Hardware Design Streamlined for Biosensor Medical Device

February 10, 2016 | Karen Schultz

Energy efficient embedded computer developed in Geppetto D20 reduces cost and improves path to remote diagnostic care. For medical researchers and developers designing tomorrow’s wearable health sensors and instruments, off-the-self form-factor boards more often complicate product design process rather than simplify it.

Build A Custom Expansion Board for Your Raspberry Pi Compute Module In A Day

February 4, 2016 | Karen Schultz

Gumstix creates the fastest path to market for Raspberry Pi Compute Module developers with our Geppetto Design-to-Order (D20) platform! Now that the Raspberry Pi Compute Module has joined the Geppetto pipeline, you can build a custom Pi expansion board in less than a day. Like all Geppetto designs, your board will be verified production-ready by […].

Controlled Bionic Leg Becomes a Reality with Gumstix COMs

January 5, 2016 | Karen Schultz

Small form factor computing eliminates surgery The Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago (RIC) has developed the first neural-controlled bionic leg, using no nerve redirection surgery or implanted sensors. The Gumstix Overo Computer-on-Module technology powers this medical breakthrough by providing the computing power that helps drive the leg’s motorized knee and ankle, with control enabled by the […].

Gumstix for University, STEM and Research Educators

December 18, 2015 | Karen Schultz

New Kits, Tutorials, UAV and Design Tools to Share Gumstix is honored to be part of 100+ patents and supporting over 2,000 research projects in universities and labs across the globe. As a leader in hardware design and manufacturing solutions, we are committed to supporting the innovative research and development of our educational partners.

Scholars: Developing the MONSUN AUV

December 17, 2015 | Karen Schultz

Researchers at the University of Lübeck, Institute of Computer Engineering, Germany have developed MONSUN AUV (an autonomous underwater vehicle). Environmental monitoring and inspection of water-bodies is rapidly becoming indispensable due to changing environmental conditions as well as the growing need to discover ways to conserve it.