Yet another new product post with more new products, some classes, and of course a video.
Wiring 1.0 has been released! Wiring has opened up prototyping with electronics to wider audiences by defining an extensible architecture for future hardware and software.
SparkFun is counting all the things. Unfortunately this means not shipping any of the things, for one day.
We have a good balance of products for this week. Check them out and see if one can be a solution for a problem with your project.
SparkFun is committed to open source - not just in terms of hardware, but content and software as well.
All you ever needed to know about servos and steppers is explained in this educational edition of the Friday New Product Post.
The new UDB4 is smaller and more powerful than before. See how the developers refined the system using very interesting testing techniques.
What kind of crazy things do you think will be solved within your lifetime? Cars will drive themselves, Moore will retire, and I'll know what you did last summer.
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