We are pleased to announce that Kite has advanced to the finals of ‘Hackaday Prize 2018’. Kite is among the winners of the “Open Hardware Design Challenge”. We believe that it is a strong contender to win the grand prize of USD 50,000. Read more about it in this post.
Let’s make some music with Kite… And not just any music – let’s make it LOUD. The speaker in Kite is fine for personal use, but that’s not something that showmen would fancy. Read more about the PianoPhone here.
First came the desktop. Then came the laptop. And the netbook. And the smartphone. There was talk of “convergence”. That somehow didn’t go well as planned. With Kite, you can do HDMI and use your phone as a desktop, and even your own lab-in-the-pocket. Read more about it in this post.
What happens when the Pimoroni Scroll pHAT HD meets the Kite DIY modular smartphone kit ? Your phone becomes your name badge, and a dazzling torch, too! In a nutshell, Kite allows you to add Raspberry Pi things (like the pHATs), change the phone enclosure, and then customize Android – resulting in a totally customized device that has your signature all over. For the full details, please lookup this post.
A KitePhone is simply a phone built using the Kite Kit. Poorna is a minimal smarphone design, built with Kite. Those in a hurry should look up this video for in-depth look, we highly recommend that you go through this post.
You can do a lot with Kite. With Kite, common electronic components, and your favourite 3D printer, you can build the phone of your dreams... Watch this video to see how!
Kiteboard is a single board computer that is best understood as the “motherboard” of a modern smartphone. A comprehensive kit empowers everyone to build custom mobile devices of all types.
I am excited to announce that we will be exhibiting KiteBoard at the ITpro EXPO 2017 in Tokyo, Japan! ITpro EXPO 2017 is a multi-faced trade event to showcase digital technologies for innovation. It will be held at Tokyo Big Sight from October 11 to October 13, 2017.
Are you a device developer who has wished to build a device that has almost all the features of a smartphone? KiteBoard is your best bet!
