Unlock the audience for your open hardware innovations
This week we invited marketing genius and friend Lex Roman of Super Easy Digital to share some thoughts with the community on marketing open hardware
Newsletter Archive
Open Source Hardware Survey Results
At the end of 2022 we shared a short question survey with our community to learn a little about how and where our customers are using open science instruments and what they would like to see next. This week we are sharing some insights and trends from the survey.
Updates to Rodeostat firmware, python library & web app
This week we are sharing new updates to the Rodeostat firmware, python library and web app.
New higher current range Rodeostat potentiostat
We have added a new higher current range potentiostat to the electrochemistry product line! The new Rodeostat HC is very similar to the Rodeostat Open Potentiostat, except the measurable current ranges are ± 10, 100, 1000 and 10,000 μA.
Rodeostat HCThe Rodeostat HC is a higher current range version of
Rodeostat ItsyBitsy M4 Express available for order now!
We are excited to launch our new Rodeostat M4 version! The new design uses the Adafruit ItsyBitsy M4 Express microcontroller board instead of the Teensy 3.2 board (which is currently unavailable). The new design offers the same functionality and is available at our online store now! You can order
GOSH presentation video and slides
This week we gave a 20-minute presentation to the GOSH Community. We covered a few different topics outlined in the agenda below. It was particularly fun to revisit our journey over the last 13 years, from mostly consulting on custom open hardware instrumentation to shipping open hardware products around the
Global adoption of DIY Technology
Highlighting a recent paper by Tobias Wenzel