RPGA Feather
A Feather-format development board that combines an RP2040 microcontroller with an iCE40 FPGA for integrated embedded and programmable-logic projects.
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Kavrous Technologies
Oak Development Technologies is now Kavrous Technologies. Shop Kavrous directly, or browse the Oak Development Technologies storefront on Tindie for the products that continue forward with us.
A Feather-format development board that combines an RP2040 microcontroller with an iCE40 FPGA for integrated embedded and programmable-logic projects.
View on TindieA small castellated RP2040 development board with USB-C, flexible GPIO, an addressable RGB LED, and CircuitPython support.
View on TindieAn iCE40 FPGA FeatherWing for adding programmable logic to compatible Feather projects.
View on TindieA capacitive-touch breakout built around Microchip's AT42QT1070, with seven touch-input channels and Qwiic/STEMMA QT-compatible connectors.
View on TindieA compact 3.3 V, 500 mA buck-converter breakout for efficiently powering small electronics projects.
View on TindieAn ESP32-S2 development board for approachable wireless and microcontroller experimentation.
View on TindieAn iCE5LP4K FPGA development board in the Feather form factor, updated with USB-C connectivity.
View on TindieA 5×10 SK6812mini RGB LED matrix for compact, colorful lighting and display projects.
View on TindieAn I/O expansion board designed to pair with the CAST-AWAY RP2040 and support hands-on project exploration.
View on TindieAn upcoming FeatherWing project for experimenting with traffic-light-style controls and signals.
View on TindieOur next chapter
Kavrous Technologies is building on the strong roots established by Oak Development Technologies: practical boards, approachable tools, and hardware made for people who want to understand how it works. As Kavrous, we are carrying that foundation forward as a dedicated open-hardware startup, with a sharper focus on polished products and documentation that helps builders get from an idea to a working project. The Oak Development Technologies name remains on the Tindie storefront for now, but the work and its direction are Kavrous.