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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.

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.

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

This update is a doozy, with LOTS of hardware news to share.

An open source, Arduino-compatible RISC-V dev kit

New: Inkplate 6 MOTION, True Wireless Valve; Coming Soon: Solder Ninja Pen, Modos E-paper Monitor; Ending Soon: Wee Noise Makers PGB-1; In Stock: μArt, Wyldcard DevKit, Sensor Watch Lite; Teardown 2024: Qorvo Ticket Giveaway, Radio Direction Finding, and NOAA weather imagery; Update Roundup: ANAVI Handle, ESParagus Media Center, Esp32-C6-Bug

Accelerating innovative FPGA designs to shape the future

The PicoEVB board has been modified to include the same I/O connector as NanoEVB. It is also wired to the FPGA in the exact same way.

Hey everyone! It has been a very exciting few days! On the first day you managed to fully fund the campaign in only seven hours!

New: Pi-Cast KVM, Aper-Oculus; Coming Soon: Vaaman, True Wireless Valve; Livestream: ThunderScope; In Stock: ScopeFun, Pocket Integrator, Riotee, Haxophone; Update Roundup: Lite3DP Gen 2, GlowStitch, Raspberry Breadstick, LimeSDR XTRX.

In our first video update, we would like to share with you the possibilities for DOS-based retro gaming on ULX3S.

New: SparkFun Thing Plus - QuickLogic EOS S3, Eduponics Mini, Coming Soon: NetSoM, ATtiny Flasher, Project Update Roundup: microByte, Onion Tau LiDAR Camera, Glasgow Interface Explorer, Pebble Tracker, In Stock: Gameduino 3X Dazzler, Somu

After many months of preparation, the team here at Radiona is ready to launch our crowdfunding campaign for the ULX3S FPGA with ESP32. Hackaday described ULX3S as creating "the Year of the Hacker FPGA," and we are finally ready to make that prediction a reality. Many people have worked to prepare this board – and the sample code that highlights its potential – for distribution to makers and hobbyists worldwide. We believe this is one of the best developer boards ever designed, as it incorporates a vast array of features and capabilities into one relatively small and reasonably priced package.

Many thanks to Michael Larabel, who has been writing early articles on this project before we had a chance to get this pre-launch page up and running. What follows are some of my observations and responses about the articles.

Coming Soon: AntSDR E200, Update Roundup: SOCORAD32, BlueIO832 Mini, Eduponics Mini v2.0, Espoir, ANAVI Macro Pad 10 & Knobs, In Stock: Data Fitness Connector (DFC), ANAVI Macro Pad 10 & Knobs, OpticSpy

Dear Backers, We hear you loud and clear - BREAK OUT ALL THE GPIOS! Thanks to your overwhelming support, we have just blown past the second stretch goal at $350k, and all our backers will be receiving with their Novena system a General Purpose Breakout Board (GPBB). This makes it easier than ever to unlock the power of your built-in FPGA, as its 40-pin header format is conducive to economical r...

We have reconstructed a vintage organ in the digital interface of ULX3S. With this simulation of a very famous vintage organ's tonewheel, our lab member EMARD created a polyphonic synthesizer with parameters that are configurable through a MIDI interface.

Hello all, We very much appreciate the patience of everyone who’ve been waiting for their ULX3S! Short update here, just to let you know we have shipped a new batch to Mouser. We also have some news on the progress of ULX4M and a preview of the new Synth project we've been working on.

Now that deliveries are finally being made—and thank you for your epic patience during the long process of manufacturing and distribution—we thought this would be a good time to remind you all of the resources that are available to help you get started with your new ULX3S.

We are into last few hours of our campaign, and we wanted to take this opportunity to thank you all for supporting ULX3S. We couldn't have done it without you. Now let's look toward a better and a more sustainable future!