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Over the last month, we have been improving uSDR software and are happy to release 0.9.8 version, mostly it consists of minor bug fixes and performance improvements.

A Wi-Fi-enabled, live-codable LED controller with a web-based development environment

An iPhone 5 case with a built-in crank generator for battery charging.

Tiny, durable, open source, long-range LoRa GPS tracker

A hackable IR remote control with an OpenAPI and support for app and voice control

Run your own cellular data network

An open source Wi-Fi connected IoT button

A tiny device that turns your generic power bank into a non-stop power supply

Sound-programmable e-paper badge with USB serial programming and 125 kHz RFID emulation

Portable, open source, ESP32-powered, Arduino-compatible Bluetooth-MIDI controller

The World's only Five-in-One tablet stand that will organize your workspace in style.

Security keys you create by rolling dice

A protective barrier between your device and "juice-jacking" hackers.

This week I would like to show how you could lay the foundation for remote control of a SwarmDrive with the onboard ESP32, and, while awaiting the outcome of this campaign with excitement, I decided to start a small preliminary production run. This is needed to verify a few minor changes, one of them being the addition of the SwarmDrive logo to the silkscreen, but also some minor adjustments of some tracks.

Hello, backers! Its been over two weeks since we launched our campaign and its about time we started communicating more often with all of you on what we have been up to. But before that, we wanted to acknowledge all of you for your faith in Tah and our team. Having already reached a third of a sizeable funding goal in just two weeks feels amazing and motivates us to work harder than ever before...

Combine LED strips to create a huge display that acts as a regular video monitor.

“Pocketability” is the difference between Precursor and naked PCB FPGA development platforms. We hope Precursor’s pocketability helps bring more open hardware out of the lab and into everyday use. Thus, the mechanical design of Precursor is of similar importance to its electrical, software, and security design.

What a busy summer it has been! We’re overdue for a comprehensive update. So, without further ado, here’s the latest news on Precursor.

A small, open source e-paper display that is updated and powered wirelessly via NFC