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Dear Backers, Its been four months since we finished Novenas crowdfunding campaign, and weve made a lot of progress since then, with a team of people hard at work to make Novena a reality. It takes many hands to build a product of this complexity, and we couldnt do it without our dedicated and hard-working team at AQS. Above is a photo from the conference room where we did the T1 plastics ...

Two Ubuntu app stores are now live, OS images are on the way, and more!

Backers, be sure to read this entire update, as we need your input about what to do about a sticky situation!

This time I would like to dive into the exciting domain of haptic feedback using electric motors. The result of it all is a resemblance of a mechanical rotary encoder where you feel the clicks.

A tiny SoM with a powerful chip that runs mainline Linux

Today's update is a quick tour of booting NuttX on Jupiter Nano and getting networking set up.

You can stream HackEEG data wirelessly via Wifi using a Raspberry Pi 4. This update will go over how to do that.

What can you do with stereoscopic vision, neural networks, and a 5-watt laser? Well, it turns out you can defend plants from weeds...or yourself from mosquitos! No joke.

The Doggy Bath Shield is the only product that allows you to stay clean & dry while washing your dog.

8-32 channel TI ADS1299 Arduino shield for EEG, EMG, and EKG bio-signals acquisition

A mesh-capable LoRa® data radio with support for AT commands & MODBUS

Reform now runs KiCAD with "Accelerated Graphics", which took a good bit of work, including some etnaviv reverse-engineering. And 4K HDMI 2.0a video output now appears to be working with the i.MX8 module.

Lectrical engineering for all ages

E-paper trading cards for game development and beyond!

The first open source 802.11ah scalable long range Wi-Fi development platform for engineers and experimenters

This update touches on just about everything that's been keeping us busy lately: manufacturing, hardware, firmware, release film testing, our new cover design, and even protective padding. Please have a look and reach out. We'd love to hear what you think!

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.

As famous professor said: "Good news, everyone!" Except this time it's actually good news: We received the first shipment of BNO085 chips - the main chips used in SlimeVR and the cause of all delays. We have the first 500 on hand with more coming by the end of March.

We're happy to announce that all KrakenSDRs and antenna sets for backers have been delivered to the Crowd Supply warehouse! Now that customers are receiving their products, we wanted to remind people about our Wiki and the all-important Quick Start guide on it.