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Here are some recent top links from around the office… mostly old but maybe new to you!

Craft VGA Demo: running off an ATmega88
Rickard’s PIC16C84 PONG
Arduino VNC
Bit Twiddling Hacks
Deleting a buffer without closing the window (vim)
Xilinx puts ARM core into its FPGAs: Dual A9s; this will be the $$$ version of Oak in “early 2011″
Arduino Cheatsheet
DEBIT: FPGA [...]

the state of the maple tree

Hi everyone! As you can probably tell from Okie’s awesome picture in the post below, we got back the prototypes for Maple Rev2 about a week ago. You may recall that the revisions were to fix two issues. The first is that the I/O has been relabeled in a format we think makes more sense [...]

Blinky!!

Happy Holidays Everyone!
We have gotten reports that Maple’s are being delivered and several users have successfully gotten Blinky style programs running from the IDE. This is great news! Here is a short update.
We are currently working on a getting started guide, detailing how to build/install the IDE and use it to program Maple. This being the Holiday weekend, the [...]

vbs.tv

A while back Nadja Oertelt approached us about doing a bit for her show Motherboard on Vice TV. Having seen the show (it’s awesome!) we were psyched about the offer. But, we were unfortunately deep into the prototyping phase of project and had little to show. A few all nighters later we had gotten close [...]

The S.A.V.E. Toolbox and GTK+

Today we started our first software endeavor – the Signal Analysis and Visualization Engine (S.A.V.E.) Toolbox. It will allow the user to compose complex systems in terms of nodes – either pre-packaged or hand-coded in a C-like language – which execute various functions on their inputs and feed the outputs to connected nodes. The user [...]