#crowd-supply — Public Fediverse posts
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Anyone have any idea when the Dragon Labs CR-8's CrowdSupply campaign actually launches?
The page is still just the marketing stuff and "This project is launching soon."
https://www.crowdsupply.com/dragon-labs/cr-8 -
Anyone have any idea when the Dragon Labs CR-8's CrowdSupply campaign actually launches?
The page is still just the marketing stuff and "This project is launching soon."
https://www.crowdsupply.com/dragon-labs/cr-8 -
Open Book Touch: open-source e-reader
https://www.crowdsupply.com/oddly-specific-objects/open-book-touch
Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48952135
#HackerNews #OpenBookTouch #openSource #EReader #Crowdsupply #TechInnovation #EReading
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Open Book Touch: open-source e-reader
https://www.crowdsupply.com/oddly-specific-objects/open-book-touch
Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48952135
#HackerNews #OpenBookTouch #openSource #EReader #Crowdsupply #TechInnovation #EReading
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I'm back with a ton of news ahead of the upcoming launch on Crowd Supply!
I just submitted the native client to the App Store for review. I'm hoping for a quick turnaround so our first group of tech bloggers can start testing it this week!
I rewrote the agent architecture (a RustDesk-like app) and integrated the Moonlight protocol—latency is now practically zero. I'll be releasing it open source soon at: github.com/USBridge-Technologies/USBridge-Remote
I'm hard at work on the documentation. Check out the updated KVM repository and share your thoughts: github.com/USBridge-Technologies/USBridge-KVM-2.0
#KVM #SysAdmin #HomeLab #BuildInPublic #OpenSource #Hardware #CrowdSupply
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I don’t think I’ve ever been excited about a printer before https://www.crowdsupply.com/open-tools/open-printer/updates/progress-update-and-details-about-our-nomination-for-a-french-design-award
#OpenHardware #CrowdFunding #CrowdSource @crowdsupply #CrowdSupply
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I don’t think I’ve ever been excited about a printer before https://www.crowdsupply.com/open-tools/open-printer/updates/progress-update-and-details-about-our-nomination-for-a-french-design-award
#OpenHardware #CrowdFunding #CrowdSource @crowdsupply #CrowdSupply
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Aaaaaaah, it's happening!!!!!
Open printer shared an update:
https://www.crowdsupply.com/open-tools/open-printer/updates/progress-update-and-details-about-our-nomination-for-a-french-design-award -
Finishing up the mobile version of the USBridge Client app!
The mobile client is already working, allowing full infrastructure control right from your phone.
I'm currently busy crushing final bugs and polishing the UI/UX. There's a bit of a time crunch: the first reviewer kits have already arrived at the bloggers' doorsteps! I want to double-check everything to ensure a flawless experience, and I hope to send out the app links today. First reviews are coming very soon!
Stay tuned and follow our upcoming launch on Crowd Supply:
https://www.crowdsupply.com/usbridge-technologies/usbridge-kvm-2-0#USBridge #IPKVM #EmbeddedSystems #HardwareEngineering #DevUpdate #Linux #CrowdSupply #MobileApp
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Finishing up the mobile version of the USBridge Client app!
The mobile client is already working, allowing full infrastructure control right from your phone.
I'm currently busy crushing final bugs and polishing the UI/UX. There's a bit of a time crunch: the first reviewer kits have already arrived at the bloggers' doorsteps! I want to double-check everything to ensure a flawless experience, and I hope to send out the app links today. First reviews are coming very soon!
Stay tuned and follow our upcoming launch on Crowd Supply:
https://www.crowdsupply.com/usbridge-technologies/usbridge-kvm-2-0#USBridge #IPKVM #EmbeddedSystems #HardwareEngineering #DevUpdate #Linux #CrowdSupply #MobileApp
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Apparently it took me ten years to get over EOMA68 never shipping due to LKCL just yakshaving themselves to the ground.
When the updates started being about designing their own novel 3d printer to do the 3d printing for optional parts and not solving SI issues with the DRAM interface or sourcing parts for manufacturing I gave up hope.Let's see in what direction we go from the previous 50:50 success rate for #crowdsupply
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Apparently it took me ten years to get over EOMA68 never shipping due to LKCL just yakshaving themselves to the ground.
When the updates started being about designing their own novel 3d printer to do the 3d printing for optional parts and not solving SI issues with the DRAM interface or sourcing parts for manufacturing I gave up hope.Let's see in what direction we go from the previous 50:50 success rate for #crowdsupply
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Visualize radio signals with Raspberry Pi 5-based QuadRF 4×4 MIMO software-defined radio tile (Crowdfunding)
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Visualize radio signals with Raspberry Pi 5-based QuadRF 4×4 MIMO software-defined radio tile (Crowdfunding)
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QuadRF uses Raspberry Pi 5 for 4×4 MIMO SDR, RF visualization, and scalable phased-array support
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I just received, assembled, and configured the Anavi 12-key Macro Keyboard. There is a python file that shows up on a USB filesystem that appears when the keyboard is plugged in, which is easy to configure to produce any macro keys. I'm using it to control OBS hotkey scripts for live streaming. I highly recommend this keyboard.
https://www.crowdsupply.com/anavi-technology/anavi-macro-pad-12-and-arrows
#fosh #foss #freehardware #keyboard #macro #livestream #obs #hotkey #anavi #crowdsupply #adafruit
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I just received, assembled, and configured the Anavi 12-key Macro Keyboard. There is a python file that shows up on a USB filesystem that appears when the keyboard is plugged in, which is easy to configure to produce any macro keys. I'm using it to control OBS hotkey scripts for live streaming. I highly recommend this keyboard.
https://www.crowdsupply.com/anavi-technology/anavi-macro-pad-12-and-arrows
#fosh #foss #freehardware #keyboard #macro #livestream #obs #hotkey #anavi #crowdsupply #adafruit
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Prunt Board 3 3D printer control board offers smoother and quieter operation (Crowdfunding)
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Prunt Board 3 3D printer control board offers smoother and quieter operation (Crowdfunding)
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LeafKVM KVM-over-IP device launches with RV1126B platform and touchscreen
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Hmm, I really hope that the Open Printer project over at Crowd Supply will leave the "Coming soon" state someday...
It's been announced 7 months ago and as far as I can tell there's been no more lifesigns?
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BIO – The Bao I/O Co-Processor
https://www.crowdsupply.com/baochip/dabao/updates/bio-the-bao-i-o-co-processor
#HackerNews #BIO #Bao #I/O #Co-Processor #Technology #Innovation #EmbeddedSystems #Crowdsupply
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BIO – The Bao I/O Co-Processor
https://www.crowdsupply.com/baochip/dabao/updates/bio-the-bao-i-o-co-processor
#HackerNews #BIO #Bao #I/O #Co-Processor #Technology #Innovation #EmbeddedSystems #Crowdsupply
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Baochip-1x: What It Is, Why I'm Doing It Now and How It Came About
#HackerNews #Baochip1x #Baochip #Crowdsupply #TechInnovation #HardwareDevelopment
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Baochip-1x: What It Is, Why I'm Doing It Now and How It Came About
#HackerNews #Baochip1x #Baochip #Crowdsupply #TechInnovation #HardwareDevelopment
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Discovery Drive – An ESP32-S3-based azimuth/elevation rotator for satellite dishes and SDR antennas (Crowdfunding)
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Discovery Drive – An ESP32-S3-based azimuth/elevation rotator for satellite dishes and SDR antennas (Crowdfunding)
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Dabao board features open-source hardware Baochip-1x RISC-V MCU (Crowdfunding)
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Dabao board features open-source hardware Baochip-1x RISC-V MCU (Crowdfunding)
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Inkplate 13SPECTRA 13.3-inch E-ink Spectra smart color display supports Arduino, MicroPython, ESPHome (Crowdfunding)
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Inkplate 13SPECTRA 13.3-inch E-ink Spectra smart color display supports Arduino, MicroPython, ESPHome (Crowdfunding)
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xSDR packs 2×2 MIMO, Artix-7 FPGA, and 3.8 GHz tuning into M.2 2230 form factor
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SlimeVR Butterfly Trackers – nRF52833-based, ultra-slim, full-body VR trackers offer up to 48h battery life (Crowdfunding)
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SlimeVR Butterfly Trackers – nRF52833-based, ultra-slim, full-body VR trackers offer up to 48h battery life (Crowdfunding)
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48 hours and change into the #GameTank #CrowdSupply campaign
Would be lying if I said I'm not anxious as hell 😅
Thankful to everyone that backed so far though!!
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Bei wieviel Prozent der #crowdsupply Projekte wohl das "This project is launching soon." auf ewig stehen bleibt?
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Bei wieviel Prozent der #crowdsupply Projekte wohl das "This project is launching soon." auf ewig stehen bleibt?
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LeafKVM is a Rockchip-based self-contained KVM with touchscreen and browser access
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LeafKVM - Le petit boîtier qui vous donne le contrôle total sur n'importe quelle machine
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://korben.info/leafkvm-kvm-wifi-open-source-hdmi.html
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Sentinal Core is a mini ITX I/O board for the Raspberry Pi CM5 (crowdfunding)
The Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 is tiny computer on a module with a quad-core Arm Cortex-A76 processor and up to 16GB of LPDDR4 memory, 64GB of eMMC storage, and optional support for WiFi 5 and Bluetooth 5.0, plus plenty of I/O capabilities. But it doesn’t actually have any full-sized ports, and needs to be plugged into a carrier board for actual use.
While there’s no shortage of boards […]
#crowdSupply #crowdfunding #openHardware #raspberryPiCm5 #sanctruarySystems #sentinalCore
Read more: https://liliputing.com/sentinal-core-is-a-mini-itx-i-o-board-for-the-raspberry-pi-cm5-crowdfunding/
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Sentinal Core is a mini ITX I/O board for the Raspberry Pi CM5 (crowdfunding)
The Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 is tiny computer on a module with a quad-core Arm Cortex-A76 processor and up to 16GB of LPDDR4 memory, 64GB of eMMC storage, and optional support for WiFi 5 and Bluetooth 5.0, plus plenty of I/O capabilities. But it doesn’t actually have any full-sized ports, and needs to be plugged into a carrier board for actual use.
While there’s no shortage of boards […]
#crowdSupply #crowdfunding #openHardware #raspberryPiCm5 #sanctruarySystems #sentinalCore Read more: https://liliputing.com/sentinal-core-is-a-mini-itx-i-o-board-for-the-raspberry-pi-cm5-crowdfunding/ -
PSoC Edge E84-Based Handheld Runs RT-Thread for Local Machine Learning
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BenchVolt PD – An USB-C PD lab power supply with five channels and arbitrary waveform generator (Crowdfunding)
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Just received the TermDriver2 from CrowdSupply. Works like a charm :-)
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Diptyx is an open source, dual-screen eReader (crowdfunding)
There’s no shortage of eReaders featuring E Ink displays. But the Diptyx eReader stands out in a few ways: it has two E Ink displays and a hinge in the middle that lets you open and close the device like a book. And it’s designed as an open source project: the firmware and hardware designs will both be available for users to inspect and modify.
Developer Martijn den Hoed has been working on […]
#crowdSupply #crowdfunnding #diptyx #dualScreen #eInk #ereader
Read more: https://liliputing.com/diptyx-is-an-open-source-dual-screen-ereader-crowdfunding/
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Banana Pi BPI-AIM7 RK3588 AI Module
A low-power AI module compatible with the Nvidia Jetson Nano ecosystem
https://www.crowdsupply.com/armsom/rk3588-ai-module7
#crowdsupply #RK3588 #rockchip #AI #armsom #bananapi #raspberrypi #orangepi -
Openprinter. Open-source #printer. Avoid vendor lock-in. Recycle printer cartridges.
https://www.crowdsupply.com/open-tools/open-printer
#crowdSupply #OpenSourceHardware #OpenSource #printer #recycle #technology
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Openprinter. Open-source #printer. Avoid vendor lock-in. Recycle printer cartridges.
https://www.crowdsupply.com/open-tools/open-printer
#crowdSupply #OpenSourceHardware #OpenSource #printer #recycle #technology
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Modos Paper Dev Kit cranks E Ink monitor refresh rates up to 75 Hz (crowdfunding)
E Ink displays are often used in eBook readers or digital signage thanks to their low power consumption and paper-like qualities. But most devices with E Ink displays have low screen refresh rates that make them awkward fits for video playback or other high-motion graphics. While we’ve seen a few smartphones, tablets, and monitors with E Ink displays that support higher refresh rates, they’re […]
#crowdSupply #crwodfunding #epaper #modos #modosDevKit #modosPaperDevKit #modosPaperMonitor
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Other people with #crowdsupply #sensorwatch #sensorwatchpro orders - do you have dispatch notifications? I'm seeing some people with arrivals, I have the traditional nada from #crowdsupply so far.
Just getting an idea of if anything is remotely in transit, or to go looking for a package hidden in the garden again.
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Other people with #crowdsupply #sensorwatch #sensorwatchpro orders - do you have dispatch notifications? I'm seeing some people with arrivals, I have the traditional nada from #crowdsupply so far.
Just getting an idea of if anything is remotely in transit, or to go looking for a package hidden in the garden again.
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I finally decided to break out of Bambu’s increasingly-closed walled garden.
I’ve had the Bambu X1C for a couple of years already, and it is a really, really great 3D printer. There’s no question whatsoever that Bambu has transformed the 3D printing space for consumers, and has done so while also creating some very high-quality premium hardware.
I’ve been meaning to write about the various mods I’ve made over time, but at this point it’s a bit far down the line to go into each one in detail 😁
- riser with LED strip, remote controlled via a Raspberry Pi Pico with a simple MicroPython HTTP-to-RF API that can dim the strip
- IKEA SKADIS mounted on the side with tools
- boxes to hold desiccant beads in the AMS, and a hygrometer
- after-market high flow nozzle (obviously)
- Garolite plate
- third party nozzle wiper
- etc etc
The printer has been very reliable, and straightforward to maintain as well.
So why hack it? Well… I own it, I think it can be made better, and… because.
When the X1Plus Expander launched on Crowd Supply I went ahead and backed the project, as I was interested in ways I could potentially add extra sensors and a better camera; as well as finally being able to connect over a LAN socket rather than having to be on wifi (the studio network can be a bit flaky from time to time).
The X1Plus Expander depends on third-party firmware (X1Plus), which requires the printer itself to be jailbroken / rooted.
Long story short, I’ve finally done that.
I was extremely impressed with how smooth and clear the project contributors have made the process. I went through the official process with Bambu to switch my printer into the unsupported third party program, downgraded to a rootable version of the firmware, rooted it, then ran through the remote install process (via wifi from my Framework) to install the firmware. I’d already printed the case for the X1Plus Expander. Then it was simply a case of following the exciting and dramatic installation video.
I now have VNC access to drive the controls on the printer’s touchscreen remotely; SSH access; the ability to network mount storage; etc etc. Lots of options to explore here. I was even able to upgrade the firmware of components like the AMS from within the third party X1Plus firmware.
You’ll also spot the OpenSpool sitting off to the side in the image above. That’s another third-party addon that I’ve barely started to use, but it extends the ability for the printer to recognise RFID-tagged spools from Bambu themselves, to having it recognise “any” spool that I happen to tag and configure.
All of this is background tinkering and admin… apart from the case for the X1Plus Expander, I’ve not been using the printer itself quite so much lately, due to travels.
Open source (and open source hardware!) FTW!
https://andypiper.co.uk/2025/07/01/opening-up-the-bambu/
#100DaysToOffload #3dPrinting #Bambu #crowdSupply #electronics #hardware #Linux #openSource #openSourceHardware #openspool #Technology
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I finally decided to break out of Bambu’s increasingly-closed walled garden.
I’ve had the Bambu X1C for a couple of years already, and it is a really, really great 3D printer. There’s no question whatsoever that Bambu has transformed the 3D printing space for consumers, and has done so while also creating some very high-quality premium hardware.
I’ve been meaning to write about the various mods I’ve made over time, but at this point it’s a bit far down the line to go into each one in detail 😁
- riser with LED strip, remote controlled via a Raspberry Pi Pico with a simple MicroPython HTTP-to-RF API that can dim the strip
- IKEA SKADIS mounted on the side with tools
- boxes to hold desiccant beads in the AMS, and a hygrometer
- after-market high flow nozzle (obviously)
- Garolite plate
- third party nozzle wiper
- etc etc
The printer has been very reliable, and straightforward to maintain as well.
So why hack it? Well… I own it, I think it can be made better, and… because.
When the X1Plus Expander launched on Crowd Supply I went ahead and backed the project, as I was interested in ways I could potentially add extra sensors and a better camera; as well as finally being able to connect over a LAN socket rather than having to be on wifi (the studio network can be a bit flaky from time to time).
The X1Plus Expander depends on third-party firmware (X1Plus), which requires the printer itself to be jailbroken / rooted.
Long story short, I’ve finally done that.
I was extremely impressed with how smooth and clear the project contributors have made the process. I went through the official process with Bambu to switch my printer into the unsupported third party program, downgraded to a rootable version of the firmware, rooted it, then ran through the remote install process (via wifi from my Framework) to install the firmware. I’d already printed the case for the X1Plus Expander. Then it was simply a case of following the exciting and dramatic installation video.
I now have VNC access to drive the controls on the printer’s touchscreen remotely; SSH access; the ability to network mount storage; etc etc. Lots of options to explore here. I was even able to upgrade the firmware of components like the AMS from within the third party X1Plus firmware.
You’ll also spot the OpenSpool sitting off to the side in the image above. That’s another third-party addon that I’ve barely started to use, but it extends the ability for the printer to recognise RFID-tagged spools from Bambu themselves, to having it recognise “any” spool that I happen to tag and configure.
All of this is background tinkering and admin… apart from the case for the X1Plus Expander, I’ve not been using the printer itself quite so much lately, due to travels.
Open source (and open source hardware!) FTW!
https://andypiper.co.uk/2025/07/01/opening-up-the-bambu/
#100DaysToOffload #3dPrinting #Bambu #crowdSupply #electronics #hardware #Linux #openSource #openSourceHardware #openspool #Technology
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Alright! Sensor Watch Pro #crowdsupply update is live and — surprise! — backers during the campaign phase are getting their orders in a commemorative custom box: https://www.crowdsupply.com/oddly-specific-objects/sensor-watch-pro/updates/the-shippening-part-1-movement-improvements-and-sensor-watch-at-teardown
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Alright! Sensor Watch Pro #crowdsupply update is live and — surprise! — backers during the campaign phase are getting their orders in a commemorative custom box: https://www.crowdsupply.com/oddly-specific-objects/sensor-watch-pro/updates/the-shippening-part-1-movement-improvements-and-sensor-watch-at-teardown
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Looking forward to learning more about this libre-licensed RISC-V SoC with Kazan GPU and VPU.
https://www.crowdsupply.com/libre-risc-v/m-class
I'm really curious how these types of chips are prototyped. I know we can simulate a few hundred thousand logical operations with an FPGA, but is that even close to simulating a powerful chip of this size?
#riscv #soc #libre #librehardware #freehardware #razan #cpu #gpu #vpu #crowdsupply