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Manufacturing and certification during the Lunar New Year... read all about the challenges of development during a major holiday and a pandemic.

This time out, we want to provide some updates on software that has been tested to work with the Discovery Drive and provide more information about the side-pod add-on as well as answer a few more questions.

The first full-stack dev board that uses protocol buffers for motion-based IoT applications

Manufacturing has begun! Our conservative delivery date is March 31. Also, we'll be at GTC in San Jose and have more to share on the software for AIR-T.

Time for a quick rundown on last week’s developments…

Wireless, fully programmable, open source, ESP32 macropad featuring 16 RGB, mechanical, hot-swappable keys and two RGB rotary encoders

New: xMASS SDR, VXSDR-20-160; Coming Soon: Ubo Pod, Jumperless V5, GenBook RK3588, ESPNetLink; Update Roundup: HealthyPi Move, Inkplate 6 MOTION, Conexio Stratus Pro, True Wireless Valve; In Stock: The New Essential Guide to Electronics in Shenzhen, Diabolic Drive

A low-cost, low-power, network-attached storage device

I'm writing this update from Incheon airport, on my way back from a successful experience at the NeTV2 production facility. First I'll elaborate on the process of designing and making plastic cases, and then I'll summarize the overall status of production.

We designed True Wireless Valve (TWV) to achieve exceptional energy efficiency, enabling it to operate for up to two years on a single set of batteries. A key factor in this efficiency is the device's ability to enter sleep mode. TWV cannot remain asleep for too long, however, as it must be ready to respond instantly to commands from the user or automation signals from the hub. This update walks through the system of variable-polling intervals and explains how they contribute to TWV's long battery life.

A DIY Computer for Hobby and Education

A powerful & affordable Windows 10 Pro SBC with optional 4G or 5G connectivity

It's been a month since our campaign concluded, and we've been hard at work turning our shared vision into a tangible reality. We want to keep you in the loop about what's been happening and what's next for Boondock Echo! This update covers our manufacturing progress, our community-engagement efforts, and next steps.

Previously, I have published all the source code and fabrication files on GitHub. Today, I am going a step further and publishing the whole design project, so you can modify the design as you wish.

First, a big thank you to all our backers. With your support, we hit 20% of our campaign target in just over 24 hours and all 500 of the first flock of early bird boards were pledged within 32 hours. This is phenomenal! We have been blown away by the support and excitement from you, our community. Thank you!

In this latest demo we show the LimeSDR Mini being used with the incredibly popular Raspberry Pi 3. While this won’t run an LTE base station, it is perfectly capable of supporting a great many narrowband applications.