The Solder Ninja Pen is in stock on Crowd Supply! After a successful campaign, all pre-orders have been fulfilled. If you were interested in the Solder Ninja Pen but wanted to wait until it was available, this is probably the right time. https://t.co/HQAo1c7LuL
The @crowd_supply funding campaign for the Solder Ninja Pen ends in just a few hours. I'm profoundly grateful for all the support it's received. If you're looking to upgrade your toolkit, now's your chance to grab one! 😀 https://t.co/HQAo1c8jkj
@witnessmenow Standalone STUSB4500 does the job really well, but is limited to three profiles. It could also be interfaced with an mcu for advanced use if you ask ST for registers.
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@FxIIII@hackaday If it came to letting a patient die for lack of equipment (which is per my understanding the state of things in Italy) or trying out a quickly evolving open source alternative with consent of the patient/family would you still advocate for a multi year certification process?
Ultimate Medical Hackathon: How Fast Can We Design and Deploy an Open Source Ventilator?
[Gui Cavalcanti], whose name you might recognize from MegaBots, got on a call with a medical professional in San Francisco and talked about respirators. The questio… https://t.co/VKXrWZ7um3
@witnessmenow Not really. ST has a standalone chip in which you can store up to three preferred power profiles if I recall correctly and that will take care of the negotiation for you. https://t.co/HRKtoWvV9N
Will be attending #supercon. Can't wait to meet other makers from all around the word. Also, I'll be bringing a few prototypes with me to demo. Stay tuned. https://t.co/otLHMb3iT2
Meet the very first Open Book, in lovely @oshpark purple! A Feather-form SAMD51 board (inspired greatly by the @Adafruit PyBadge) with eInk screen, 8 buttons, headphone jack, STEMMA ports and more. Some things to fix in Rev 2 but it’s getting very close :) https://t.co/clqGKfF8oE