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Using tweezers to place SMD components always felt a little silly to me. (Extracting a part from the tape on which it was shipped, then dumping it onto a table just so you could pick it up again?) So I set out to optimize that workflow. Pixel Pump uses suction and tiny nozzles—just like the automated machines for which SMD tape was designed—to help you pick and place SMD components more quickly and more easily.

We set out with a goal to make robotics simpler for anyone wanting to learn by removing the complication of hardware and wiring. Plus, check out our latest demo video and come find us at Maker Faire Bay Area!

As we start the new year, we can provide you an update on a new board.

This week we focused on bringing the software back up to scratch. This includes the UF2 Bootloader and CircuitPython.

We are getting ever closer now to shipping out the Robo HAT MM1. This week we will finalise the design, organise a test jig and visit the factory. A months worth of news included...

Robo HAT MM1 is a Raspberry Pi and Jetson Nano compatible HAT that is able to interface with many different sensors and a wide variety of software libraries. Make sure you get your Robo HAT MM1 today. Share the project with your friends and others. And be prepared to make your next robotics project your best!

This post covers how to do a brute-force attack with an HID tag on the ProxmarkPro. A brute-force attack is done by trying to guess multiple tag UID's similar to a known working tag UID to gain access.

Here’s another quick update on the progress of the ProxmarkPro.

ProxmarkPro was designed for portable use - unchained. Here's a walkthrough of how to use Unchained mode, as well as a few extra in-the-field settings and features.

No more restrictions from high level software! Access the lowest level of digital radio transmission with this programmable sub-GHz wireless module.

The SchuttenWorks WAVE is An Apple Watch charging stand that Combines technology with nature.

We are happy to report that our packages have resurfaced after the holiday shipping delay we mentioned in our previous update. Crowdfunding orders should be on their way to backers within the next few weeks. If you need to update your shipping address, please do so through your Crowd Supply account settings.

All the ScopeFun units have been manufactured and sent out to Crowd Supply for fulfilment, but unfortunately our shipment is still in transit. The delivery is delayed, which could be due to increased parcel traffic during the holidays. Fulfillment logistics at Crowd Supply are all set, so orders will be sent out shortly after our shipment arrives. As soon as we receive an update, we will share it with you.

There's less than a day to go for the Tigard Campaign - afterwards, Tigard, Bitmagic, and Training will still be available at regular prices. We'll update you with some logistics details once the campaign closes - for now, we have some more details about Tigard and Bitmagic to share. This update contains important information, please click through to read the whole thing.

Backer Andrew B. used Tigard to flash a Sonoff smart plug and, potentially, clean up clutter on their bench.

Last week, we talked about the design process and revisions of Tigard. This week, we'll share details about manufacturing - including design decisions, processes, and pitfalls. We'll finish up with a quick How-To on dumping spi flash. Read the full update for details.

Thanks everyone for supporting the Tigard campaign. I knew other people would be interested in it - but had no idea HOW many people would! Thanks also for your patience since the campaign ended - We've spent the past week working on logistics to make sure everything is set in motion. This week I'll update you on what is and isn't ready to ship, what's being assembled, what's changed, and what will happen once everything is delivered. Click through to the full update for lots of information.

Tigard was designed first and foremost as a tool to enable our training. By extension, it's well suited to plenty of real-world uses as well, which is why we opted for this CrowdSupply campaign as well. Whether you're pledging $39 or $1337, I think you deserve decent documentation and some tutorials on how to use Tigard. This week, I'll start by explaining a little bit of my training philosophy, then I'll outline what will be available for training and documentation, and finally, I'll wrap up with a bit about the economics of running a training business.

Just 5.5" long, just under a pound, just seconds to deploy. nōmad is security to go.

Compu-Global-Hyper-Mega-Net is a "retro internet" service aimed at retro-computing enthusiasts. It aims to emulate the "web 1.0" era of the internet, roughly 1995 to 2005 or so.