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

Chainable RGB LED-matrix displays for Arduino

Open source, modular, highly customizable robotics and automation platform

A bright, portable, hackable, full-color LED light fixture, for use on stage, in exhibits, and in the classroom.

An ESP32-based board with wired Ethernet connectivity and power over Ethernet

Portable, DIY, open hardware retro-gaming console

With step by step guides for integrating Home Assistant, you can use air lab for portable and at-home monitoring!

Re-imagining American Bicycle Manufacturing

It's been over a month since our last update so we thought we'd share some of the recent progress. As mentioned in our last update, during the month of February all manufacturing was shut down due to the Chinese New Year holiday. In early March, staff returned to the factories and began making progress on finishing Discovery Dish.

A Wi-Fi-enabled, live-codable LED controller with a web-based development environment

An open source stereoscopic camera based on Raspberry Pi

This post provides a whirlwind tour through Precursor's System on Chip.

Hey everyone! It’s been really busy here between doing assembly, design work, testing, and finding places to store everything as it arrives! There’s a lot to cover in this update, and it’s pretty much good news across the board, so let’s dive in.

The World's First Open Source RISC-V-based 32-bit μC

We currently offer a number of card modules that you can use with Open Game Station, and there will be more in the future. And the open source community has provided many ready-made and interesting games that you can play. But those of you who get to know our hardware and our firmware will be in a position to develop games that are even more fun to play. And you can implement your game—or the hardware functionality upon which it depends—as a card module! Doing so is not particularly difficult. This update describes the process by which you can write or modify the firmware of a card module. In our next update, we will talk about the hardware aspects of these modules.

Combine LED strips to create a huge display that acts as a regular video monitor.

A more hackable ARM Cortex M0+ brain upgrade for Casio's iconic F-91W

We've compiled a comprehensive FAQ page, addressing all the queries that you, our backers and enthusiasts, have brought up.

Arduino and Beyond with ARM Cortex M3.