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The long wait is over, and many backers have already received their Mathpads! If you haven't yet got yours, don't worry - you should have it in a few days.

As we head toward the end of the year, we'd like to provide an update on where we are today. Thank you again for backing the campaign and for your patience while we've been working through events, regulations, and production. We're happy to say that things are going well.

The hard truth is that a T1S mixing segment, even though it's a TCP/IP "network", is really an island unto itself. In this day and age, when we think of a "network", we think of something that has worldwide reach, something that we can easily talk to from our computers or cell phones, and can make use of convenient network infrastructure we usually take for granted, such as DHCP and DNS.

We are happy to announce a second firmware update for the PGB-1, with a few quality-of-life improvements and new synth engines.

Open Source Software Defined Charger (SDC) & Open USB-PD3.2 Development Platform

In this update, we will go over ideas to inspire you to customize your Diptyx E-reader. One of the big advantages of open-source hardware is that there are no limits to what you can or can't do with your device.

The Pareto principle, also known as the 80/20 rule, states that for many outcomes, roughly 80% of consequences come from 20% of causes. The pursuit of getting the last 20% right is the reason that both ManT1S and ManT1S-Bridge are already on revision five before they are even released!

An RP2350B & ESP32-powered devkit and retro gaming handheld

Welcome Pixblasters MINI LED Controller to the AMD FPGA Playground and check out the latest from sSDR!

In our previous update, we discussed the "high voltage" side of the equation and why we chose a 55 V input limit. Today, we are looking at the other side of that coin: current.

We’d like to share a quick update on the Pixblasters MS1 Video LED Controller. The MS1 has recently undergone a PCB upgrade, introducing several practical improvements based on enclosure planning and long-term usability.

Discover one of the Pacific Northwest’s most unique stores—offering an ever-changing selection of items for hobbyists, makers, programmers, and DIY enthusiasts of all ages, from creative projects to advanced industrial robotics.

A hybrid organism performing—sound, motion, and AI co-creating in a live embodied system.

How can we explore weird new materials and processes in 3D printing, and how can we share our experiments for others to replicate and extend? This talk will discuss open source tools and online communities for creative fabrication!

We're excited to share an important milestone for KVM-GO: our goods have now been shipped to the United States.

Get the latest shipping news and learn about the latest developments in hardware documentation and firmware.

Learn more about GameTank's software development ecosystem, a new game, and more news.