Anavi Flex Raspberry Pi HAT

RabbitMax started as a small hobby project. After a year of hard work in my spare time and help from my friends I created an opensource Raspberry Pi HAT for quick IoT prototyping. On 1 November 2016, I launched a crowdfunding campaign with the modest goal to gather 512 EUR for production of more units.

It is amazing that after a couple weeks and with zero-based budget for advertising and marketing the campaign hit more than 200% of its goal in IndieGoGo! People all around the world are ordering RabbitMax Flex.

The winter is coming and you can still get a cool opensource HAT for your Raspberry Pi by supporting our crowdfunding campaign :)

Yes, we did it! I am happy to announce that the IndieGoGo crowdfunding campaign for RabbitMax Flex achieved its goal in less than a week!

Thank you for your support, suggestions and contributions!

As of today RabbitMax Flex is 173% funded. The crowdfunding campaign for our Raspberry Pi HAT will continue as planned until 3 December 2016. A limited number of the "IoT Early Bird" perks are still available.

Please do not hesitate buy your Raspberry Pi a new HAT now :)

RabbitMax is an entirely open source project. Further more it has been developed with free and open source tools. The PCB has been designed using KiCAD on Ubuntu Linux distribution. All schematics, source code and examples have been already published in GitHub, the largest open source community in the world.

Best regards, Leon

This is the evolution of RabbitMax Flex Raspberry Pi HAT from hardware revision 1.0 to revision 1.2 in the past 6 months.

Francesco Vannini from GarageTech published an awesome review of all advantages and disadvantages of RabbitMax Flex hardware revision 1.1. Furthermore Francesco showed all examples from GitHub and the documentation.

Awesome review of RabbitMax Flex in "CNXSoft – Embedded Systems News"

Phil Coval, also known as RzR, made this great unboxing video of RabbitMax Flex kit that includes the Raspberry Pi HAT, 1602 LCD display module and BMP180 I2C sensor for temperature and barometric pressure.

A limited number of RabbitMax Flex Raspberry Pi HATs are on sale in Tindie. They are shipped via a REGISTERED AIRMAIL service. Each item is carefully packed in an individual cardboard box and an envelope with air bubbles for extra safety during the transportation.

Video tutorial demonstrates how to use the RGB LED on RabbitMax Flex Raspberry Pi HAT with free and open source examples in Python and C from GitHub: