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IQ Motion Control is excited to announce that we will be receiving the Vertiq 8108 beta prototypes in early March and will immediately begin testing upon reception.

Thanks again to everybody who helped us reach our goal. Today is the last day of our crowdfunding campaign, and, to celebrate—you guessed it—we've published another tutorial! This week, we'll walk you through the process of reading input from USB keyboards and controllers.

This final tutorial of the campaign covers how to conveniently run all your games from an SD card.

It's time for the final installment of our Sound tutorial, which explains how to import MIDI sounds and songs into your code, play them with uSVC, and manage your audio output.

We've published our second tutorial on playing sounds with uSVC. In this tutorial, we explore the techniques you will use to reproduce a PCM audio sample, be it the sound of a voice, the squeal of a tire, the boom of an explosion, or something else. You will learn how to prepare and compress an audio sample in order to save space, how to import that sample, and how to play it with uSVC.

We reached out funding goal! Thank you so much for your support! This update also covers our new tutorial on how to code a smooth-scrolling screen.

In this update, we take a look at the core technology at the heart of uSVC. Read the full update for all the details.

This update introduces our latest tutorial where we teach you how to draw "sprites" using uSVC.

Check out this update to learn about new cases and a new tutorial for uSVC.

In a hurry to get coding? Here's a brief guide to getting started quickly with IZIRUN boards.

RGGBer is fully funded! Many thanks to everyone for their support. To commemorate this milestone, this update takes a look back on the development history of the RGGBer project and how it got to where it is today.

This update from the RGGBer team discusses how to use RGGBer for Assisted Driving Systems and how to connect a MIPI output camera.

RGGBer's FPGA processor board is an inexpensive dev tool with many potential applications beyond machine vision.

After some setbacks, RGGBer manufacture is restarting soon.

RGGBer provides both HMDI input and output channels. This makes RGGBer suitable for most real-time video processing projects. One example is the VPU (video processing unit) card described in this update.

Use RggBer to make a programmable HD video display card to stream from source to screen.

Now that our campaign is off and running, let's dig into how Snekboard runs its electronics at 3.3V while the LEGO motors receive 9V.

While it’s true that 1btn is a simple, minimalist interface that excels at performing just one task with just one click, we have been working on making it a more versatile device that can perform more than one task, but without compromising its simplicity.

Manufacturing of our latest large batch is now complete, and the Crowd Supply and Mouser stores are both stocked and ready to ship out. Thanks to everyone who was waiting for your patience while we finished manufacturing this batch.

Including external-component phase-distortion experiments focused on cable-length changes and external LNAs and filters