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People who want to learn will not be stopped, and often those of us who most want to learn are the furthest from the resources There are 18 days left in the campaign today. The middle parts of any campaign is not as glamorous as the launch, but to make this project awesome, we need to keep that campaign going. I appreciate all of your support, but I'm asking you to reach out to friends and co-workers and let them know about this project. We've had a great start, but we need to keep gaining at least 5 new backers a day to set us up for success.

Hi Backers! Wow, so many things have happened since we last were in touch. I’ll run through them here quickly: I ordered and received 5 kits’ worth of parts to assemble first articles from Bay Area Circuits.

Backers, hi! I have SO many updates! Ok firstly (incredible to me that this already somehow seems So Last Week) the Circuit Classics cartoon postcards are printed (thank you, H&H Imaging!) These have been delivered to CrowdSupply and are ready to go to you.

We are almost through the month and have made good progress on sending kits out. Many of you have received tracking numbers, or even already received your books, kits.

In this update, I’ll show you how to stream 16,000 samples per second on a Raspberry Pi 4.

I've been wanting to show this off for a long time, and I finally got the software working!

Here's the instructions for getting the HackEEG hardware and software running

The HackEEG campaign is now live and funding!

Here's a quick status update on Jupiter Nano production and estimated ship date.

Over the years, the Eduponics community has been growing at a slow but steady rate. We are happy to see all the different projects that extend the Eduponics mini platform beyond what we thought was possible.

HackEEG is designed to read your brainwaves (EEG). So how do you do that?

This update is about compiling NuttX for the Jupiter Nano. It builds on last week's update on just running NuttX. Today, we'll learn about how to compile it from scratch, get it onto the board, run, configure, and debug it.

Thank you all for sticking with us so far as we finish manufacturing and prepare for delivery and shipment. We have a few important updates to share with you.

Manufacturing progress on the Eduponics Mini and Extension, plus improved documentation and new software libraries.

Read about our manufacturing and development progress. Things are moving along nicely!

Our first batch of boards is at Crowd Supply's warehouse! Also, the latest on the effects of the chip shortage on StereoPi V2 production.

Made in the USA, handmade drift trikes. For drifters by drifters.

The first batch of Fomus have begun to make their way to Crowd Supply in Portland. Once they get there, Crowd Supply can begin sending out Fomu boards to each of the backers. We're still waiting on the next batch, which we expect to be complete in late August, but we're happy that the first few hundred units have started their journey to get to you.

Hello Fomu backers! You may have noticed that the shipping date on the Crowd Supply website has been slowly slipping. This is because of a manufacturing delay, and today I would like to share with you the reason behind this delay and what we're doing to fix it. It all has to do with the manufacturing of the actual printed circuit board, which is a complex beast. We have a solution to this problem now, so read on to find out more!