SmartScope - Reinventing the oscilloscope
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Latest News
24h remaining to become one of our Kickstarters!
February 20th - via: kickstarter.com
You have amazed us. The past 28 days have been a crazy adventure. We started off having no idea whether the SmartScope would be attracting a lot of backers or not. How have things changed since then! You guys made us even reconsider one of our key... (Read More)
2 days on the counter!
February 18th - via: kickstarter.com
At this moment, we have over 1.100 backers, and your number is growing at an incredible pace with still 48h to go! Although it's a bit early to look back, there are not many things we regret -- perhaps just one thing. We completely underestimated how... (Read More)
Reinventing the Oscilloscope
February 18th - via: pddnet.com
The team at LabNation hopes to spark an oscilloscope revolution with the introduction of the SmartScope, an open-source, plug-and-pay oscilloscope, currently seeking funding on Kickstarter.com. (Read More)
A note regarding shipment to Europe
February 17th - via: kickstarter.com
Hi there, First of all we would like to thank all our European backers! We understand the concerns European backers might have when pledging for a Kickstarter project. Having a team that mainly consists of Belgian people, we as well had to... (Read More)
Our community is now 1000 backers strong
February 15th - via: kickstarter.com
We could have launched an update regarding the $200.000 mark we passed a couple of hours ago. Or have dedicated it to the sigrok compatibility stretch goal we reached, which means that the final product will be able to decode all protocols supported... (Read More)
New stretch goals!
February 15th - via: kickstarter.com
Dear backers, We are thrilled by your enthusiasm for the DRAM update, and most of you already upgraded their reward to include the DRAM, others still have 5 days left to upgrade their SmartScope to the next level! It's as simple as adding $20 to... (Read More)
First 100MS/s Open Source Oscilloscope for iPad, Android and PC
February 11th - via: powerelectronics.com
LabNation, an independent team of designers and entrepreneurs, developed the SmartScope, which combines three high-end instruments into one mobile, smart device. Accessible previously only to high-tech labs, the SmartScope allows everyone to own a personal lab! (Read More)
New demo movie!
February 9th - via: kickstarter.com
We received a lot of request regarding the current status of the SmartScope. So we spent some time last Friday to shoot the following movie, showing off the SmartScope’s oscilloscope functionality. Although you will easily notice our camera guy... (Read More)
New rewards unlocked : upgrade your SmartScope to 16Mbit DRAM!
February 6th - via: kickstarter.com
Based on your great suggestions and comments, we just decided to take the plunge: you now have the choice to upgrade your SmartScope with a Spartan 6 FPGA & 16Mbit of DRAM!! Since the launch of our Kickstarter campaign, we have been overwhelmed... (Read More)
Thanks Ed for making us hit exactly $100.000 in 14 days!
February 6th - via: kickstarter.com
What a ride!! Today we reached an impressive milestone: $100k, a number we could only dream of when we launched this project. Thank you all to make this dream come true! You just opened the padlock of the second stretch goal. This will allow you... (Read More)
Stretch Goal 1 unlocked!
February 3rd - via: kickstarter.com
Wow, we've unveiled the stretch goals only 2 days ago and you guys already unlocked the first one! Once again this was achieved incredibly fast, all thanks to your support! This means we will shortly launch a designer contest to give our software... (Read More)
First stretch goals revealed!
February 1st - via: kickstarter.com
After reaching 100% of the goal in one week, the Kickstarter keeps on going strong. Especially the past 4 days have been crazy, as 15% was added every 24 hours! This really is very encouraging to us, as it shows that our dream of providing a decent... (Read More)
SmartScope is reinventing the oscilloscope in Open Source (on Kickstarter)
February 1st - via: open-electronics.org
Do you remember Red Pitaya? That one wasn’t open source hardware. This new product instead, choose to develop all the framework in the open: maybe worth your support! (Read More)
100% in exactly one week!!!
January 29th - via: kickstarter.com
Dear backers, Thanks to you, the SmartScope has reached 100% of its funding goal in exactly 1 week after its launch! This obviously is an amazing achievement, and we would like to thank ALL of you for your continuing support, comments and... (Read More)
100MS/s Open Source Oscilloscope For Your iOS Or Android Device (video)
January 29th - via: geeky-gadgets.com
If you enjoy building electronic projects but your budget doesn’t quite stretch to purchasing a professional oscilloscope, you might be interested in a new SmartScope Oscilloscope which has been created by LabNation based in Brussels Belgium. (Read More)
100MS/s Open Source SmartScope Oscilloscope For Your Tablet (video)
January 29th - via: techandgaming247.com
If you enjoy building electronic projects but your budget doesn’t quite stretch to purchasing a professional oscilloscope, you might be interested in a new SmartScope Oscilloscope which has been created by LabNation based in Brussels Belgium. (Read More)
Hey Engineers, Want to Turn Your iPad or iPhone into an Oscilloscope?
January 28th - via: macobserver.com
Engineers of the world, rejoice! LabNation has a KickStarter project that turns your iPad or iPhone into the display for a tiny oscilloscope. Called Smartscope, the device is a 2x100MS/s 45MHz open source oscilloscope, and it uses your iOS, OS X, Android, Linux, or Windows device into its display, and if you're talking about a touch interface device like an iPhone or iPad, you can control it with touch gestures. (Read More)
Glan is in Europe!
January 27th - via: kickstarter.com
We have missed the opportunity to launch a couple of updates: as you've seen we've surpassed the 50% and 75% marks in less than one week -- this is simply amazing! The reason is that there has been a lot going on behind the scenes. There have been... (Read More)
Smart All-In-One Tool For Makers Hits Kickstarter
January 23rd - via: techmarinade.com
2014 is turning out to be the year of the smart oscilloscopes. Red Pitaya was announced on Kickstarter last year and DSLogic is a new Kickstarter that reached its funding goal and was officially funded today. Just recently, a new contender hit the scene. A new team from Belgium called LabNation is offering a 50 MHz bandwidth digital “smart”-oscilloscope for a very reasonable $179. It’s called the SmartScope. Marketing spent most of their budget on that one. (Read More)
A warm welcome to our first 50 backers!
January 22nd - via: kickstarter.com
We are thrilled to have finally been able to click that Launch button! We can assure you -- the past months have been a crazy ride to prepare for this amazing Kickstarter adventure. We hope you like the way we're presenting the SmartScope, and that... (Read More)
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