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Dear Red Pitayans, we are delighted to share with you the news that Red Pitaya is a finalist in the Test, Measurement & Inspection Product of the of the Year category in the Electronics Industry Awards. For more information please click on the following link

During a search and rescue operation, emergency teams and trapped survivors are exposed to high risk from partially- destroyed buildings and structures which can collapse causing injury. More, the situation is constantly changing as debris is moved. RAWIS will monitor any movement in the disaster environment and to warn individual of any danger. Harmless motion – people, rescue vehicles, animals, tree leaves etc – must be successfully suppressed. The RAWIS system consists of a main radar system which monitors the entire scene and measures submillimeter debris movements of any debris, auxiliary radars to perform measurements of individual hot spots, and units which are fastened to clothing worn by the rescuers.

Are you searching for a precise measurement tool to use in your classroom or for your students’ electronics projects? Check how the Red Pitaya STEMlab board has been used in the research for this master thesis.

Bioimpedance spectroscopy (BIS) is used to characterize DNA hybridization. Red Pitaya STEMlab board has helped design the biosensor for the detection of DNA sequences.

Check this example and see why Red Pitaya STEMlab is the best one

Want to say hello from the processing system in the Zynq SoC with the Red Pitaya STEMlab? If yes, then this blog will be of big help.

This time, the RP board has been used in Reflectometry! By using the RP STEMlab board it is possible to detect the location of a fault in transmission lines and to determine the amount of cables used in wiring.

Want to know more about the design and the simulation results of an implementation of a LIA on the Red Pitaya STEMlab? 

Red Pitaya STEmlab was used in the very cool tests towards a SDR-based ground station, thus replacing radio-TNC combinations and supporting the more powerful communication protocols.

Red Pitaya STEMlab is from now on supporting Jupyter notebook.