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The ultimate ESP32-S2 dev board

We're thrilled to welcome Qorvo as a sponsor of Teardown. Select Crowd Supply projects are eligible to join the first-ever Qorvo RF Accelerator.

In our December update, we promised more detail about our third-party security reviews as they become available.

New: HiPo, Coming Soon: Farpatch, Update Roundup: BeanCounter, AquaPing, CANFDuino, In Stock: Watchy, GetWired, UsbSafe²

This update discusses issues associated with using the AquaPing as a semi-autonomous, stand-alone I2C slave device.

New: LoDev S76S, New: Nixie Tap, Event: Qorvo RF Accelerator, Coming Soon: TinyPICO, In-stock: Sensything

"The ESP32 is mostly known as a WiFi chip, so why even bother with Ethernet?" you might ask. Here are some good reasons!

Affordable remote energy monitoring for your entire home

New: HealthyPi v4 - Unplugged, New: Blip, Coming Soon: ANAVI Miracle Controller, In Stock: TinyPICO, In Stock: LimeSDR GPIO Board & Hacker Case

New: Zerowriter Ink, DeepRad, HaloMax Long-range Wireless, ThunderScope; Coming Soon: MNT Reform Next, ESP32 Rainbow; In Stock: Ovrdrive USB, TinyNES; Update Roundup: Nordic Community Hub, WiCAN Pro, Tangara, SlimeVR

NVIDIA, the powerhouse in high-performance computing, has backed the Artificial Intelligence Radio - Transceiver! Also, we're happy to show off some new images of the updated design.

An open, Bee-compatible ESP32 module for quickly and easily adding Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

Firstly, a HUGE thank you to all our backers. With your support we have hit 100% of our campaign target and are now on our way to making our vision of democratising wireless communication a reality. Right from the beginning of the campaign we have been blown away by the support and excitement from you, the community. Again - Thank you. We could not have done this without you!

The moment is here and we're so excited to announce that the DFC campaign is officially live! The DFC Data Broadcaster is a Bluetooth device that allows Peloton bikes to connect to fitness watches, head units, and apps — a feature that's not available on stock Peloton bikes. It reads power and cadence data in realtime, through a cable connected to your bike, and broadcasts them to nearby devices, including those with support for non-Peloton platforms like Zwift and Garmin. This allows you to enjoy the built-in functionality of your bike while simultaneously utilizing features and services that depend on third-party platforms.

An ESP8266-powered, open source, Wi-Fi dev board to control two 5 V or two 12 V LED strips

The finger-tip sized ARM Cortex-M4F module with BT 5, BT Mesh, and 30 I/O

Lumenplay is a Bluetooth SMART enabled, energy efficient, multi-colored string of lights that you control with your Android or iPhone.

All of the example applications that we've shared so far have been demonstrations of one form or another of wireless communications. And, while this is obviously the main use that we had in mind for LimeSDR, it is by no means the only one and it can equally be put to use in many other demanding RF applications that require signal generation and reception or measurement.

We are excited to announce that crowdfunding has begun for DAQiFi Nyquist 1, our open-source data-acquisition (DAQ) device with built-in Wi-Fi and a Li-Ion battery. Nyquist 1 provides versatile measurements for a variety of applications. Stream data to your PC, tablet, or smartphone with free, open-source client software. For advanced sensing and control applications, Nyquist 1 is compatible with Node-RED, LabVIEW, and Wolfram Mathematica. Come check it out!