Gumstix

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A flock of flying Linux servers powered by Gumstix computers (tiny embedded computers the size of a stick of gum) is being developed by researchers at the University of Essex.

Boing Boing: May 15, 2005 - May 21, 2005 Archives 2005
If Gumstix is serious about professional use, they should also provide 3-D CAD models in the STEP format.

Engineering Hardware-Software 2010
SketchUp is a free 3D modeling program supported by libraries of electronics parts and Gumstix products in the Google 3D Warehouse.

Engineering Hardware-Software 2010
The concept combines 3D Gumstix product visuals with

Engineering Hardware-Software 2010
The computer power comes at the price of electrical power: each Gumstix can draw 1 watt of power, up to a maximum of 3 watts.

Computerworld News 2010
Gumstix reader above, or a slightly modified 3G iPod.

Hack a Day 2010
Gumstix recently released a 3D modeling environment for electronics product designers based on their line of miniature computers.

Engineering Hardware-Software 2010
Gumstix platform, so-called because the motherboard system is about the size of a stick of chewing gum.

Computerworld News 2010
Gumstix launched new versions of its "Overo" gumstick-sized, open-source Linux COM modules.

Linux for Devices - RSS Feeds 2009
Gumstix launched new versions of its "Overo" gumstick-sized, open-source Linux COM modules.

Linux for Devices - RSS Feeds 2009