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nRF9160 Feather

by Jared Wolff

Pre-launch

On the market for an LTE-M-based cellular module? Look no further than the nRF91 Series by Nordic Semiconductor. It has all the functionality that you'd expect from Nordic — great support and software built on a stable platform to meet your IoT needs.

But, what's even better than a cellular module on steroids? That very same cellular module available in a Feather form factor!

Yup, you read that right! The nRF9160 Feather is coming soon. It features everything you'd want in a Feather and more. Beyond the basics, it's optimized for low-power sleep. That means you can deploy this guy for long stretches of time. Prepare yourself for uptime.

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STM32G031 Core Module
by Pure Engineering
The STM32G031 is part of the ST Value series of microcontroller and is the simplest micro controller to work with as it comes with a very easy to solder SO8N footprint. It also is one of the cheapest, if not the cheapest Arm Cortex-M0+ microcontroller.

1000

Target units

$2

Per unit

-16

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kimχ micro
by GetLab

Pre-launch

kimχ micro is a compact, open hardware single-board computer. It is about the size of a Raspberry Pi Zero, but packs a more powerful NXP i.MX8M Mini application processor. Built with portability and expansion in mind, it supports many different applications without sacrificing capability for size.
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ChronoPy
by Michael Welling

Pre-launch

The ChronoPy is a hacker-friendly, CircuitPython-powered wristwatch based on the 2020 Open Hardware Summit badge. It features various sensors and expansion capabilities, with plans to include a touchscreen and sleeker enclosure design.