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We are continuously improving our products thanks to our users’ feedback. We added a few nice features and did some improvements.

ANAVI Gas Detector is an entirely open source development board and it is easy to flash a custom firmware. In this video tutorial I will explain how to compile and upload an Arduino sketch to it through Arduino IDE.

The Poster Art of Mike King

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!

Here's a look at the design iterations AquaPing went through on the way to the present version.

The heart of a TB303 synth recreated in modular format.

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

The first production run of the AquaPing is complete. Sensors have been packaged and are being shipped to the Mouser distribution center in Texas, where they will then be sent to all campaign backers.

In this update we cover the amplitude accuracy of ERASynth and show the functionality of the REF input.

A low-cost dev kit for Microchip's PolarFire SoC, a low-power FPGA integrated with a hardened quad core 64-bit RISC-V microprocessor subsystem

Hello supporters and backers. After too long of a silence following the first production batch fulfillment, we are back to public firmware/software issue-solving, feature additions, and the next production batch.

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.

This update covers: returning from Zhuhai to Shenzhen, meetings with Nexell that went extremely well, the production plan for the EOMA68-A20 and Micro-Desktop with Mike currently doing the PCBA.

After more delay than we'd like (sorry!), we are finally shipping! Plus, be careful not to blow up your Ethernet Phy!

A powerful, tiny power monitor shield for your Arduino Nano

An intelligent solar power system for the internet of things

Give your brain a workout with our cast iron brain dumbbells.

This update is about being in Shenzhen for the past few days, during their October National Holiday. In summary, I know now why it's been so damn difficult to get anything done from outside of China: it's the incredibly poor internet access.

Build a fully functional binary clock with your Arduino.