Come strut your blinky stuff on the currently-being-assembled catwalk.
Even more new products!
Telling time the "geek way."
SparkFun is heading to the Big Apple!
Captain Rochester to the rescue!
Now is your chance to vote for the winner of the Ponoko/SparkFun/GeekDad competition.
More new products to get your next project rolling!
Can we somehow transform and take advantage of all that energy wasted inside gyms across the country?
A few of the more humorous instruction manuals we've come across lately.
Bigger prizes and some rule clarifications for the Antimov Competition coming in October.
A generous helping of new product goodness!
Feel like dancing? We've got the project for you!
SparkFun is looking for a director of finance. Have you got the stuff?
Our MarComm department put together a web of the SparkFun employees
Pete and Ryan's Excellent Sketching in Hardware 2010 Adventure
A small solar powered bird tracker that weighs only 11 grams!
The UAV v2 Development Platform project demonstrates its ability to successfully navigate autonomously, through takeoff and landing.
Check out this pair of projects from a father-son duo!
Utilitarian product update.
There's still time to get your entry in!
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Thanks for the L band sharing !
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There's a disclaimer at the very end, hopefully that's enough to keep people from attempting. Glad you liked it!
Wow great blog!