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KoaOS gives the ESP32-S3-based Heltec WiFi LoRa 32 V4 a serial-terminal shell, built-in GPS, weather and LoRa APRS tools, and C apps compiled to WebAssembly that install over Wi-Fi without reflashing. Its README is unusually frank about the limits.
Read the story →Sydney's Thort Werx has launched Picotronix on Kickstarter: a MicroPython-programmable scope and logic analyzer built from a Pico 2 and a Pico 2 W, with plug-in picoPods for faster ADCs, differential inputs and waveform generation. CNX puts the reward at about US$134, with deliveries expected from March 2027.
Bitmerse's Romu, an open-hardware RP2354A board that fits inside a USB Type-A plug with MicroPython preloaded, launched on Crowd Supply on October 13, 2026. Pledges start at $40; the campaign was 22% funded on October 20 and gives an estimated ship date of April 26, 2027.
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