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The NeTV2 production pipeline is really starting to take shape. In about one week I will be heading to South Korea to bring up a new line for NeTV2 production. Although I had originally intended to do production in Dongguan, China, those plans were a quick casualty of the trade war between the US and China.

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.

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

As ChipWhisperer-Husky gets close to entering the end of the campaign, we wanted to share some of the new features you'll get to enjoy. Our final update during the campaign next week will include a sneak peek at how we test units as we prepare for production. But in the mean-time, we wanted to recap what makes the ChipWhisperer-Husky so much more exciting than the previous ChipWhisperer-Lite!

It’s a handle! It’s a stand! Gerp is a universal grip for tablets, mobile devices & more. Gerp gets a grip on your gadgets!

To be able to use your Tarocco board, you need to make sure that:

For my first weekly update, I have prepared a pinout diagram to help clarify how NeuroStimDuino connects to an Arduino MEGA or Due. This update also introduces the I²C library that you will use to configure and control the stimulator.

Exquisite printed circuit boards that bring to life Forrest Mims' vintage designs from "Getting Started in Electronics."

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 again NeuroStim Enthusiasts! Now that you already have or are about to receive your own NeuroStimDuino, we have put together a getting started tutorial for you all. This tutorial will take you through the basic steps of setting up the hardware and software for configuring NeuroStimDuino.

Hey folks! Our campaign ended yesterday, and we exceeded our funding goal by a significant margin. We are deeply grateful to Crowd Supply and to all of our backers for making this campaign a great success. Thank you!! This update also demonstrates how you can control two or more NeuroStimDuinos using a single I²C bus.

Let's start this update with some good news: We've received the funds from the campaign and manufacturing is in full swing.

Take control of your home as never before.

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.

A seamless knit earbud sleeve that provides a cool look and feel, but most importantly keeps your earbuds TANGLE-FREE!

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

The past couple weeks has been consumed with getting every last detail ironed over. Testing hardware and improving software has taken up most of that time.

Hi everyone! As you have likely noticed, things often don't go as planned. In our previous update, as well as an update before this, we planned that new review sets would be shipped to reviewers and developers in April, and first batch would be shipped to backers somewhere mid-summer. It's end of July and none of this has happened yet; so let's break down why, what has been done, and what are the next steps in fulfilling the SlimeVR campaign.

An open edge-AI camera kit compatible with OpenVINO and based on the Intel Myriad X

Backer Jonathan Lister used the Anavi Light Controller to make a nifty "alarm clock" that simulates a natural sunrise. Read the full update to find out how he did it.