Made With KiCad
These are some KiCad designed projects that have been made by users. If you want to be featured along the other showcases on this page please submit a merge request on GitLab if you meet the contributing guidelines for requirements on adding a project!
UPSat
Libre Space Foundation
The first open source satellite
UPSat is a 2U Cubesat satellite constructed and delivered by Libre Space Foundation, started by University of Patras as part of the upsatQB50 mission with ID GR-02.
USB armory
Inverse Path / F-Secure
The USB armory from Inverse Path is an open source hardware design, implementing a flash drive sized computer.
The compact USB powered device provides a platform for developing and running a variety of applications.
USB armory Mk II
Inverse Path / F-Secure
The USB armory from Inverse Path is an open source hardware design, implementing a flash drive sized computer.
The compact USB powered device provides a platform for developing and running a variety of applications.
VB-IoT1
VeNSeY
VB-IoT1 aims at providing a compact all-in-one solution. Due to popularity and support of open source community (software and hardware), we equipped our board with a high speed ARM-core, SIM900 (or SIM800F) and Atmega processor. The board can be used as a Linux embedded platform with GSM connection, an Arduino board with SIM900 (or SIM800F) shield, a standalone GSM shield, a full scale Android board. Additionally it has the LCD connectors, and touch screen support.
VESC
Benjamin's robotics
An Open Source ESC.
In other words, this is a brushless DC motor controller, which is very configurable.
VESC controller
PALTA TECH S.A.
VESC controller is a 3 phase motor controller. The board measures voltages, currents, temperatures and user inputs and acts as the brain of a high power electric drivetrain. Fully opensource and compatible with VESC project firmware and GUI.
VirtualSense
University of Urbino, Neunet
Open-Hardware Ultra-Low-Power Wireless Sensor Node
VirtualSense is an IEEE 802.15.4-compliant wireless sensor module running a Java-compatible 32 bit VM.