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Hello everyone! Thank you for signing up and backing this project! We will delve into the hardware components of the Vision FPGA SoM in this update.

A new type of oscilloscope that’s fast, flexible, and completely open

Open Source All-in-One Instrumentation

A high-performance SDR seamlessly integrated with state-of-the-art deep learning hardware

An MCU + eFPGA dev kit with 100% vendor-supported open source tools that fits inside your USB port

A 100% open source dev board for the EOS S3 low-power MCU with embedded FPGA

An open, full-duplex, USB stick software-defined radio

You no longer have to be a large corporation to be an innovator in wireless communications.

First of all, a massive thank you to everyone who backed the campaign, supported us with messages, reported issues, helped fix them, ported their apps to support XTRX, and shared their test results with us.

The Xilinx Artix dev kits that fit in your laptop. A convenient, affordable way to explore Xilinx PCIe IP.

Because ScopeFun is completely open source, users can modify it or add new features simply by editing the source code. To show how easy it is to customize ScopeFun, we have created a short tutorial in which we implement a filter inside the FPGA to average digital samples coming from the onboard AD converter. As we discussed in our previous update, this filter has the effect of reducing noise in the captured signal.

A low-cost dev kit for Microchip's PolarFire SoC, a low-power FPGA integrated with a hardened quad core 64-bit RISC-V microprocessor subsystem

Glider is the core of the Modos Paper Dev Kit. It's an open-source, e-ink display controller board designed to enable low-latency, high-refresh e-paper displays. Unlike typical e-ink solutions, Glider focuses on reducing latency to make e-ink viable for interactive applications like coding, writing, and lightweight real-time use.

A software-defined radio platform with integrated processor for creating self-contained wireless networks

This board is purpose-built to expand the capabilities of the HiFive Unleashed board and comes pre-programmed with a PCIe Root Port in the PolarFire FPGA and much more. Make a RISC-V PC!

A fast, low-latency, open-hardware e-paper monitor and dev kit

BIO is the I/O co-processor in the Baochip-1x. In this update, I’ll talk about the origins of the BIO, starting by working through a detailed study of the Raspberry Pi PIO as a reference before diving into the architecture of the BIO.

An open, full-duplex, USB stick radio for femtocells and more

A new open source, 3D printable enclosure now makes it easy to combine the ULX3S with a seven-inch HDMI display to create a compact, portable FPGA workstation.