Jumperless V5 Bread Board Makes Prototyping A Breeze

The process of prototyping small (or larger) electronic circuits uses a grid system called bread board which allows you to place and replace components and connections. The Jumperless V5 takes that method and adds computer controlled connections - they call it "an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for hardware "  which is a pretty good analogy - like a regular IDE for writing code. It's made by creator Architeuthis Flux who operates from Henderson, Nevada in the USA.

 With Jumperless V5 you simply tap with the included probe to make the connections - these are indicated by LEDs.

Jumperless V5 features:

• 4x 12-bit DACs (MCP4278) buffered and shifted to ±8 V through high-current op amps (L272D)
• 7x 12-bit ADCs (built into the RP2350) buffered and level shifted (LM324) to read +/-8V
• 2x 12-bit current/voltage sensors (INA219) which can also be used to measure resistance
• 10x Routable GPIO (RP2350) which can also be hardware I2C, UART, or SPI
• 2x 14 pin daisy chain headers on either side to pass eight analog signals + SPI + Power to another Jumperless
• A cool probe that connects through a TRRRS jack and lets you measure stuff
• A rotary encoder and switch (SIQ-02FVS3) 451 addressable RGB LEDs (XL-1010RGBC) 

At launch this was flying on CrowdSupply.com with $187,000 the $15K target now reached -  it's also in stock and shipping (within 3 days) price is $389 

https://www.crowdsupply.com/architeuthis-flux/jumperless-v5

Thanks to DarrenMackay for the spot (via our Discord)