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The big news: as of today, we are taking orders for a new version of Sensor Watch. It’s called Sensor Watch Lite, and it’s a simplified, streamlined design that removes the 9-pin connector and moves the temperature sensor onto the board itself. It’s available for pre-order now and will ship this summer.

One of the first questions I got about Sensor Watch came up during our Teardown Session, back when we were assembling the first hundred boards. Helen Leigh, Crowd Supply’s Head of Community, asked: “That one-year battery life: is that real?” The short answer is: I think so! The longer answer involves explaining that thinking, and testing it by experiment.

Hi everyone, let's jump straight in with the update content. Firstly, the Eurorack modules are now shipping from Crowd Supply’s distribution partner, Mouser. You should receive your module very soon, if you haven't already.

We're excited to announce the newest member of the Onion family - Omega2 Dash! The Omega2 Dash brings touchscreen capability to the established Omega2 Linux computer platform. It is a stand-alone, Wi-Fi-enabled, all-in-one solution for providing touch-based visual UIs that can be internet-connected, connected to other devices, or both. It can display the commandline, run programs that create a touch-based UI, and display images (png, jpeg).

Happy new year from the Onion team! Programming your own GUI from scratch is complex and time consuming. To make GUI development with the Omega2 Dash fast and easy, we've worked to make it compatible with the LittleV Graphics Library. LittleVGL (lvgl) gives you all of the building blocks and tools needed to make your own GUI - leaving you free to focus your development time working on the app logic and user experience instead of worrying about graphics.

With the campaign coming to a close at the end of the week, we've realized we have yet to cover a fundamental use-case: writing text to the display on the Omega2 Dash! But before we dive in, there's still time for more backers to join us over the next couple of days before the campaign closes! If you know anybody who would get a kick out of the Omega2 Dash, send them a link to our campaign page.

We're excited to announce the newest member of the Onion family - Omega2 Dash! The Omega2 Dash brings touchscreen capability to the established Omega2 Linux computer platform. It is a stand-alone, Wi-Fi-enabled, all-in-one solution for providing touch-based visual UIs that can be internet-connected, connected to other devices, or both. It can display the command line, run programs that create a touch-based UI, and display images (png, jpeg).

We're excited to announce the newest member of the Onion family - Omega2 Dash! The Omega2 Dash brings touchscreen capability to the established Omega2 Linux computer platform. It is a stand-alone, Wi-Fi-enabled, all-in-one solution for providing touch-based visual UIs that can be internet-connected, connected to other devices, or both. It can display the command line, run programs that create a touch-based UI, and display images (png, jpeg).

The good folks over at Hackaday have put together a review of the Tau LiDAR Camera. And we’re pleased to report that production of the Tau Camera is underway!

Yesterday, while I was at work, funding for this campaign passed the 50% mark! Of course, this is magnificent; in just one out of about four weeks, we are halfway through our target. If we keep this up, we might be able to fund both Milestone 1 and Milestone 2 at the same time!

It's late, but it's finally here!

In this new-year update, we're happy to deliver the schematics and BOMs of the Brain-1 and several of the peripherals. These assets have been released on an Aligni site we created specifically for the SYZYGY hardware projects.

To demonstrate the effectiveness of the SYZYGY standard for rapid prototyping, we gave our summer intern a task to build an open source signal generator design using the new XEM7320 and the SYZYGY DAC peripheral.

We have launched a new repository, syzygy-tools on GitHub. This repository contains a set of tools for SYZYGY carrier and peripheral developers. These include a library that can be used to parse and solve SmartVIO solutions from DNA data along with an application to create DNA binaries from JSON data.

The physical rewards are in and will begin shipping this week!

The insides of the Stenosaurus consist of a single printed circuit board (PCB). Here is a top-down view of the current state of the PCB design...

We ran some tests with and without the heatsink. The results speak for themselves!

I would like to thank all the backers who jump-started this campaign! This update is all about the options for graphic and text rendering when using a 644 Narrow or 1284 Narrow board.

This example will show you how to monitor both USB and VIN power source, query values and raise visual and hardware alerts in less then 5 minutes.

A Pi Compute carrier board in PC/104 format with industrial durability