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Mono - The first open programmable gadget in a handy case from monoLit, a young Danish startup

blacey Admin last edited by

http://openmono.com - looks promising.

Launches on kickstarter on 10/21 -https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/709997023/1383236763?token=cdb764a8

WiFi and BLE only but take a look.
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Looks nice - would be great as a scene controller too.
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