Quick tidbits: - it's open code, not open source (CC by-nc-nd) - it's available now (in stock) - you can try it in the simulator - it uses floats for comput

Quick tidbits: - it's open code, not open source (CC by-nc-nd) - it's available now (in stock) - you can try it in the simulator - it uses floats for computation, so it's far from ideal (limited precision). The implementation is in C++. - it does not have a CAS (Computer Algebra System), and I don't think it's feasable with their hardware specs. I'm not affiliated with the project, nor do I know anyone from the company or the team. But I got one to play with, so I'd be happy to answer any question for which you cannot find the answer on the website and/or github.