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Milkymist was founded in summer 2007 by Sébastien Bourdeauducq. The open source project tackled the development of a system-on-chip design capable of running MilkDrop. The name "Milkymist" was chosen to evoke a parallel MilkDrop. The development was no small task, as it required designing and/or integrating a powerful 32-bit microprocessor core, basic peripherals, many interfaces, a fast SDRAM controller, and graphics acceleration. The video synthesizer born out of those efforts, the <a href="/other/m1/">Milkymist One</a>, was launched in September 2011 with the help of open hardware company Sharism at Work.
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Milkymist was founded in summer 2007 by Sébastien Bourdeauducq. The open source project tackled the development of a system-on-chip design capable of running MilkDrop. The name "Milkymist" was chosen to evoke a parallel MilkDrop. The development was no small task, as it required designing and/or integrating a powerful 32-bit microprocessor core, basic peripherals, many interfaces, a fast SDRAM controller, and graphics acceleration. The video synthesizer born out of those efforts, the <a href="/other/m1/">Milkymist One</a>, was launched in September 2011 with the help of open hardware company Sharism at Work.
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Components of the Milkymist system-on-chip soon found many other uses, such as <a href="/images/jpl_letter.jpg" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">software-defined radio</a> on board the International Space Station. The community grew and activities diversified, with the development of a <a href="http://www.ohwr.org/projects/tdc-core/wiki" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">TDC core</a> for CERN (using a variant of the Milkymist SoC for integration), the <a href="/gateware/migen/">Migen</a> logic design system and its application to the Rhino software-defined radio platform, and the <a href="https://m-labs.hk/mixxeo.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Mixxeo</a> digital video mixer. In 2013, Milkymist was renamed to M-Labs to mark the more varied activities, and formally incorporated in Hong Kong as M-Labs Limited.
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Components of the Milkymist system-on-chip soon found many other uses, such as <a href="/images/jpl_letter.jpg" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">software-defined radio</a> on board the International Space Station. The community grew and activities diversified, with the development of a <a href="http://www.ohwr.org/projects/tdc-core/wiki" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">TDC core</a> for CERN (using a variant of the Milkymist SoC for integration), the <a href="/gateware/migen/">Migen</a> logic design system and its application to the Rhino software-defined radio platform, and the <a href="/other/mixxeo">Mixxeo</a> digital video mixer. In 2013, Milkymist was renamed to M-Labs to mark the more varied activities, and formally incorporated in Hong Kong as M-Labs Limited.
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The company's current main project is <a href="/experiment-control/artiq/">ARTIQ</a>, a leading-edge open source control system for quantum information experiments. In 2016, Robert Jördens joined the directorate of the company to further develop ARTIQ and other physics-related projects.
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The company's current main project is <a href="/experiment-control/artiq/">ARTIQ</a>, a leading-edge open source control system for quantum information experiments. In 2016, Robert Jördens joined the directorate of the company to further develop ARTIQ and other physics-related projects.
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title = "Mixxeo"
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logo = "images/mixxeo_logo.png"
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The Mixxeo was the first open source digital video mixer.
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<a href="/images/mixxeo_render_large.png">
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<img src="/images/mixxeo_render.jpg">
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<em>[picture is a rendering - actual product appearance may vary]</em>
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Built on the <a href="/gateware/migen/">MiSoC and Migen</a> technologies that originated from the development experience of the Milkymist One and unlike other mixers, the Mixxeo itself does everything and processes every pixel with our own <a href="http://github.com/m-labs" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">open source hardware and software</a>. This gives us exceptional control and customization possibilities.
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The Mixxeo supported mixing from two DVI or HDMI sources up to 720p60, with crossfade, fade to black and potentially other effects with a latency of less than two frames.
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<b>Status (Aug 2014)</b> - Main board and gateware have been <a href="/images/mixxeo_result.jpg">mostly functional</a> for a while, mechanical design and manufacturing for the case/mechatronics are progressing slowly. If you have the skills and would like to help out, email sb at m-labs.hk or the mailing list.
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<center><img src="/images/mixxeo_menu.png"><br /><br /><img src="/images/mixxeo_board.jpg" class="picimg"></center>
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