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Project · Onion Omega2 Dash

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An open-source touchscreen & Wi-Fi-connected Linux dev board

Project Update · Frequently Asked Questions

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Throughout the course of our campaign, and long before it began, you've been asking us questions. Today we will try to answer as many of them as possible and put those answers here for all to see!

Project · UltraMiner FPGA

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Affordable 16 nm Xilinx FPGA dev board for crypto mining and other high performance applications

Project Update · Example SwarmDrive Firmware for BLDC Motor Commutation: Part II + Campaign Extension and Lower Price!

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I would like to share with you that we have decided to extend the campaign for two more weeks. as an extra incentive we decided to lower the price of SwarmDrive to $59!! Also, last week in part I of Example SwarmDrive Firmware for BLDC Motor Commutation we covered the setup of the Space Vector LUT and obtaining the motor characteristics. In this second part we will look at the actual commutation code.

Project · Boondock Echo

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Internet-backed recording and playback device for two-way radios

Project Update · Using CANFDuino as an Open Source Bus Analyzer for CANFD

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As mentioned in our previous post, we think SavvyCAN developed by Collin Kidder is the best open-source cost per channel software tool for CAN bus sniffing. Finally, we have spent some time bringing the CANFDuino and the GVRET protocol for SavvyCAN up to speed to handle CANFD messages from 2 ports.

Project · ZimaBlade

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A single-board x86 personal server for cyber natives

Project · Tobor Robotics

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Open source, modular, highly customizable robotics and automation platform

Project Update · GPIO Interfacing

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One of the more common questions I get is about making use of the GPIOs in the μArt. I then answer something along the lines of "once you have a kernel recent enough with the new driver, you can just use the standard sysfs GPIO interface like you do with any other single-board computer". But did you know that there are other possibilities beside the sysfs interface? More importantly, did you know that the sysfs interface that everybody talks about and is most commonly used is officially deprecated and strongly discouraged? And besides, what if you don't have a recent kernel with the μArt project's mainline contributions, how can you use GPIOs then? What if you are using Windows, not Linux? This update is all about GPIOs, and we'll cover all your options.

Project Update · Applications & Examples

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This update includes a series of tables that show the various functions that Protocol droid provides with no programming required. These tables also show a number of sample applications, each of which will be covered in a step-by-step guide that we will publish in our GitHub repository.