• here### What Makes NOVA Super

Fully addressable on-board LED matrix It has an integrated 7x10 LED matrix. Coupled with a powerful dual-core ARM Cortex M0+ processor.

Very capable in a small package Even in an 20mm by 32mm it sports 24 GPIOs and 70 on-board LEDs

Super quick processing NOVA is powered by the Raspberry Pi RP2040 with dual ARM Cortex M0+ cores running up to 133 MHz. Giving you the ability to created whatever you want without limitations.

Gaming with Nova A collection of classic games, played directly on Nova's LEDs!

Technical Details: Microcontroller: Raspberry Pi RP2040 with dual ARM Cortex M0+ cores running up to 133 MHz Memory: 264KB of SRAM, with support for external flash 16M-bit (2M-byte) 7x10 LED Matrix: Integrated with 70 RGB LEDs (addressable WS2812) GPIO: Accessible for various I/O purposes Power Input: Via USB Type-C or external power Connectivity: USB and various standard GPIO pins for communication protocols (I2C, SPI, UART) Open-source: Fully customizable hardware with publicly available schematics and examples

• 70 ultra-bright LEDs for stunning displays
• ully addressable and expandable to control external LED matrices
• Compact, powerful, and perfect for your next project
• Don’t miss your chance to grab Nova at its Kickstarter-exclusive price before the campaign ends!

Get Nova on Kickstarter Technical Details Microcontroller: Raspberry Pi RP2040 with dual ARM Cortex M0+ cores running up to 133 MHz Memory: 264KB of SRAM, with support for external flash 16M-bit (2M-byte) 7x10 LED Matrix: Integrated with 70 RGB LEDs (addressable WS2812) GPIO: Accessible for various I/O purposes Power Input: Via USB Type-C or external power Connectivity: USB and various standard GPIO pins for communication protocols (I2C, SPI, UART) Open-source: Fully customizable hardware with publicly available schematics and examples