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I've sent a prototype of ANAVI Light Controller to my friend Phil Coval, also known as RzR, and in no time he connected it to his Mozilla IoT Gateway. Phil shared a video of his awesome demo so we can all see it in action.

Other mesh systems are a bit of a pain to set up. Usually there's some phone app involved that requires you to register with the company, give them your email address, etc. Then you follow some lengthy process of setting up each node, which typically includes lots of spinning lights and waiting, while you cross your fingers and pray that the node eventually connects like it's supposed to. The mesh-setup process for Maxwell, on the other hand, is quite simple. This update breaks it down for you.

I'm very excited to be launching Maxwell today! I've struggled with Wi-Fi for years. It has let me down in so many different ways: random crashes, outages, poor signal strength, disappointing speeds, buggy phone apps, and companies dropping support for their products or going out of business, to name just a few examples. I want to be in charge of my own Wi-Fi! I also want a mesh system that is powerful, stable, secure, flexible, and easy to install, use, and monitor. I believe Maxwell is all the above, and I'm excited for you all to try it out!

Long time no see! We've been hard at work on expansions and demos, and we're looking forward to showing them off in the coming days and weeks. This update highlights three of them: mini::obd, mini::lab, and the usb-can adapter.

It's easy to think of EMIT as a 'hardware project.' Even for us. But the past week has been full of stark reminders that there's a lot more to IoT that just the hardware! The good news is that, after a fairly stressful week, we have improved EMIT's firmware significantly and released an open source MQTT monitoring tool that you might find helpful when implementing your own projects.

cuplTag is a battery-powered NFC tag that logs ambient temperature and humidity. Tap it with an NFC-enabled phone and you will see timestamped readings appear in a web application. It's a one-step operation that requires no configuration and no app installation! It has taken many design iterations over the course of five years to get the product to this stage. I am now confident it is good enough to share.

Some good news - The first 12 cuplTag PCBAs (HT07R3) arrived from our CEM on Monday last week. Tests on these have been successful.

A four-note sequencer for making unique music in real time

For engineers who need a modern, convenient data acquisition and control method, DAQiFi offers the Nyquist series DAQs. Nyquist is a portable, WiFi enabled, mobile-compatible, data acquisition system which can operate anywhere without the need of a PC.

Pre-orders for iPhone have been the most popular during the course of the campaign. We’ve moved forward on these designs so that they will be ready very shortly after the campaign finishes. Click the button below to see the early renders.

The iPhone 5, 5s, and SE are now available for the Periscope Case.

Please help us spread the word and kick off the campaign! Thank you from the Defox team.

Hi backers! Crowd Supply is going to start shipping the early-bird orders soon. The rest of the orders will ship later still, in January next year. The Early Bird batch was actually manufactured some time ago, and our demonstration firmware, which sends all sensor data over BLE to our phone app, or to your browser to show pretty graphs, wasn't ready, so that firmware needs to be flashed on to Blip to use the App or WebBluetooth demos.

It's been an extremely hectic month what with visiting Barcelona for the 8th RISC-V Workshop and finally procuring DDR3x8 DRAM. Card production is finally underway and we now have a realistic target for delivery.

After ordering a slough of parts, including one of the obscurely-named On-the-Go Host-Charger cables which we finally found, we've been able to test and verify the two cables needed to turn any Computer Card into a standalone computer, without the need of either of the Micro Desktop or Laptop housings. We've added it as a pledge level to the campaign

We’re staying with a friend in Hong Kong as we oversee progress on the laptop's PCBs. The revised EOMA68-A20 was submitted for prototyping and may actually be ready within under ten days. Enquiries are still outstanding for tracking down a S5P6818 Reference Design.

Pre-production prototypes of the Microdesktop and EOMA68-A20 boards were initiated last month, samples were completed last week and tested. Short version: another pre-production run is needed.

ERASynth units should be arriving soon.

Well, it’s been ten days since Labrador hit 100%, and a week since I should have released the last update. Apologies for the delays. I became sick while moving house and just didn’t get around to it for a while. But, finally, here it is!