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"I object to intellect without discipline; I object to power without constructive purpose." — Mr. Spock
Long-range wireless development with LoRa® has never been easier or more accessible than with LoDev S76S. It utilizes an STM32, is breadboard-friendly, and is software-compatible with Arm® Mbed™.
Nixie Tap is your open source, Wi-Fi-enabled Nixie clock. Powered via USB, it automatically syncs time via the Internet. Give it a tap to toggle between time, date, temperature, and cryptocurrency price. Available in walnut or aluminum.
Crowd Supply and Mouser are partnering with Qorvo to bring you the first-ever Qorvo RF Accelerator. RF and wireless projects using Qorvo technology can boost their visibility, enjoy discounted BOM pricing, and show off their wares at Teardown.
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TinyPICO is the world’s smallest fully featured ESP32 development board. In a package smaller than your thumb, it gives you access to the power of the ESP32’s dual-core 240 MHz processor and wireless connectivity!
Sensything is an open source data acquisition platform for acquiring high-resolution (24-bit) sensor data and streaming it over Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or USB. Powered with an on-board rechargeable battery or via USB, Sensything is ready to sense… anything.
Crowd Supply is your home for original, useful, respectful hardware. We’d love to hear what you are working on.
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