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The Haasoscope is now basically "done" - I've ordered one last prototype, which I'll test early in the new year. After that I'll order a couple final prototypes fully assembled, and then tweak any last little things and press go for an order of 200 boards! I'd say I'm still on schedule for February delivery.

Here's a post, including code samples, from xobs explaining how he developed the software for Precursor with Renode and C#.

In this first 'Getting Started' tutorial, we'll start by exploring EMIT's features and discussing how you can access them with Micropython running on your ESP32.

Dear Backers, The pace of development has slowed down a bit as the late summer set in and we took some holidays to rest and recharge. However, over this period, we did manage to accomplish one major new feature that is now available to developers: TLS support, via rustls.

Environmental Monitoring for the Internet of Things

We are happy to report we have started working on the support articles and tutorial videos for Aeroh Link. We've published two of them in our Knowledge Base.

The Smartphone Grip and Tripod Mount

What is open source moon music? Read on to learn the story of our video soundtrack.

While waiting for the final prototype to come back from MacroFab, I've spent some time cleaning up some odds and ends on the software, testing out the old prototype further, and adding some cool new software features.

Most orders have already shipped to backers. We have a delay with the PoE HAT production, and some of your orders include this item. We have asked the Crowd Supply team to ship those orders without the PoE HAT, and do separate shipment of the PoE item as soon as they are delivered to Mouser warehouse. Yup, this means some additional shipment expenses, but we'll cover them by ourselves! We hope to finish the batch of PoE HATs in November. You might already noticed that we published guides on our Wiki. If you missed this - here are the list of guides we have now:

Hello everyone! Burning Man starts in about six weeks, so it's time for an update on your blinky badge.

An easy-to-use, open source capacitive sensing board

Hello Backers, Thank you all for your patience during these last couple weeks. I know a lot of you have not received your orders yet, and this update will explain why.

Thanks to everyone who joined us in the past week, we're now well over 200% funded! I'm already blown away, but there are still several weeks left before the first batch of BeanCounters starts its journey through manufacturing. In the meantime, I'm shepherding the first panels of production prototypes through assembly. There is a lot that I could say about design-for-manufacture and how I'm planning to do the final assembly once the panels come in from PCBWay—and I will talk more about that in a future update—but I want to take this opportunity early in the campaign to reflect on how the BeanCounter design has evolved up to this point.

A low-power, easy-to-program, open-hardware e-paper display with Wi-Fi support and a 9.7" screen

Open Source Modern Toothbrush

Wow! In just a few days we've reached over 40% of our funding goal! We're off to a great start, thank you all so much!

We are excited to announce the introduction of two new color options for Aeroh Link. Since most home appliances are either black or white, we decided to offer those two colors, in addition to the original yellow. You can now order your Black or White Aeroh Link on our campaign page!

After many months of community feedback, testing and tweaking, we’re finally ready to release the Colorado Printing Project’s second product, the Microcluster!

Since the MicroPython Inkplate library was originally a GitHub contribution to us from "tve", we've decided to port it to other Inkplate models and Inkplate 13SPECTRA is no different!