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The Latest and Greatest from Crowd Supply
"There is nothing new under the sun, but there are new suns." — Octavia Butler
New: Lite3DP 3D Printer
This is the MSLA resin 3D printer that fits in your hand and on your desk. Lite3DP 3D Printer is open source, Arduino-based, affordable, high-resolution, and assembled by you.
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Coming Soon: Inkplate 10
Inkplate 10 is a completely open source e-paper reader with a 9.7" display recycled from a Kindle e-reader. It’s built on the Wi-Fi-enabled ESP32 microcontroller, has three touchpads, and is programmable through the Arduino IDE or MicroPython.
Coming Soon: Double M33 Express
Double M33 Express brings two USB ports to the Feather ecosystem thanks to its NXP LPC55S69 Arm Cortex-M33 MCU. Both USB ports can be used in either host- or device-mode, and it has 640 kB internal SRAM, I²C connectors, and battery charging.
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Coming Soon: PiGWay
Turn an RPi Compute Module into a networking powerhouse with open source PiGWay boards. With onboard cryptography and PoE-enabled 10/100 Ethernet jacks, it’s ready for deployment as a router, edge-computing device, or IoT gateway.
Updates: Tigard
Tigard is an open source tool for hardware hacking and a welcome addition to any toolbox. Join Tigard creator Joe Fitz on video tours of Tigard’s DFM/DFT processes, the difference between I²C and SWD modes, and more.
Field Report: Omega2 Dash & Pro
Using an Omega2 Dash, Omega2 Pro, and a relay module, Mariusz created a system which can activate electrical switching and more from a touchscreen with a clean UI. This field report’s great documentation will inspire many future projects.
In Stock: ANAVI Fume Extractor
Use open source hardware to work safely on your open source hardware! ANAVI Fume Extractor is a programmable, expandable, Wi-Fi connectable, home-automation compatible smoke absorber. Now in stock.
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In Stock: 644/1284 Narrow
At almost the same size as an Arduino Nano, Narrow boards have ten more digital I/O and an additional UART - and up to eight times the flash and RAM of an Arduino Uno. They’re the smallest ATmega644/1284-based boards ever produced.
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