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Hello everyone, just a quick update! We have received the manufactured and diced wafers and we have been hard at work picking and sorting everyone's die.

For this update, we are taking a deep dive under the hood to look at one of the most critical aspects of designing a pocket-sized power supply: Thermal Management.

Nothing beats an 8-bit classic like the Super Nintendo Entertainment System! Come relive the glory days at the RetroPie Arcade, featuring SNES emulation via RetroPie and authentic SNES controllers, for some button-mashing, pixel-pounding fun.

This project was born from two desires. One, see if our dog could be taught to use buttons without spending piles of money. Two, to make use of an ancient Raspberry Pi. Lots of people have done a project like this, and it isn’t necessary to use a Raspberry Pi. That just happened to be the only unused piece of electronics I had on hand with audio output. But, I will say that I definitely recommend this approach for a couple reasons. Firstly, it’s very easy to get running in Python with Adafruit’s Blinka library. Second, it leaves lots of room for growth (both in number of buttons and features like button presses sending digital messages).

All the latest from the Walter project, including successful certification testing, our participation at Embedded World 2024, and Soracom SIM cards for individuals

Our current priority is completing a pilot production run of about 50 units. This will give us confidence in our suppliers and manufacturing partners, and help us identify any early issues with how we're intending to produce our larger batches. Much of our time over the last month has been spent preparing for that run. This update covers ongoing work related to Tangara's PCB, case, and firmware, among other developments.

I'm pleased to announce Crowd Supply has been acquired by Mouser Electronics. After pouring years of effort into Crowd Supply, we are all very proud of what we've built, so we took the decision to join Mouser very seriously.

Accelerating innovative FPGA designs to shape the future

Learn how our journey to a better KVM began...

Learn how to use ANAVI Handle to turn your old laptop into a portable retro-gaming powerhouse.

Good news! The Open Source Hardware Association (OSHWA) has officially granted certification to ANAVI Handle. OSHWA's certification program ensures that a project's conception of "open source hardware" harmonizes with the broader community's definition, thus guaranteeing transparency and accessibility.

I wanted to reach out and give an update specifically on the iPad version of *A Weather Walked In*.

We are proud to announce that our Espoir campaign is now live and available for pre-order.

Thanks to all your support, the USB Armory Premium Enclosure has successfully funded!

It's time demonstrate a retrofitting using the ANAVI Handle to link a wired Nunchuk controller to any modern PC.

New: ESParagus Media Center, Openterface Mini-KVM, Agilex 5 E-Series 065B Dev Kits; Coming Soon: DeepRad, TinyBeast FPGA; In stock: ScopeFun, CrowVision, Raspberry Breadstick; Teardown 2024: KiCad Project Status; Update Roundup: Wee Noise Maker PGB-1, AMD FPGA Playground, ANAVI Handle, ShaRPiKeebo, Pocket Integrator

Learn how to use a Wii Nunchuk as a USB Mouse with the ANAVI Handle.

Are you interested in learning about SightSense, our web-based UI for RoomSense IQ?