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A flexible FNIRS and blood-flow biofeedback Kit

Arduino-compatible USB IR Receiver

We are grateful for the support we have received so far and excited to continue this journey with you. After carefully evaluating our project needs, engaging in extensive negotiations with our suppliers, and discussing the matter with Crowd Supply, we have decided to reduce our funding goal to a value we have already surpassed. The update below covers the process by which we arrived at this decision.

The EOMA68-A20 Computer Card has been using the older u-boot and sunxi-3.4 kernels for some time. This update shows a recent mainline u-boot (2016.07) and a sunxi-next near-mainline 4.7.0-rc5 Linux kernel.

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.

It's been only couple weeks since the last update, but we're back and with amazing news: DIY Kits are shipping!

Pre-production prototypes of the Microdesktop and EOMA68-A20 boards were initiated last month, samples were completed last week and tested. Short version: another pre-production run is needed.

The pre-production EOMA68-A20 HDMI Revision 2.7.5 review is nearly complete and the capacitors replaced; Thank you to everyone who's helped with funding.

Why should you buy a Librem laptop?

Ultra-reflective urban-oriented bike tires.

Hurray, we reached our funding goal! Also, the campaign is almost over! Time flies when you're having fun I guess. Time also flies when you're very busy. :) In this update I wanted to talk about the test fixture used to test each unit before it gets shipped to you.

We're already funded and the last components for the December scheduled batch have arrived.

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

A power regulator is inexplicably not working, so we'll need to replace it. We'll get there, one step at a time.

Thank you for your patience while we continue to manufacture and ship LimeSDR, LimeSDR Mini, and related products. We are experiencing a modest delay in fulfilling all outstanding orders while we ramp up higher-volume manufacturing and transfer inventory management fully over to Crowd Supply.

The EOMA68 project has a lot of 3D printing to do! This update describes some of the challenges, progress, and alternate approaches.

A low-cost, low-power NAS for 3.5" drives

Last week, we focused on DFM considerations that went in to Tigard - this week we'll talk about testing - both the design consideration as well as the testing hardware and software.

During the weekend I have published a short video tutorial in YouTube how to compile and upload an Arduino sketch to it through Arduino IDE.