I haven't really talked about the Trancevibe project in a while. With the whole moving and vacation thing it kind of got shuffled onto the back burner a couple months ago (have I really lived here that long?) and never revived. There's also this huge uncanny valley between making and selling a couple of something on the down-low to a small-knit
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Besides the modularity and packaging Jane mentions below, I expect to have a beat-reactive Blinkenlichten and RGB LED footprint on the board just for giggles - and it can double as my weather-forecasting crystal ball - but most importantly, a USB bootloader permanently programmed on each chip that can be accessed by shorting a jumper on the board. This should make it easier for other hobbyists to customize the operation, add their own protocol extensions, etc. without an expensive chip programmer.
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