EPI 32U4 – USB Type-C development board
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EPI 32U4 – USB Type-C development board

The Epi 32U4 is an open hardware device designed by Ping Hobbyelektronik, offering a powerful solution in an extremely compact form factor. This Arduino-compatible ATmega32U4 USB Type-C development board allows for easy integration into a wide range of projects. Customers can choose to...

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The ZSWatch: A Stylish and Functional DIY Smartwatch for the Modern User
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The ZSWatch: A Stylish and Functional DIY Smartwatch for the Modern User

Smartwatches allow you to stay connected and receive notifications without having to pull out your phone. Also, these watches come with built-in fitness tracking features that allow users to monitor activity levels, and workouts and set fitness goals. The ZSWatch is the ultimate...

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Open Source DC-SCM Compatible BMC Hardware Platform
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Open Source DC-SCM Compatible BMC Hardware Platform

The popularity of Open source software has brought about impressive successes in the SaaS space, where useful products can be rapidly created from open source components. We see cloud providers and users looking at building their servers using open source hardware as well. This is where...

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HiFive1, An Open-Source RISC-V Development Kit
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HiFive1, An Open-Source RISC-V Development Kit

By bringing the power of open-source and agile hardware design to the semiconductor industry, SiFive aims to increase the performance and efficiency of customized silicon chips with lower cost. The Freedom E310 (FE310) is the first member of the Freedom Everywhere SoCs family, a series...

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An Open-Source SoCs with RISC-V From SiFive
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An Open-Source SoCs with RISC-V From SiFive

SiFive, a startup from San Francisco, is trying to democratize the access to the world of SoC designing and manufacturing by giving the ability of customizing silicon to the smallest company, inventor, or maker, and taking “the hard parts of building chips working with 3rd part IP, EDA...

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