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Hello everyone! Apologies for the long delay between updates. There were a number of changes planned and the breakout board morphed into a Feather form factor based on backer input. All these changes have to be prototyped and proven before building production units. This update covers all the activities that have happened to prove out the prototypes.

Happy holidays! We have a potpourri of features and fixes for our last release of 2022. Here's what's in Xous 0.9.11.

New: RGGBer Dev Kit, New: STEAM Stories, In Stock: Novena, Update: LimeSDR, Coming Soon: HwUI

It's been a long time since our last post, and it's the right time to share some experiences and news with you.

As part of our ongoing development, we've decided to support the legacy Fairwaves XTRX hardware and revive a project that has been largely inactive in recent years.

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

Coming Soon: BeagleWire, In Stock: LimeSDR USB and PCIe, Update: GB-PC2 Betas, In Stock: Pastilda, Update: Rubicon Heatsink, In Stock: Neosegment Digit

New: Acusis, Coming Soon: PulseRain M10, Coming Soon: XTRX, Update: GnuBee Firmware & Production, In Stock: Very Careful CIrcuits

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.

New: ALio Proto Board, New: REFL0, Coming Soon: IQ Drone Module, Update: PulseRain M10, Holiday Gift Guide

The crowdfunding campaign for PulseRain M10 is now live! PulseRain M10 is the open source, Arduino-compatible FPGA board with an (also open) soft-core microcontroller. There is a limited number of early bird (steeply discounted) units available during the beginning of the campaign.

First of all, thank you very much for supporting and believing in our Kryptor project. Together, we exceeded our target by 109%! Without you, we would not be here today being able to offer our encryption solution to so many enthusiasts. This is the first update after the successful closure of the campaign. In the following months, we will keep you updated throughout the entire process, all the way until the delivery of the products to your door. In this update, we will tell you about our progress in sourcing parts for Kryptor.

Time has been flying since our previous post, but we are ready to share some really good news with you. In our last post, we mentioned some of the changes we planned to make on the Kryptor board. We are happy to say we have accomplished all of that and much more. Read on to see how the new improvements will benefit you.

A paper-like monitor for reading, writing, and focused work

New: zOrigin, Update: NeTV2 Stretch Goal, Update: Teardown Retrospective, Coming Soon: AIR-T, In Stock: ERASynth

Whew! That was close, the campaign funded with an hour to spare. Thank you very much for making this project a reality. Here's the plan: We will be sending out boards for a pre-production run over the next couple of months to ensure all the design changes we have made work as planned, followed by a production run for delivery and fulfillment by Crowd Supply.

A collection of interviews, articles, and podcasts that explain the wafer.space mission.

While waiting for the final prototype to come back from MacroFab, I've spent some time cleaning up some odds and ends on the software, testing out the old prototype further, and adding some cool new software features.