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Bringing wireless convenience to serial connectivity

We are on schedule for delivery this month! In fact, all crowdfunded Maxwell routers are packed up, boxed, and ready to ship. Special thanks to my girlfriend who tirelessly helped bag and tag nearly 200 routers! We will soon be able to see our kitchen floor again.

An affordable, comfortable, wireless, 360° solution for full-body tracking in virtual reality

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.

Throughout the course of our campaign, and long before it began, you've been asking us questions. Today we will try to answer as many of them as possible and put those answers here for all to see!

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

Control any device, anytime, anywhere with this compact KVM wonder

Super comfortable IMU body-tracking for virtual reality, motion capture, and VTubing

The hard truth is that a T1S mixing segment, even though it's a TCP/IP "network", is really an island unto itself. In this day and age, when we think of a "network", we think of something that has worldwide reach, something that we can easily talk to from our computers or cell phones, and can make use of convenient network infrastructure we usually take for granted, such as DHCP and DNS.

E-paper trading cards for game development and beyond!

An open source FT2232H-based, multi-protocol, multi-voltage tool for hardware hacking

Wireless debug probe for ARM Cortex-M microprocessors

An open-source touchscreen & Wi-Fi-connected Linux dev board

So you've heard us brag about being open and all that, but how does this really help you? In this update you will see how easy it is to add a wireless relay without being tied to a specific vendor.

A new open-hardware computing platform, flexible and powerful, designed for use as a desktop, laptop, or standalone board.

Thank you very much for backing our campaign. We have decided to lower our funding goal to $3,000 USD. This update explains further, and also covers why we love RFM69\LoRa radios and Arduino compatible processors from Microchip!

An Earth-friendly way to easily upgrade and fix your own computer

An open source USB stick computer for security applications.

Make what you’ve always thought and been told you could never make.