CubeSats will soon be traveling beyond LEO, and are available in a new compact size. We check in with the people pushing the limits.
Dave and Mike launch a red SparkFun box on a weather balloon to the edge of the atmosphere.
Mike and Pete take a road trip to an innovative aerospace conference to find out more about the final frontier for amateur spacecraft makers
Dave talks about recent adventures taking radio equipment up mountains, and marveling at Mars.
We take a trip to check out a different version of DIY and make some new friends on the way.
Director of Engineering Pete Dokter plots the data from a rocket launch - and suggests a new method for testing SparkFun products!
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I, for one, appreciate the tutorial, even though I don't have time to read it in detail at the moment. (Nice to know it's based on…
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We have some counting scales here in the warehouse. They're really nice when packing or inventorying bulk components, IIRC ours have the…
i am looking for an atod system (raspberry pi or Arduino) that will take data at a fixed sampling rate. I need to replace a data aquision…
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I realize that this is sort of "off topic", but I just got my latest order, and noticed that the "red box" is a LOT more shiney than I'm…
Exactly! Since your code is compiled on the web and flashed to the Micro:Bit over UF2, platform independence is a huge draw with this. There…