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Check out user AE Chadwick's stunning home automation control center, featuring the Anavi MacroPad 2. It's really impressive!

Here's some news about how the global chip shortage has impacted the Macro Pad 2 project. (Spoiler: it's not bad news!)

Anavi Macropad 8 user, Marc N., used the pad as a learning platform to successfully submit a new keymap for VLC Player to the Quantum Mechanical Keyboard project.

See how user E. Iosifidis wrote a Visual Studio keymap running on a customized Macro Pad 8.

Please have a look at this video and follow the steps below to assemble ANAVI Macro Pad 8 Developer kit. Although you can do it with your bare hands, simple tools like a screwdriver, tweezers and a keycap puller might be useful.

I have publish a short video tutorial to explain how to switch from Celsius to Fahrenheit.

In August 2019 I created an ESP8266-powered, open source, Wi-Fi dev board for monitoring indoor air quality and detecting dangerous gases called ANAVI Gas Detector. I placed one ANAVI Gas Detector in my kitchen and soon after that I placed another on my desk for maker activities. At that time while soldering I was using a bulky and noisy smoke absorber. Naturally, an idea came to my mind: let's upgrade the gas detector to a fume extractor by putting a brushless 5V DC fan and a filter. ANAVI Fume Extractor was born!

This tutorial explains the exact steps of how to assemble the ANAVI Fume Extractor developer kit. The whole process can take up to 30-40min. A screwdriver is required.

In the previous update we have covered the exact steps to assemble a kit with ANAVI Gas Detector. The next step is to connect it to your Wi-Fi network.

All ANAVI Gas Detector kits include a MQ-135 analog gas sensor module for detecting air quality. According to the data sheet of MQ-135, the sensitivity characteristics of the sensor depend on temperature and humidity. Because of this, the Advanced and Developer kits of ANAVI Gas Detector also include a HTU21D I2C temperature and humidity sensor module. For everyone's convenience, the default Arduino sketch for ANAVI Gas Detector supports both Celsius and Fahrenheit.

Thank you very much for supporting ANAVI Light pHAT! In less than a week we met the first stretch goal and there will be nice stickers for all of you.

Home Assistant is a popular open source home automation platform written in Python 3 programming language. The GNU/Linux distribution Hassbian makes Home Assistant perfect to run on a Raspberry Pi. Out of the box, it supports popular mass market Internet of Things such as IKEA Trådfri, Philips Hue, Google Assistant, Alexa / Amazon Echo, Nest, KODI, and many more.

This video tutorial covers the exact steps to assemble ANAVI Miracle Controller Advanced Kit.

Watch the video to learn how to make do-it-yourself holiday lights for Christmas and Halloween using ANAVI Miracle Controller, Olimex WS2811 LED ropes, and the popular open source home automation platform Home Assistant!

Alistair Chapman, an early backer, adopter and contributor of ANAVI Light Controller, recently shared in his blog how he has connected ANAVI Light Controller with Home Assistant.

Serial decoding has been the most requested Haasoscope feature. Now it has it!

Many thanks for responding to our survey! Some survey responses for your enjoyment.

Thanks to you early backers, we've sold out all of the early-bird specials and more! It has been fun making and launching Acusis, and we are very grateful for your support.

Hello Asylum backers. The time has come. We are shipping bikes. Since receiving our initial batch of frames, weve been busy with quality control and assembling our complete builds. Our initial bike builds took longer than subsequent ones because we had to hone in precise assembly measurements. Each bike frame size has different cable and housing measurements. Once we had built up a full size...