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So, this week’s Roundup Of Maker Products is a bit different. Instead of scripting it all, I’m just going to wing it and see how it turns out. Should be interesting.

So much has happened recently that the Roundup of New Maker Products is split into two. This is all the rest of the stuff. So, go and hide your wallets!

So much has happened recently that the Roundup of New Maker Products is split into two. This is all the Crowd Funding and Tindie stuff. So, go and hide your wallets!

Aaaaand back in 3. 2. 1.

The first Weekly Roundup of the year and we’re already seeing some really cool things happening in the SBC space. Oh and there’s also some other cool things.

This week’s Weekly Roundup, which hasn’t really been weekly for the past month, we’re seeing a fair amount of retro kit, FPGAs and SBCs. Basically a whole lot of stuff that is really cool that you didn’t know you needed.

This week’s Weekly Roundup is actually a little short, but we have FPGAs, SBCs and other cool things I’ve found in my travels on the interwebs.

This Week’s Weekly Roundup of New Maker Products is pretty quiet. Combined with two back-to-back holidays in China and the great MLC shortage of 2018, I’m not surprised.

This is yet another Weekly Roundup of New Maker Products, but going back to the old time-slot of Wednesday. I’ll be interleaving it with my other mid-week videos, so it’s technically not a Weekly Roundup, but anyway… On with the show.

It’s pretty quiet in this week’s Weekly Roundup, especially on the Crowd Funding side, but we certainly do have wiffeys.

This week’s roundup of new maker products looks at a bunch of new SBCs: Renegade Elite, ClearFog GT 8K, Banana Pi BPI-P2 Zero, BPI-R64, BPI-M2+ V1.2 & Khadas Edge. As well as the Google Edge TPU, and a bunch of cool things from Tindie.

The Weekly Roundup of New Maker Products returns after a bit of a hiatus and a lot has happened since my last one. In particular, something that will completely change the electronics Maker community.

Hi, this week’s Weekly Roundup is a little short as I was pretty busy last week with contract work, and I promise… no more trumpets.

This week’s Weekly Roundup there’s a serious amount of new SBCs, as well as the usual AI boards and thankfully we’re well past all those stupid robots that we saw last year.

It’s a pretty quiet Weekly Roundup, but there’s still some cool stuff and yes… I need another haircut.

In Weekly Roundup #51 we’re taking a look at a bunch of new RK3399 SBCs, FPGAs and the world is still AI mad.

The first Weekly Roundup after Christmas! I have an incredibly messy desk and we’re already seeing an explosion of SBCs hitting the market. There’s also voice recognition, RF and other cool bits.

The last Weekly Roundup of the year and that means it’s Christmas time. If you live up top, then Christmas is all about snow falling, wood fires and generally trying to get warm.

But I’m from down-under, where Christmas time is all about 50 degree heat waves, BBQs and trying to stay cool.

This week’s Weekly Roundup is chock full of SBCs and I’m not going to mention that word that flags my videos with YouTube as being inappropriate.

Despite desperately needing a haircut and a shave, the Weekly Roundup is here. This time we have lots of SBCs. Really a whole bucket load and a couple of other interesting things.

Seems there’s a new Information Technology video out! Wonder if it’ll be funny? Speaking of Information Technology, Weekly Roundup #46 is here with a couple of new SBCs, interesting gossip and a bit of clowning around.

Weekly Roundup number 45 saving you time with all the good stuff from Crowd Sourcing websites, AdaFruit, SparkFun, DFRobot, Seeed, my favourite Tindie and also other places that I’ve managed to find.

This week’s Weekly Roundup is pretty quiet and a good thing too, since I’m up in the country for a bit of a break. I’m in the dog house at the moment, because I theoretically shouldn’t be working this week.

This week’s Weekly Roundup we’re seeing gesture sensors, ESP32, SBCs, Vehicle OBD boards and buck converters.

This week’s Weekly Roundup is pretty special, because it’s episode number 42! It also has FPGAs, SBCs, even more FPGAs and something that goes up to 11.

This week’s Weekly Roundup is a bit quiet. A few SBCs from some new comers, motor drivers, power control boards, a rogue teapot and I know at least one of my subs is keeping track of how many times I say WiFi.

In Weekly Roundup #40 we’re seeing sensors, wireless, SBCs and the demise of a Polish physicist.

Back from vacation and this Week’s Roundup is chock full of stuff! Lot’s of SBCs, plus #LibreComputer #SandmanDoppler #Parral #BuzzBox #tinyLiDAR #NanoPi @h3droid #tinyFPGA.

This week’s Weekly Roundup shows us lots of FPGA boards, more ESPs and the demise of a Polymath, Inventor and a random guy getting annoyed at caloric theory.

This week’s Weekly Roundup there’s a number of new SBCs announced as well as a battle between several companies wanting to dominate the IoT market.

This week’s Weekly Roundup of New Maker Products has SDRs, SBCs, audio, even more RF and a bit of muscle.

Weekly Roundup number 35 looks at robotic boards, NAS kits, some new APIs, Wireless, SBCs, a bunch of CANs, and a few things on sale at the moment.

This week’s Weekly Roundup is super quiet, but there’s a couple of STEM campaigns, interesting tools and a new SBC from one of the fruit shops.

This week’s Weekly Roundup has a bunch of new SBCs, which is good, but not much else.

A lot has happened while I was on holidays over the last two weeks. So I’ve split up my regular roundup into two to avoid people falling asleep half way through. This video contains all the crowd funding products.

A lot has happened while I was on holidays over the last two weeks. So I’ve split up my regular roundup into two to avoid people falling asleep half way through. This video contains all the crowd funding products.

SBCs galore, (which makes up for last week)! Plus LoRa modules and other bits and pieces.

Well, there’s a lot to get through this week with RF transceivers, Bluetooth, LoRa, (ha there’s always LoRa), test kit and only one SBC…. Sad.

This week’s roundup we have conference badges, 3D printers, audio boards and a bunch of new SBCs.

This rainy, wet week hasn’t dampened any new Maker Products, with a handful of goodies still showing up.

This week there’s a few odd SBCs, some blasts from the past and a swag of Pi stuff.

This week’s roundup was a little rushed, sorry. Someone got a little distracted updating a certain website and lost track of time… but there’s a robot!

This week’s roundup looks at Robots, FPGAs, LoRa, 3D printing, even more robots and LoRa and I think there’s an SBC in there somewhere.

This week’s Weekly Roundup we’re seeing lots of 3D printing stuff, wireless modules and a gamers watch.

This week’s Weekly Roundup there’s a cool digital oscilloscope and a new SBC and lots of STEM. It’s everywhere! You can’t get away from it!

This week’s Weekly Roundup we’re seeing another mish-mash of stuff; from power monitoring, to LoRa, to SODIMM based SBCs.

Oh, I’ve also added an index in the YouTube description so you can look things up quickly.

Episode 20 of the Weekly Roundup we have radios, IMUs, audio boards and a couple of new SBCs.

This week’s Weekly Roundup is fairly light. Not much happening, but there’s a few interesting things. It’s a case of the good, bad and ugly.

The regular Weekly Roundup of New Maker Products returns for the year with a whole bunch of wireless modules, power control, robotic arms and some cool video processing boards.

All coming from a freshly rebuilt new studio.

This week’s Weekly Roundup we have the #NexD1 #IMUtion #RhinoSmart #Airblock #Tsubasa #RetroEngine #MKRZero #FlipPin

This week’s Weekly Roundup is Christmas themed. OK. It seemed like a good idea on paper.

This week’s Weekly Roundup we’re seeing noise makers, more LEDs, no robots, the fastest RISC based Arduino compatible board and a new SBC that’ll raise the bar even further.

MickMake’s Weekly Roundup #14! We have 3D printing, LoRa and Bluetooth modules, a CAN bus logger, and… robots… again… What is it about robots? Haven’t we learnt our lesson from Skynet?

This week’s Weekly Roundup we have GPS & GSM modules, battery management, SBCs, the usual Robots, (again), and a desktop laser cutting machine.

In the Weekly Roundup this week we have RAMPS boards, FPGA boards, obscure sensors, a Kickstarter 2nd attempt and a Unicorn.

This week’s Weekly Roundup we’re seeing wireless devices, a handful of the usual robots, FPGA boards, the new Orange Pi boards and the results of the HackADay 2016 competition.

The Weekly Roundup for New Maker Products has a pocket oscilloscope, a cheap 3D resin printer, a bunch of CortexM0 boards, a new type of CNC machine and the new UpBoard.

Number 9 of the Weekly Roundup has more robots, (surprise!), home automation, wireless transceivers and a nice stepper motor controller.

This week’s Weekly Roundup we’re seeing sensors, STEM teaching aids, a blast from the past, the CHIPpro and also a holographic display.

This week’s Weekly Roundup we’re seeing small routers, tiny Arduinos, high resolution positioning boards, small robots, big robots, and also some creepy ones.

This week’s Weekly Roundup has a couple of interesting Maker products; WiFi motors, power monitors, the new BeagleBone SBC and a desktop pick and place machine.

The Weekly Roundup has a few interesting products with LIDARs, Arduinos, audio and video processing, MESH networks and even an open source power supply.

This week in the Weekly Roundup we have some desktop fabrication devices, robots and other great stuff.

This is the start of a series that I’ll be publishing every week letting you know of some interesting Maker products you can get on Kickstarter, Indiegogo, Tindie, and all the popular and non-popular vendor sites and anything else I can find.

I’ll highlight some of the more interesting products in my video, and put the rest up here. My aim is to give you a heads up so you don’t have to go searching.

Updated every Monday: Summary of new or updated products released by the most popular stores worldwide. Unfortunately last week was missed and so have been combined in this list.

Not much happening in the world of embedded electronics, but a few surprises. There were also a couple of interesting KickStarter projects that were missed from last week that have been included. Read on…..

Wait, what? Did you say a fully functional 3D printer for only AU$499! Yes indeed. At that price, if you have the cash on hand, get it. Read on….

Updated every Monday: Summary of new or updated products released by the most popular stores worldwide.

This week has seen a few new products released by manufacturers, but nothing out of this world. Read on….

It would seem that the Single Board Computer, (SBC), has reached it’s popularity peak, (or almost at it’s peak). A look at the top three crowd funding websites GoFundMe, KickStarter and IndieGoGo tells the tale. Here are some of the more interesting SBCs that you can find.