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Teensy Enclosures and Other Community Created 3D Print Files
As we’ve been spending time in the PJRC forum and broader Teensy community, it is clear that users are looking for 3D printable parts to support their Teensy projects. Teensy users have built an expansive library of 3D print files for Teensy - enclosures, mounting systems, robotics hardware, audio project parts, and many more.
Build Something Awesome: The WPI XRP Medal Challenge Is Here
What else could the XRP robot become? That’s the question behind the WPI XRP Medal Challenge—and we would love to see how you answer it. Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI), in collaboration with SparkFun, DigiKey, Raspberry Pi, 3D Printing Nerd, and Experiential, is inviting builders of all kinds—hobbyists, students, robotics teams—to push the limits of the Experiential Robotics Platform (XRP).
Use LoRa to Get Better RTK Accuracy... From 9 Miles Away!
How far can you push RTK corrections using LoRa? In our new video, we test a long-range base and rover setup using the SparkPNT Facet with a built-in 915MHz, 1W LoRa radio, achieving reliable RTK accuracy over miles of line-of-sight distance.
The Correct Frame of Mind
AgXRP accessories continue to be released this week with the U-Frame and Single Pump Enclosure. Perfect for getting replacement parts if you don't have a 3D printer!
From Unboxing to Setup: The AgXRP Need-to-Knows
We have a series of new videos that will help you understand everything you need to know about AgXRP!
RedBoard Robot - Compatible with LEGO® Components
We wanted to see if it was possible to replace a hub using LEGO® SPIKE components with hobby electronics… and it turns out... it is.
Build the Future of Agriculture with AgXRP
We are pleased to introduce the newest variation of our popular Experiential Robotics Platform: the AgXRP!
Mic Price Check
No new products this week, but we have some new price reductions on microphones and our Sewable Electronics Kit!
Use Galileo's Free High Accuracy Service With The TX2
With Galileo HAS, you can get 20cm accuracy with your TX2 anywhere in the world. Find out more in our latest video, where Nate gives a full explanation of how it works and how you can use it.