The production of the Little Bee involves significantly more sourcing compared to a product that is solely a printed circuit board. For many of the auxiliary items the production process is going well. However, assembly of the main PCB, which is the longest lead time item, has been delayed by the sourcing of the HMC1041Z magnetic sensor that is a core part of the design. Accordingly, we have pushed our estimated ship date back to July 1st. Read more about what we've been up to below! Read the full update.

The Little Bee campaign finished well beyond my expectations last week. The initial batch of 200 units sold out with 48 hours remaining. A big thank you to all of my backers! This update walks through the progress we've made toward production. Read the full update.

I have received a number of questions about the mechanisms by which Little Bee operates, so I am going to devote this update to talking about the ways you can use Little Bee sense current. Read the full update.

I am going to be hosting an AMA on Crowd Supply's Discord channel this Wednesday! Please drop by and ask me anything you can think of about Little Bee and its development. Read the full update.

Here's a quick update on shipping and a look at the history of Little Bee's design and development. Read the full update.

I am very excited to be launching the Little Bee campaign! As a PhD student in power electronics, with my own small workbench, I understand the importance of affordable test equipment and wish that more than a small fraction of it was open hardware. Since I first started talking about this project, I have been surprised and heartened both by the level of interest and by the amount of feedback I have received. I am looking forward to being able to deliver Little Bee to my backers—and more broadly, to a future where important test equipment is more accessible to all. Read the full update.