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This update briefly reviews multi-tiered frequency filtering of the AquaPing.

It's an exciting day here at Maximum Plunder Headquarters—the first printer proofs for the book have arrived!

Details on electrical impedance tomography, how it works, and how it compares to other medical imaging techniques.

We are ready to ship, and expect to freight goods from San Francisco to Crowd Supply headquarters in Portland, Oregon!

Production is going well and all parts are in from boxes, packing slips, flexPCBs, electrode cables and more. We are just waiting for the main PCB fab to complete, then will move on to kitting and mailing out. In the meantime, here are some stories from our travels!

I've had a couple of question about safety as well as quite a few with questions about spatial resolution. Here I'll talk about IEC safety and some exciting work to obtain higher resolution.

What is the underlying impedance data signal that Spectra uses, anyway? It's pretty amazing and totally different from EEG and ECG.

First off, a huge thank you to all of our backers thus far. We are excited to see what you will build with the Winkel Board. With this build example we wanted to show that Winkel Board is really powerful and while it is more than ideal for basic builds, it can pull off many advanced builds as well. So we decided to showcase what Winkel Board could achieve with it's huge I/O set and ATmega128's processing power.

A stackable, high-performance, Rockchip RK3588 single-board computer in a Pico-ITX form factor

With two 2.5 Gb Ethernet interfaces, Mixtile Blade 3 is perfect for server applications, and its low-latency, 4x PCIe Gen3 edge connector allows you to scale your deployment by leveraging multiple boards. Furthermore, its on-board neural processing unit (NPU) enhances AI-workload performance and provides extensive support for machine-learning with a 6-TOPS compute performance. This update walks through various quantitative benchmarks that demonstrate the level of performance provided by Mixtile Blade 3.

Check out how Games and Music Performs on the Pocket Reform

We have assembled and shipped the first 25 MNT Reforms! This included completing the Operator Handbook, System Image, and packaging. Also, we used the delay to upgrade the keycaps.

We hope that everyone is having a cozy winter. 2023 is here, so we decided it was time to share the latest and greatest from the world of MNT Reform. Here's what's been going on...

On August 31st, 2021, I personally handed the last laptop from the crowdfunded first batch of MNT Reforms to its owner in Berlin. This concluded an almost half year marathon of assembling laptops in our studio. My coworkers Greta and Magda did incredible work putting all the parts together, printing components, sewing sleeves, and packaging everything for shipping. We had only a very short break before going into the next phase, which is shipping all the devices ordered after June 18, 2020. We call this the "post-crowdfunding" phase. The orders from this phase will be fulfilled by Crowd Supply/Mouser through their US warehouse, so the process is a bit different for us and we have to solve a different set of formalities before we can ship out the first batch. This is now mostly completed and the first batch of ~40 devices is scheduled to leave our premises in the next couple of weeks. We go into further detail about the shipping schedule, talk about the new firmware update, show off a smoother trackball and more in the rest of this update.

MNT Reform has reached its funding goal and will go into production, all thanks to you, the backers! We've started releasing some project documentation, including an interactive system diagram and a set of interactive PCB explorers.

We’re extremely excited for our campaign to go live and officially open orders for SOCORAD32. Thank you for your patience and interest so far and for all the encouragement to get this product out in the world.

This update has lots of news about the Morpheus community, including a new gamepad add-on board, technical details, and reports of a mysterious kidnapping!

Hi there, Yes, we are late, and we apologize. We also apologize for not communicating much. Now, for our backers, here is the long-awaited report with an update on the status of the Sharpikeebo project.

It's our last lap! We hit our funding goal yesterday, and we want to thank you all so much for allowing us to make this crazy project a reality. You are all wonderful people! In this update—which is our last while the campaign is still active—we show off a cryptocurrency-trading application and share a detailed, step-by-step walkthrough on how you can build such a thing yourself.

Get the latest news on the Pocket Integrator campaign and take a look behind the scenes at our design process.