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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 ...

Encouraged by the strength of proposals in the LimeSDR early access competition and keen to see what projects the community might build that make use of the FPGA, we’ve decided to run a second competition where this time the focus is putting the LimeSDR’s Altera Cyclone IV to good use.

Description of the block diagram of the module NUT2NT+

A modular, expandable, open source ARM laptop with up to 32 GB of RAM

Happy May to all Fomu backers. In this update, we'll talk about all of the amazing progress being made to bring Fomu to you. There has been a lot of progress on the software side, and we implemented a debugging mode that we think you'll really like. Finally, if you're in the Portland, OR, USA area this weekend, stop by and say hello!

First, there was Tomu. Then, came Fomu. Now, there is Qomu, which sits between the two on the CPU-FPGA spectrum.

The pre-production build went off pretty well with some minor hitches due to parts shortages. We have received all parts and have a tentative date at the SMT factory this coming week.

Hi backers! As mentioned in the last update, Sean and Tim are at Linux.conf.au 2019 this week in Christchurch, NZ. Both uf us are giving talks, and we'll post links to recordings and slides afterwards. Sean is giving a talk on the Tomu plastic case, including how it will be adapted for Fomu. Tim is giving a talk on Symbiflow and the open source FPGA toolchain that powers Fomu development. Read on to find out more!

We're doing an AMA! If you are interested in this project and have any questions, or just want to learn more about Vision FPGA SoM, come join us tomorrow: March 25th 2020 at 1pm PDT.

Hello everyone. Thank you for signing up and backing this project! We will briefly explore some applications of the Vision FPGA SoM in this update, like a IMU stabilization, AR/VR, or gesture and people detection.

The Vision FPGA SoM campaign is now live! Hello potential backers, thank you for signing up. This update covers the background and vision behind the Vision FPGA SoM.

Check out recent Teardown Sessions livestreams, project successes, and AMD Kria™ boards.

PolarBerry is the first system-on-module (SoM) based on Microchip's PolarFire SoC with FPGA and hardened RISC-V processor, in an ultra-compact form factor.

Since the TinyFPGA BX is building upon the success of the original TinyFPGA B2 board, there are already many makers and hobbyists creating projects using the B2. I would like to highlight some of these projects as well as a project of my own I am preparing for Maker Faire Bay Area 2018.

First, there was Tomu. Then, came Fomu. Now, there is Qomu, which sits between the two on the CPU-FPGA spectrum.

We’re pleased to announce our first turnkey “app” for Precursor: the “Vault” Authentication App. The Vault app can manage U2F/FIDO2, TOTP, and conventional passwords, all from a single UX, and in a plausibly deniable manner.

With the campaign now having drawn to a close, we'd like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who backed LimeSDR XTRX. When the campaign launched, we promised we’d provide details of some of the many improvements we made to XTRX as part of its transition to the LimeSDR family. So here you go!

Our second annual party for hacking, discovering, and sharing hardware

First of all, we'd like to share our most important news: the SKUDO Kryptor campaign is going live in about two weeks! You will be able to reserve your boards starting on August 17th. This update also includes information about our recent Kryptor-related work for the European Space Agency and about the new design for our JTAG adapter.

Dragon Li Studio specializes in FPGA-related product development and has over 10 years of experience in hardware and software. We want to build easy-to-use and cost-effective FPGA products and design FPGA development boards, RISC-V software ecology, and complex algorithm IP customization.