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It's our last week, and we're almost there! This post includes a brief manufacturing update and two up-close-and-personal assembly videos, one for each of our two Bluetooth Fun kits: the FM Radio Kit and the Robot Kit.

One week in, and we've already hit 25% of our funding goal. Woohoo! Thanks to all of you who've supported the project so far. This update highlights a few of the things we've been up to since we launched. In addition to doing outreach for the campaign, we've been busy making design tweaks.

We've been working feverishly with our contract manufacturer (CM) in Shenzhen China to get all of the ScoutMakes kits manufactured and shipped. The shipment is on its way, and we expect to receive it by the end of the week. Unfortunately, that means we will not hit our initial shipping estimate of February 11th. We truly regret the delay, but we've had to push the estimate back to March 11th. This update also includes pictures of the boards before they left Shenzhen, pictures of other components, and news about about our CircuitPython library and sample code, which are now published on GitHub.

We are super excited to be sharing our passion for STEM learning with the world by launching the ScoutMakes line of kits. We are offering two self-contained, OSHWA-certified open hardware, battery-powered, Bluetooth-enabled kits: the ScoutMakes FM Radio Kit and the ScoutMakes Robot Kit. Both kits let you have fun while exploring the world of electronics. Come check them out!

Our sincere apologies for the lengthy delay in providing this update. We were holding out for some good (and tangible) news... which is exactly what we have!

A few weeks ago, we received our new OEM model ("LS1043S") prototypes, and we have been busy testing them and sending out samples to our initial customers.

This is just a short update on new developments and to wish everyone belated happy holidays.

In this update, we review how Ten64 can be used with various home automation technologies, like Home Assistant, OpenHAB, and WebThings.

This post has some good news about our campaign's progress. It also takes an in-depth look at cellular and 5G communications with the Ten64.

Over the past few months we have released two new demonstration videos, and there have been some user uploaded videos demonstrating the KrakenSDR in action as well.

We'd like to thank everyone who backed the uSDR campaign. As we've mentioned before, we are constantly working on new features and improvements, and we're excited to announce that uSDR is now supported hardware for the Lime Suite software collection!

We are excited to announce the launch of our crowdfunding campaign for uSDR! This tiny, embedded software-defined radio (SDR) board is optimized for ease of use and collaboration. You can configure and operate uSDR through a browser, and cloud-based platforms allow you to collaborate with others. Come have a look!

With Christmas just around the corner, we decided to take advantage of The Skull's expansion pins to bring you a best-in-class Yuletide experience by plugging in a rare-earth magnet speaker and writing some special, hand-written firmware for the occasion. In other news, we've been busy getting quotes from manufacturers, perfecting our geothermal steam-soldering process, and dealing with shipping logistics related to CR2032 batteries.

New: Openterface KVM-GO, BenchVolt PD, bPiShift; Coming Soon: ProtoV MINI, PicoIDE, ONDUINO RF Range; In Stock: MNT Pocket Reform, Roendi, TermDriver 2, LimeSDR, ZimaBlade;

zOrigin is an ultra-small, wireless wearable made with our new chip-stacking technology. At the heart of zOrigin is ZGLZ1BA, the first commercially available example of creating a customized SoC using ZiP technology.

In this update we'll provide details on the progress over the past month since the previous update.

If you had trouble placing an order from the EU and received errors about a missing CE certification, please give it another try. There appears to have been a misconfiguration in Crowd Supply's ordering system that incorrectly excluded EU backers for approximately five days. That misconfiguration has since been fixed. For clarification, KrakenSDR will have CE certification, making it legal to sell and use within the EU. This update also includes details about our software-development progress and about antenna-array spacing.