GRiSP: Dive into a New Experience of Building Wireless Embedded Systems

We've been updating the website behind the scenes, and are in the process of moving our tutorials over from GitHub. Check out the full list of articles and blog posts.

We are now shipping the GRiSP-Base boards! If you pre-ordered (or if you won one of the raffles), check your email for shipping notifications. Haven't ordered yet? Browse the web store now. Boards are available individually or in bulk, optionally with an SD card preloaded with the Erlang virtual machine.

To make it easier to get started building with GRiSP, we've added some Digilent accessories to the store: a motor robot parts kit, and a multi-sensor PMod attachment (accelerometer / gyroscope / magnetometer / barometer), so you can keep track of where your robot is moving!

The project now has a Twitter account (@grisporg) and a GitHub account where the software repositories are maintained.

The team was in Stockholm in June for Code BEAM STO. We presented a free full-day workshop on how to build with GRiSP, where participants got a chance to test-drive the boards and some of our favorite accessories.

You can watch some of the talks from past conferences on our developer resources page. Recent conference appearances by the GRiSP team include Code BEAM SF 2018 in San Francisco in March, Lambda Days 2018 conference in Krakow in February, Code Mesh 2017 in London, Erlang User Conference 2017 in Stockholm, Elixir conference EU, Erlang & Elixir Factory SF Bay conference, Lambda Days 2017 in Kraków, Poland, Erlang Factory Lite conference in Berlin, and and the September 2016 Erlang User Conference.