Pi Plates

Pi Plates fell in love with the Raspberry Pi the moment they saw it play full HD video on a 55″ screen. After using it for different projects and playing with various aftermarket products, they felt there was an opportunity for a family of integrated and cross-compatible I/O expansion boards. So, late in 2013, they launched Pi Plates. Their goal was to design and build peripheral boards with features that would appeal to a broad spectrum of users including experimenters, hobbyists, and professionals. From the beginning they wanted to be able to stack these boards in any combination and this resulted in the name of Pi-Plates.