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A new guide, noisy transformers, and news from the production line.

This week, I wanted to go beyond theory and dive a little deeper into "doing actual stuff".

We are very happy to share with you that all backers' orders have been shipped to Mouser for distribution!

One week left! After several questions and much discussion, we are delighted to announce that we will now be publishing our step-by-step tutorials in both MicroPython and C/C++ (using Arduino IDE). We want to make it as easy as possible for you to develop EMIT code in your preferred programming language and IDE. This update also includes a list of tutorials that we plan to release by the time we EMIT ships to backers.

We've completed the manufacture of all EMIT PCBs and checked all components in preparation for assembly, which is set to begin next week, immediately after the Chinese mid-Autumn holidays.

The OLED variant has changed from a SSD1306 to a SH1106 controller. This is only applicable to orders placed after January 31st - existing orders are unaffected by this change.

So, boards, parts, stencils have been ordered. There are some delays due to the Coronavirus in China, but the boards are finished with production and they should ship soon. Beta boards will be shipping in March.

Based on some early feedback and supporter questions, I have added, and am testing, a new feature in the firmware to allow the user's application to shut down power for a programmed amount of time to allow increased control over power management.

We have been busy getting everything assembled and ready to ship! The Nyquists are assembled and ready for programming...

We devised a unique project that notifies anyone that you are not to be disturbed or are in a meeting.

Feed your pet remotely, or on a schedule set in a Google Calendar.

Deepwave Digital will be hosting their next webinar on April 14, 2020 at 1 PM EST. In this webinar, we will demonstrate how to detect and label training data for signal classification, using the cuSignal signal processing techniques learned in our previous webinar.

Apologies for the radio silence. We're currently going through the FCC certification process, awaiting the last fix to the key fobs, and finally shipping the first units.

Please join our AMA (ask me anything) **TODAY** September 2nd at 5PM eastern, 2PM pacific, which is 6AM the next morning at DiceKeys HQ (KST). Select attendees will be invited to participate in our beta program and receive free beta hardware. Here's the Invite link: https://discord.gg/rKaMuwV

We're so grateful for the amazing reception our campaign has received and so excited to see our first update reach > 1 kilobackers. If you're wondering when your DiceKey(s) will arrive, read on, including for a chance to be part of our beta program and receive a free test DiceKey as early as September.

Over the weekend we hit our funding goal and we'd like to say thank you to all of our backers!

In this update I'll go over some answers to common questions, review some great resources, and answer some questions...

Most of you should have received your Piunora by now! The documentation is still a work in progress, but all the crucial things are there to support you. Keep checking it out now and again when you start using Piunora for a project, there will probably be new guides and articles for all aspects of Piunora.

In this update I want to show you how easy it is to create custom machine learning models for your Piunora using tools like Edge Impulse. Edge Impulse recently added support for the Raspberry Pi 4 and, along with it, the Compute Module 4. In fact, you don't need anything but your Piunora for the entire workflow covered in this update!

Production is progressing on multiple fronts. I submitted my final design files to my PCBA fab four weeks ago. I've also been in contact with a fab to produce recyclable paper packaging for Piunora, and I just got pictures for the samples that I ordered. Those samples arrived at my main production fab so they can test packing up the final production prototypes once they are ready. Unfortunately, issues with PCB silk screening have forced me to push the estimated ship date back to the first half of October. Thank you for your patience, and see below for more details.