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Open instruments for everyone by Red Pitaya is on Kickstarter
By Staff on August 28, 2013
Technologies yesterday available only to research labs and industry turn your iPhone, tablet or PC into an amazing instrument.
…and it’s open source!
Red Pitaya is an open source measurement and control tool replacing many expensive laboratory instruments at a surprising price tag.
Red Pitaya: Open instruments for everyone by Red Pitaya — Kickstarter.
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