A big thanks to everybody that supported our PiShield Kickstarter campaign. The PiShield allows you to easily add up to 8x 5V analog sensors and 4x I²C devices to the Raspberry Pi. Get your order in now !

For the next few months, for orders of $100 or more, we're offering free shipping - worldwide ! Canada Post for orders upto $500, TNT Economy for orders of $500 or more.

While we were at it, we added a Processing interface. It's another way to integrate I-CubeX in your application. Try the example and don't hesitate to get in touch with us if you have questions. Happy Creative Coding !

Introducing .. the iCubino ! iCubinos are Arduino-compatible boards that can run our iCubino sketch. And since our Connect for MacOS software recognizes a device that's attached to the serial port if it speaks I-CubeX, so to say, iCubinos appear in the list of devices as an I-CubeX digitizer. Use our Shield to easily connect our sensors. All this is compatible with our existing software, so we're welcoming iCubino users to try out our software such as Link, SensePlay and I-CubeX plugins.

A new version 1.3.0 of Connect for MacOS to represent digitizers as virtual MIDI ports, was recently released. It sports some neat new features ! A mini configuration panel allows you to turn on/off sensor inputs, set the sampling interval, set the mode of operation, set muting and reset the digitizer. OSC output enables you to easily send sensor data to a slew of OSC-capable software programs and devices. Last but not least, Connect now allows you to convert any serial port into a virtual MIDI port.