96Boards Mezzanine Community Update
summary
96Boards Mezzanine community maintains open-source templates on GitHub, runs bi-weekly design calls and a staging folder for project files, and partners with GroupGets for crowdfunding; released modules include the GPS mezzanine and an I2S audio mezzanine (partially funded), plus a micro mezzanine, a stackable keycap board, and a GPIO expansion with on-board I²C EEPROM. Plans include a refreshed landing page, an every-other-week livestream series called Mezzanine Monday, and a design contest to boost partner visibility.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to 96Boards Mezzanine
- 1:09Community and open source templates
- 4:22Recent mezzanine updates and projects
- 9:05Future direction and new initiatives
- 10:47Mezzanine Monday and community growth
- 12:37Crowdfunding and community feedback
- 17:27Engaging hobbyist platforms
- 19:41Marketing and visibility strategies
- 24:45Organic growth and influencer status
- 25:49Q&A and closing remarks
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