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Open source, no-code, battery-powered Edge AI camera with night vision, motion detection, and TensorFlow Lite support

Greetings to our dear backers. This update includes a high-level explanation of Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE). It also includes a link to a complete technical guide that offers more than 40 pages of PowerPoint-like presentation to broaden your knowledge about BLE functionality, architecture, techniques, tips, and insights.

A hackable, open-source gadget for gamers and makers that sits on top of your monitor like a webcam to keep important notifications, reminders, and stats visible

Good news: so far, the main processor is still on track for the manufacturing of the next batch of CANFDuinos, which should arrive this month. For this field update, we are going to show you how the CANFDuino can be easily customized for your application by using the PCB prototyping area.

The compact, open, and smart PCB reflow machine. Bake your dream!

A handheld RFID & NFC test instrument optimized for untethered use in the field

A re-release of our pocket-sized 8-bit synth, complete with four voices, four effects, five-note polyphony, record, playback, and more!

A kite-balloon offering quiet, long-term flight for videography, communications, and meteorology.

A low-power, low-cost, wireless wearable built with chip-stacking technology.

We're half way to the funding goal. Help us hit our goal so we can start right away on the new designs and deliver way early.

Enjoy instant relief from allergies and pollutants in your personal bubble of fresh, clean air.

Thanks to your support, the SlimeVR campaign was funded within 12 hours. Currently, more than 1000 people have ordered themselves a Slime set or two. This is a huge step for open source VR, and hopefully it's only the first of many. This update talks a bit about our place in the open source community that has grown up around full-body tracking for VR, introduces a new foot-tracking video, and briefly mentions our plans for the near future

Welcome to the world of USB C-thru: a passive board for your USB Type-C development and testing. Thank you for your interest in our project - we hope that the USB C-thru is the tool you've been waiting for to unlock the world of USB Type-C/USB Power Delivery(PD). As part of the campaign, we will be posting updates with demos and instructions on how to use USB C-thru to explore and develop USB Type-C/USB PD.

An open source, privacy friendly, compact GNSS receiver with ESP32 and NFC for all your location based projects, including tracking surveillance cameras

An easy-to-use tool for controlling I²C devices

New: Tomu, Update: XTRX, Coming Soon: Periscope Case, In-stock: GnuBee PC1, In-stock: ALio Proto Board, Update: ANAVI Light pHAT

A Wearable Audio Device