver for creative coders
Minimalist Wi-Fi Nixie Clock
Affordable remote energy monitoring for your entire home
A low-cost dev kit for Microchip's PolarFire SoC, a low-power FPGA integrated with a hardened quad core 64-bit RISC-V microprocessor subsystem
A USB hub with per-port power and data disconnects + dev board + I2C, GPIO, and SPI bridges
Combine LED strips to create a huge display that acts as a regular video monitor.
A tiny, CircuitPython-compatible ARM Cortex-M4 module
The smallest ATmega644/1284-based boards
A shield for Adafruit's Feather boards for making complex robots with ease
An affordable, high-performance current & magnetic field probe
A portable hardware kit for experimenting with pneumatics
The long-range LoRa® wall switch powered by coin cells and the Arduino IDE
A versatile dev board with everything you need to design custom IoT protocols & gateways
An open source stereoscopic camera based on Raspberry Pi
Portable, DIY, open hardware retro-gaming console