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I'm excited to announce that the Diabolic Parasite campaign is now fully funded. Thank you all so much! This update covers one of the standout features of the Diabolic Parasite, its truly covert keystroke-reflection exfiltration.

We're happy to announce that we've now published the pre-launch page for the Discovery Drive, an affordable automatic antenna rotator designed for the Discovery Dish and similarly sized antennas like Wi-Fi grid and Yagi antennas.

As we enter the final countdown of our campaign, we are overwhelmed with excitement and gratitude to share some incredible news: thanks to every single one of you, the AnyShake project is now successfully funded! Your trust and enthusiasm have transformed an innovative idea into a tangible reality. From our entire team, thank you for being part of this journey!

Learn how to use your Neuro PlayGround Lite to detect EEG, ECG, EOG, and EMG with this in-depth tutorial guide.

In last week’s update, we set the goal of reaching 65%. We’ve not only crossed that milestone but are now 70% funded, with more than 100 backers! Every pledge, share, and suggestion is helping to shape this project and push it forward. This update announces our decision to include a Glider Mega Adapter with every kit, so you can use your Modos controller with a huge variety of e-paper panels. It also delves into some of what we've been covering on our livestreams.

We're going to keep this update short and sweet with some cool stuff inside. Like I mentioned last time, I wanted to give you a hand-on preview on what to expect, along with some other minor updates.

Curious about what’s happening inside your mind and body during meditation? CortEX is an open-source platform that brings together mindfulness and real-time monitoring of your brain and heart activity.

Yes, at first glance this might look like “yet another hardware standard.” But that was never the goal. It started as a set of shortcuts while I was building my own boards and sensors. This update covers the history of the AX22 standard and the genesis of Genesis.

Glider is the core of the Modos Paper Dev Kit. It's an open-source, e-ink display controller board designed to enable low-latency, high-refresh e-paper displays. Unlike typical e-ink solutions, Glider focuses on reducing latency to make e-ink viable for interactive applications like coding, writing, and lightweight real-time use.

We’ve gotten a lot of questions asking about how accurate Game Bub’s clock speed is when emulating the Game Boy and Game Boy Advance. We’re happy to report that it’s very accurate: within 0.008%! Let’s take a look at why...

We’re thrilled to announce the next evolution in your KVM-over-USB experience: Openterface KVM-Go, now available for pre-launch signups!

A Deep Dive About Our Custom Keyboard Layouts

We’ve met and exceeded our funding goal. We're now 128% funded! This milestone is the result of so many contributions: every backer, every share, every question, and every bit of feedback helped get us here. Thank you for believing in us and helping push this project forward.

This week I wanted to share a peek into the update mechanism. How can an update that runs straight through your browser be both secure and secretive — and still work with a 10-cent MCU?

One of the main improvements that a modern emulation handheld such as Game Bub brings is a significantly better screen than the screens used in the original systems. Learn how Game Bub takes advantage of that.

Recent ESPHome changes prompted the creation of an external TAS5805M DAC ESPHome component. It took some time, but this driver implements a few very important features of the TAS5805M DSP processor that can not only be used in the device configuration, but also in various automations and complex logic.

It's been a couple of months now since the campaign ended, here's an update on how things are going!

This project began with a simple question: What if e-paper could be more open, faster, dynamic, and in the hands of every creator? I set out on this path because I felt the same frustrations many of you have shared: hours in front of screens, fatigue, distraction, and tools that demanded attention instead of supporting it. What I wanted was something closer to paper: calm, readable, and supportive. Thanks to your backing, support, and encouragement, that idea has become real. Together, we have crossed the finish line of this campaign and opened the door to what comes next.