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Explore RP2040 breadboard controllers, NFC badge terminals, infrared contrast sensors, and M12 industrial I/O interfaces. These hardware prototypes are in development; orders are not open yet.
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MBT-2
Maintenance badge terminal
Bring badge interaction and maintenance check-ins closer to the machine, with connected electronics and a serviceable enclosure.
BCB-1
RP2040 breadboard controller
Keep your controller, display, and I/O together. One U-shaped PCB brings programmable electronics directly to the breadboard.
RCS-1
I²C contrast sensor
A compact infrared sensing prototype with two-point teach, saved calibration, adjustable thresholds, and a printable enclosure.
MIB-1
M12 industrial bridge
Six M12 sensor inputs with four digital and two voltage/current channels, plus interchangeable Uno R3 and Raspberry Pi 4B docks.
Renders show engineering prototypes and nominal component envelopes. Final specifications, package contents, pricing, and availability will be confirmed before ordering opens.
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Explore NFC badge interaction, wireless connectivity, and enclosure integration.
Explore an RP2040 controller, OLED, and I/O arranged around the breadboard.
Two-point teaching, adjustable I²C thresholds, and a compact printable enclosure.
Explore digital and analog M12 inputs with interchangeable Uno R3 and Pi 4B docks.
Product questions.
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What is the BCB-1 breadboard controller?
BCB-1 is an RP2040-based controller prototype for hands-on electronics development. Its U-shaped PCB brings an OLED display, programmable I/O, and expansion connections directly to a breadboard. Explore the BCB-1 design and CAD assembly.
Which prototype connects Arduino or Raspberry Pi to industrial sensors?
The MIB-1 M12 Industrial Bridge is being developed for 24 V sensors with interchangeable Arduino Uno R3 and Raspberry Pi 4B docks. The current Rev A design has four digital inputs and two 0–10 V / 4–20 mA channels. It is an engineering prototype with physical testing pending.
Can I order these products today?
Orders are not open yet. MBT-2, BCB-1, RCS-1, and MIB-1 are engineering prototypes in development. Confirmed pricing and availability will appear here when each product is ready for release. You can contact Farawell to discuss your interest.
What will be included with each product?
The final package contents will be listed before ordering opens. A battery, breadboard, badge, or other reference shown in CAD is not confirmation that the item will be included.
Where can I inspect the design?
Explore the current product galleries and design overviews, including RCS-1 and MIB-1 on the Projects page. The homepage also has interactive assemblies for MBT-2, BCB-1, RCS-1, and MIB-1, with rotation, zoom, and exploded views.
Can I discuss a project or quantity requirement?
Yes. Tell Farawell about your application, the product you are interested in, and the quantity or requirements you have in mind. Configuration, pricing, and availability can then be discussed directly.
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