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Here are a couple of new videos showing Gliss in action with its current firmware.

In the sample run described in our last update, we had a yield rate of about 70%. We fixed several problems from our previous generations, but an issue we call “decalibration” persists. Fortunately, the motors that do work are performing very well, so we’re working hard to make production more reliable!

Sur-Ron, Segway, and Honda Cub Electric Bike Upgrades

Are you looking for a NAS solution for Ten64? Good news - we have been working with the Rockstor open source NAS distribution to do just that! We've also changed and added pledge levels to better accommodate building a full NAS with Ten64.

Here’s a quick summary: a manufacturing mistake has caused delays, but the motors will be shipped in early February if all goes well.

After launch, we realized that we had somehow skipped what we now believe is a very important product bundle. Previously, we had one bundle with an Ethernet Gateway and five MCU+Shield pairs, and another with ten MCU+Shield pairs. Those are both useful sets of GetWired boards, but they mostly target backers who are ready to wire up an apartment or a house (or at least an entire room). This new bundle is a smaller investment, but one that still allows you to build something practical while familiarizing yourself with the GetWired ecosystem.

Hi everyone, Just a quick and happy update for you today! In this update we review the testing of the "first article" main board, support docs, new packaging photos, and we announce that the TinyNES source repository is now available.

I (Jon) was lucky enough to travel out to Las Vegas for CES with the group from HAX. It was a great opportunity to connect with people in the drone and robotics industry, and I got to see a lot of interesting new technology. Here are a few of the highlights.

First, I want to say wow! I did not expect such a response to this book. When preparing for the crowdfunding campaign, I modeled several scenarios, and none of them predicted an outcome like this...

This is going to be a very quick update!

Inkwell Helmets are designed for cyclists who want to ride safely without compromising their sense of style.

Our big day is almost here! As of last week, all modules have arrived at our office. We are now testing them and getting them ready to be shipped to you. We need just a few more days, so they will probably leave our office next week. After that, Crowd Supply will handle the fulfillment of all your orders. We will keep you informed about the dates. More details below.

Craft with circuits. Electrify a world.

A fingertip-size ARM M4F module with Bluetooth 5.2, Thread, Zigbee and 46 I/O

The development theme for the past two months has been "gloss": things that improve the user experience or clean up technical debt in the code base. Stuff like clearer documentation, performance improvements, working with community developers to pull in staged features, and better CI coverage.

We'd like to appolozise for the delay in the production of the BLYST Nano sensor board. Initially, the design was based on the TDK MPU-9250, but by the time Crowd Supply campaign started that chip was announced end of life.

Again, thank you very much for your support of this project! All campaign and pre-orders have now been shipped. We have contributed to the Micropython codebase and you can now port Micropython to BLYST Nano boards. It has officially been merged to the main git repo.

The only way to get your craft beer from tap to table.

It's been a few stressful weeks but we are getting close to the finish line. Like last time there's some good news and some bad news. The good news is that PCBs were delivered to my manufacturer about a week ago. Over the past few weeks, I have mostly been busy dealing with regulatory matters regarding CE, which has been quite stressful to say the least. Timing is not great considering recent and upcoming closures at my manufacturer. I'm sorry things are getting delayed once again, but I'm hopeful we are getting close now.

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