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The moment is here and we're so excited to announce that the DFC campaign is officially live! The DFC Data Broadcaster is a Bluetooth device that allows Peloton bikes to connect to fitness watches, head units, and apps — a feature that's not available on stock Peloton bikes. It reads power and cadence data in realtime, through a cable connected to your bike, and broadcasts them to nearby devices, including those with support for non-Peloton platforms like Zwift and Garmin. This allows you to enjoy the built-in functionality of your bike while simultaneously utilizing features and services that depend on third-party platforms.

An ESP8266-powered, open source, Wi-Fi dev board to control two 5 V or two 12 V LED strips

New: Modos Flow; Coming Soon: Miauwceiver, AkiraConsole, RE-1 Audio Recorder, AUTEUR; In Stock: AnyShake Explorer, The New Essential Guide to Electronics in Shenzhen, Mathpad, LiFePO4wered/Pi+, LimeSDR Mini 2.0; Teardown: Seeed Studio's Eric Pan

A high-performance RISC-V Linux development platform, in a desktop-ready Mini ITX mainboard

Coming Soon: VXSDR-20, Teardown Sessions: Reverse Engineering with Alvaro, Xilinx Precursor Giveaway, Project Updates: Pixie Chroma, CaribouLite RPi HAT, Conexio Stratus, IoThing Digital, Precursor, unsurv offline, In Stock: Traverse Ten64, μArt, Pixelblaze V3

A full-featured LiFePO4 battery, power manager, and UPS for the Raspberry Pi

We sent a 0v3 prototype board to radio amateur and GNSS engineer Daniel Estévez (EA4GPZ), so he could put it through its paces and provide feedback as we fine tune the design. Even with a damaged prototype, his Weak Signal Propagation Reporter (WSPR) transmissions from Madrid were being picked up as far away as the Canary Islands, Netherlands and Northern England.

Daniel Estévez paired a LimeNET Micro with a LimeRFE prototype to access the QO-100 narrowband transponder using an off-the-shelf 24 dBi Wi-Fi grid antenna.

An open source, Arduino-compatible RF signal generator with Wi-Fi connectivity

A certified ESP32-S3 module with LTE-M, NB-IoT, and GNSS for prototyping and production

In this tutorial, our partners at QuickLogic & SensiML build a Magic Wand application for detecting spells that can run entirely on the SparkFun Thing Plus - QuickLogic EOS S3 using SensiML Analytics Toolkit.

Enjoy instant relief from allergies and pollutants in your personal bubble of fresh, clean air.

Today, crowdfunding begins for a new kind of open hardware storage system. Maypole allows users to share data wirelessly and makes it easier for designers to add Wi-Fi and Bluetooth functionality to their products. Come check it out!

Welcome to everyone interested in Discovery Dish! We decided to develop Discovery Dish because we were disappointed by the lack of ready-to-use, low-cost, lightweight dish antennas on the market that are suitable for software-defined radio projects like receiving L-Band geostationary and polar-orbiting weather satellites, as well as for 1.5 GHz Inmarsat reception and 1.42 GHz hydrogen line radio astronomy.

Ten years ago this summer I quit my day job at a radio research lab and made Great Scott Gadgets (GSG) my full-time job. I dedicated myself and the company to our mission: to put open source tools into the hands of innovative people. Read on for the rest of the story and for a brief time line that shows how LUNA came to be.

The music player you wish you had in the early 2000s

8-32 channel TI ADS1299 Arduino shield for EEG, EMG, and EKG bio-signals acquisition

RFOXiA is a team of passionate RF and microwave engineers who are driven to revolutionize wireless connectivity. We are based in the United States, where we leverage our extensive experience to design and manufacture innovative solutions that unlock the full potential of communication technologies.