Results for 'micropython'

Open source digital I/O module with two SPDT relays and two isolated AC or DC input channels for RaspberryPi, Arduino, and other embedded platforms

DIN Rail electronics passed tests

Two fully programmable, open source, no-solder, hot-swappable mechanical keyboards powered by Raspberry Pi & CircuitPython

A party for hacking, discovering, and sharing hardware

An open source INS/GNSS-navigation development board

An open-source, Arduino-compatible, ESP32-based audio development board

We are happy to report that nearly all crowdfunded Inkplates have now shipped out to backers! If you received yours, please drop us a line and let us know what you think. This update includes information about the Forum, ongoing Arduino librarary development work, some new sample code, and our plans for the future.

An open source multi-channel hand-tracking interface for music, art, and more

An expandable multichannel wireless BioAmp interface for HCI & BCI

A powerful, open hardware ECP5 FPGA dev board

Hard to believe how time flies. It's been 6 years already since we first introduced the wESP32 on Crowd Supply! And it's still going strong, this little thing that started thanks to all of you backers who helped make it a reality. Thank you! One of the main reasons the wESP32 is still going strong is that customers keep finding cool uses for the powerful combo of the amazing ESP32 ecosystem, combined with networking and 13 W of power delivered through a single cable. One such customer is Christopher Greenlee, who created the Hornet Nest Alarm Panel using the wESP32, and he is now launching his own campaign right here on Crowd Supply!

An open-hardware Python microcontroller for LEGO®

A paper-like monitor for reading, writing, and focused work

It's easy to think of EMIT as a 'hardware project.' Even for us. But the past week has been full of stark reminders that there's a lot more to IoT that just the hardware! The good news is that, after a fairly stressful week, we have improved EMIT's firmware significantly and released an open source MQTT monitoring tool that you might find helpful when implementing your own projects.

We've reached the halfway mark of the campaign, still blown away by the numbers, and our new Pick n Place is here, so we are ramping up production! We're also happy to show off the first third-party add-on board for TinyPICO and an unboxing video from Hackster.

The finger-tip sized ARM Cortex-M4F module with BT 5, BT Mesh, and 30 I/O

Before we can ship units to backers, we need to test them. And, production progress!