MLAB

An open-source hardware for everyone

WHAT IS MLAB?

MLAB is an open-source eletronic building kit for scientists and engineers.

Open-Source

All documentation is publicly available.

Modularity

A complicated construction is disassembled into elementary modules containing only so many components so they can perform their function in a system. Such concept enables a fast development of new devices and their subsequent acquisition of new features. Modules are assembled on a base made of aerial duralumin, so the resulting construction is robust and quite compact.

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Universality

MLAB construction kit allows you to build numerous different devices and instruments from simple measuring apparatuses to scientific devices operating experiments.

Diversity

MLAB construction kit contains components made by various manufacturers of sensors, microcontrollers or motor drivers. No specific manufacturer is preferred.

Partners


USBI2C01

USBI2C01

USB device to I²C master adapter with Linux kernel support
USB232R02

USB232R02

Universal USB-UART converter ideal for prototyping high-quality devices. USB Full Speed/Full Handshake support.
LIGHTNING01

LIGHTNING01

Lightning sensor module based on AS3935 Franklin Lightning Sensor IO. Sensor can be connected via I2C or SPI bus.

Cooperation

There are still many things worth of improving or inventing. Enthusiastic people are always in shortage. Do you want to contribute to the development?

I have my own module that I want to share with others.

Even though MLAB is an open-source concept, it is not possible to add a new module without complying with a convention. Therefore it is a good idea to read a few words about how to design a good MLAB module.

I would love to contribute, but I don't have any ideas.

We still have a plenty of ideas and are ready to share them. Simply choose from our wiki.

I don't know how to develop modules

There is no need to be ashamed - do not hesitate to contact us. We will seek to find a common goal. The biggest mistake would be not to try.