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FOSDEM 2025

Alexander Soto

January 29, 2025

We are kicking off 2025 in Brussels, Belgium, at FOSDEM. FOSDEM is Europe's largest FOSS event. We attended FOSDEM in 2024, and it was a great time, meeting so many people, having great conversations, and, of course, food. While we don't have a talk or booth this year, we have two Birds of a Feather rooms that will be an opportunity to meet others and share the work that we're doing.

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2024 Year In Review

Alexander Soto

January 16, 2025

As we close one chapter and open another, we can reflect on our journey—where we are today, our progress, and the road ahead.

We founded Modos in 2022 to create technology that respects your time, attention, well-being, and freedom. As an open-hardware company, we aim to make our creations open and accessible, enabling others to experiment and explore new possibilities, applications, and use cases.

Over the past year, we’ve achieved several milestones:

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The European Union must keep funding free software

Alexander Soto

July 19, 2024

The Caster and Glider project was granted NGI funding via NLnet. Other FOSS related projects also benefit from NGI funding. This funding is now at risk for future projects.

The following is an open letter initially published in French by the Petites Singularités association. To co-sign it, please publish it on your website in your preferred language, then add yourself to this table.

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Teardown 2024

Alexander Soto

June 20, 2024

We're excited to share that we'll be at Teardown 2024! On Friday, June 21st, at 12:00 PM, Wenting Zhang will give a talk titled 'Making E-Ink Go Fast! ' Wenting will discuss the design of the Caster project, which forms the foundation for our Paper Monitor and Development Kit.

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Modos Paper Monitor Pre-Launch on Crowd Supply

Alexander Soto

May 20, 2024

Today, I'm excited to announce the pre-launch page of the Modos Paper Monitor on Crowd Supply. The Modos Paper Monitor is an open-hardware 13.3-inch, 1600 x 1200 monochrome or color e-ink monitor with a fast 60 Hz refresh rate, low latency, multiple image modes and dithering options, and flexible screen update control. It can be connected using HDMI and USB-C and works on Linux, macOS, and Windows. 

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