Modular control surface prototyping system

[DrBunsen]

Interesting link is interesting

Some people are great with electronics and software, but when it comes to constructing an enclosure they run into problems. /

The prototyping modules were originally designed to speed up development of physical interfaces and control surfaces. We figured that it would be convenient to have a modular system, a mix between a breadboard, a printed circuitboard and a finished control surface. / we decided to launch this concept as a community driven open source hardware project. /

/ They are designed for people requiring quality controls, quick assembly and a flexible, modular project enclosure.

A selection of popular components, pre-configured kits and faceplates will be sold through our webshop. Our on-demand manufacturing service allows users to order custom lasercut acrylic parts and faceplates for their modules. /

They even namedrop MIDIbox :D

[moogah]

Some people are great with electronics and software, but when it comes to constructing an enclosure they run into problems.

Hear Hear!!

These guys have some very interesting things going on, def. gonna keep an eye on them

[/tilted/]

Very pretty.

Almost TOO pretty...

They look like they'd fit in very well with a certain famous brand of expensive computers.

/tilted/ is really not trying to start trouble.

[Doug Wellington]

Ah...!  Do I see both Monome and Sparkfun buttons there???  Interesting comparison...

[nILS]

What kinda prototyping is that? Prototyping needs loose wires and spaghetti wiring and and and! ;D

[stryd_one]

it's iProto, for iDIYers.

[DrBunsen]

Well, iLike it  :P