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The AquaPing is not a flow meter, it's a leak detector. There is an important difference...

It's taken us a lot of time and effort, but we finally got SlimeVR properly certified with FCC as a wearable device, along with our own FCC ID. That means there are no more obstacles for us to ship Slimes to you, the backers! Which is what we're doing now!

The CANFDuino platform can be turned into a handy two-port CAN/FD sniffing tool for basic monitoring of bus traffic without any fancy PC-side software. What’s interesting is that a very old-school terminal protocol developed in the 1970’s for VT100 terminals plays a part. The ANSI X3.64 protocol provided a really simple method for manipulating cursor location and printing to the screen driven by the embedded device (a duty that nowadays is implemented in PC software that can be OS and driver dependent as well as licensed). Enter modern day browsers, for which terminal-emulator web pages have been developed. Or you can turn to the ubiquitous, free, and reliable terminal program PuTTY. Basically any PC-side “terminal emulator” can be used to “CANalyze” bus traffic, regardless of how it runs or what OS it’s on (provided USB to serial drivers). It’s not the most beautiful or elaborate solution, but hey, it’s simple, easy, and cheap. The following update delves deeper into this application of CANFDuino.

Security keys you create by rolling dice

A shield for Adafruit's Feather boards for making complex robots with ease

In this update, we share some of the work we’ve been doing to simplify development for the Modos Paper Monitor. Built into the driver board is a USB host that allows you to perform many operations, beyond simply pushing pixels. To simplify access to these extra features, we’re building an SDK that can be used in Python, Rust, and C. Along with options for refreshing the entire screen and portions of the screen, the first version of the SDK will also allow you to set different update modes for different areas of the screen. For instance, if you’re using a code editor, you can set the code pane to the “typing” mode to get the fastest, cleanest experience for editing code, while leaving the rest of the screen in the “browsing” mode to get high-quality grays for UI and navigation...

An open source robotics and automation controller for Raspberry Pi.

A 3D Printer Enclosure System

Tiny, durable, open source, long-range LoRa GPS tracker

Hiyo Slimes! Its been an epic start to the year for SlimeVR already, with our Butterfly Trackers campaign launching and reaching its funding goal in a little over a day!! If you haven't already checked it out, head over to the Butterfly Trackers campaign page and check out the amazing trailer we made.

It's been a while, but we're about to make the biggest shipment of Slimes so far. 2889 sets of Slimes are ready to be picked up by UPS in the next few days!

An open-source software game for practicing stenography. Learn to type 200+ words per minute.

An open source Wi-Fi connected IoT button

A new line of guitars from Casiano inspired by the Les Paul and Stratocaster.

Plant OS™ The garden for the 21st century. Perfect your garden from the palm of your hand.

An open-source, dual-screen e-reader

A clever, open hardware add-on board that lets you play your Pocket Operator drum machine like a maraca!

Arduino Pro Micro functionality and pinout with 5-20 V power delivery through USB-C

A compact, richly-featured, open-hardware ESP32-M1 dev board with a Wi-Fi range of up to 1.2 km

We are excited to announce that the Logic Analyzer feature of ESP32JTAG is now fully functional. Both the hardware and the Web User Interface are working even better than expected.