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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!

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.

Join Crowd Supply's Helen Leigh and the team behind the Modos Paper Monitor to learn the secrets of e-ink.

Now that we've had some time to become familiar with Novena, we've seen new and interesting bugs crop up. We've spent time fixing these bugs, and the result is a system that is much more stable.

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

Here's an update on our manufacturing progress so far.

We design high-performance, low-latency electronic systems for demanding industrial and scientific applications. Our expertise spans data acquisition platforms, RF and electromagnetic systems, high-voltage and pulsed power electronics, as well as embedded software and firmware.

A ZX Spectrum single-board computer with a built-in keyboard and display

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...

Lessons learned from implementing drag-n-drop programming of an FPGA with Raspberry Pi microcontrollers.

Since our last release we've run a new production lot, added a bunch of new features, bug fixes and infrastructure improvements.

LUNA is delayed. All of us at Great Scott Gadgets are sad to have to give this news, but the global chip shortage and supply chain chaos has impacted our LUNA manufacturing and delivery timeline more deeply than anticipated. Unfortunately, LUNA is now expected to start shipping December 2022 because the lead time for the ECP5 FPGA chip we use on LUNA doubled between July and September. There isn’t a suitable substitute component for the ECP5, so our timeline depends on Lattice’s production schedule for this chip. Please know that getting LUNA into your hands as soon as possible is our highest priority, and has been since before the Crowd Supply campaign was launched.

This update covers the release of Xous 0.8, the Precursor pre-boot process, the design of our test jigs, our preparations for EMC testing, and our various attempts to accelerate the manufacturing process.

Here's the latest from the Precursor team, including an update on supply chain issues, keyboard samples, and more. Plus an in-depth look at how we implemented "Suspend/Resume" functionality.

One of LUNA's core features is the ability to perform protocol analysis of USB 2.0 low-speed, full-speed, and high-speed. For most target devices, LUNA can endlessly stream the capture directly to a host PC over its own high-speed port. However, for high-bandwidth target devices that can't be streamed in real-time, LUNA has 8 MiB of memory on board to buffer captured data before sending it upstream.

Microchip’s AT86RF215 is a multi-band radio transceiver with dual Radio RF Front-ends—one sub-GHz and one at 2.4 GHz—that cover nearly all of the unlicensed IoT bands, making it ideal for all-in-one IoT solutions. This update delves into those capabilities and discusses a few of the ways in which iotSDR takes advantage of them.

New: Haasoscope, Coming Soon: SYZYGY Brain-1, Coming Soon: Pi/104, Update: LimeSDR Mini, In Stock: HealthyPi Complete Kit

This project began with a simple question: What if e-paper could be more open, faster, dynamic, and in the hands of every creator? I set out on this path because I felt the same frustrations many of you have shared: hours in front of screens, fatigue, distraction, and tools that demanded attention instead of supporting it. What I wanted was something closer to paper: calm, readable, and supportive. Thanks to your backing, support, and encouragement, that idea has become real. Together, we have crossed the finish line of this campaign and opened the door to what comes next.

New: HiFive Unleashed Expansion Board, Teardown: Full Schedule Posted, Coming Soon: Hexabitz Modular Electronics, In-stock: Acusis

New: AIR-T, New: LoRa Stik, Ending Soon: NeTV2, Update: SPIDriver's Firmware, Coming Soon: BLYST Nano, In Stock: Tarocco Servomotors