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First, there was Tomu. Then, came Fomu. Now, there is Qomu, which sits between the two on the CPU-FPGA spectrum.

Hi everyone. We have good news, and we have bad news. The bad news is that Fomu will be delayed a couple of weeks due to some PCB manufacturing issues. The good news is that this gave us more time to hold a Fomu workshop at Teardown, which gave us a lot of interesting feedback, including one particular catastrophic bug that we managed to fix due to the production delay. Read on to find out more!

Dear Backers, SDR! SDR! SDR! Software. Defined. Radio. Say it because its fun! A couple weeks ago, the SDR stretch goal loomed like a distant mirage, something we set out there as a true stretch. And yet now, here we are, writing you to inform you that weve met one of our trigger criteria for the stretch goal a minimum of 200 combined units desktop/laptop/heirloom (system-level) units backed. ...

Now that we've had some time to become familiar with Novena, we've seen new and interesting bugs crop up. We've spent time fixing these bugs, and the result is a system that is much more stable.

It is possible to add support for a new OS to the Rust compiler's stable channel without rebuilding everything, enabling libstd support for entirely new operating systems.

It’s been a couple months since our last update, in part because the world has been in rapid flux and it’s been a struggle to establish ground truth on a number of production-critical factors. The last time we wrote, the very first doses of the Pfizer vaccine were being administered, while the US Capitol was under assault. Now, about 20% of the US has received at least one dose of a vaccine, and a massive stimulus package is being signed into law. This update covers supply-chain delays, omakase case candidates, Precursor sales in Bitcoin, and a status report on the Xous operating system.

Manufacturing and certification during the Lunar New Year... read all about the challenges of development during a major holiday and a pandemic.

We missed our estimated shipping date by a couple of weeks, but Precursor is finally shipping to backers - more than half of the crowdfunding orders have already shipped and all outstanding orders should be shipped very soon. The global electronics supply chain is still a mess, but we remain undaunted. On the plus side, logistical delays freed up enough time to complete the first pass of a Braille version of Precursor!

Just a quick update from the line in Korea - we've started production of the Precursor PCBAs! Here are some photos of the journey thus far. And, before I forget: you can catch me (bunnie) and xobs on a Crowd Supply Teardown Sessions livestream happening on Wednesday, December 15th, 2021 at 9 PM Pacific. Even better, Crowd Supply is giving away a Precursor. See you there!

I was thinking we'd be light on new features due to the holidays, but I was wrong! Our development community has rallied, and we've got a nice list of compelling improvements in this release.

What a busy summer it has been! We’re overdue for a comprehensive update. So, without further ado, here’s the latest news on Precursor.

You believed in us, and so on Christmas day, the PDF of "When Thea LED the Way" will be released to the public!

First, there was Tomu. Then, came Fomu. Now, there is Qomu, which sits between the two on the CPU-FPGA spectrum.

What a week it's been. Between LinuxConf Australia (LCA2018) in Sydney, our work on the Tomu bootloader, and the support from our wonderful backers, it's been a busy time.

Hi backers. It's been a while, but we've got some very good news: Production on Tomu has finished, and we're getting ready to ship! If your address has changed since you backed Tomu, make sure to log into your Crowd Supply account and change it, because we'll start shipping Tomu boards very soon.

Hi everyone! Here's an update for you on the status of TinyNES production. There's some good news and some bad (but not terrible) news, so let's get right to it...

Some details on the process of plastic injection moulding PocketSprite's enclosure.

We're starting to ship orders.

So, today marks the end of our crowdfunding campaign, and we couldn't be happier with the result! Over 2500 people pledged for a PocketSprite. This means we not only made our US$20000 campaign goal, but shot past it by 750%! Obviously, we're very happy with this result and we'd like to thank you all for chipping in and making our dream of mass-producing the PocketSprite a reality.

Our third annual party for hacking, discovering, and sharing hardware