The SigCore UC repo is now officially live on GitHub.

GitHub Repository

This is the full codebase for the SigCore UC platform — firmware, server, Control Panel application, drivers, update tools, and all the supporting hardware documentation. If you wanted to dig into how this thing actually works behind the panels, it’s all there now.

A quick breakdown of what’s in the repo:

• .NET 8 Device Server running on Raspberry Pi OS (64-bit)

• WPF Control Panel for Windows with full UI support for analog/digital I/O, relays, PID loops, calibration, and configuration

• FRAM-backed persistent configs

• Complete I²C device drivers (ADS1115, MCP4728, PCA9685, MCP23008/017, etc.)

• SigCore messaging protocol

• Update builder + launcher (automatic firmware/app updates)

• Hardware drawings and documentation

• Website assets and WebBridge backend for the device’s built-in web interface

The repo’s still marked as early-stage (revA hardware, pre-production software), but everything is functional and running on the current prototype boards. As work continues, all updates will push directly to GitHub so the history stays transparent.

What’s next?

• Cleaning up the documentation now that the code is public

• More detailed breakdowns of the hardware subsystem architecture

• A demo video of the analog and relay subsystems in action

• Preparing revB board fixes

• Adding example automation scripts (Python + C#)

If you’ve been following along and wanted to see “under the hood,” now’s the time. Feedback, issue reports, forks — all welcome.

SigCore UC is built to be both powerful and open, so making the repo public is a big step toward that.