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The goal of Circuitrocks Philippines has never changed, which is to inspire every maker or builder. It can be in terms of supplying components…
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The goal of Circuitrocks Philippines has never changed, which is to inspire every maker or builder. It can be in terms of supplying components…
Circuit.Rocks joined Create & Conquer 2026, the FEU Tech CpEO hackathon, as a Keystone sponsor: monetary backing, a judging seat on Demo Day, and…
A Pi Zero 2 W, a 720 x 720 square IPS screen, and a custom PCB turn PICO-8 into a real pocket console. See…
An ATmega2560 with just 8 KB of RAM runs FreeRTOS, video at 24 fps, and a UI. See the parts, the memory tricks, and…
Turn a ₱150 plastic skeleton into a spooky animatronic with a Raspberry Pi Pico, four 9g servos, and a distance sensor. Wiring and power…
A maker hid an ESP32-C3 inside a walnut shell to beam IR commands at gear that never got a Wi-Fi upgrade. Here is how…
A gram-scale robot swaps its spring for a coreless DC motor, letting researchers dial the jump height with current instead of a fixed release.
An open-source ESP32-S3 sensor node classifies 500+ household sounds on-device and reports to Home Assistant over MQTT or a private LoRa mesh.
A maker swapped silent LEDs for a room-filling flip-dot panel that physically clacks out real fluid physics, steered by a joystick and a hidden…
Sony's discontinued AIBO comes back as a CircuitPython recreation on a $40 RP2350 board, complete with 49 motion clips and native 3D rendering.
Luwu Dynamics built XGO Duck, an open-source, 15-servo robot duck on Arduino UNO Q with a custom IMU-equipped PCB, ready to build before Microduck…
A maker resurrected a discontinued 1980s Heathkit packet radio modem by making a $4 Raspberry Pi Pico run the exact original firmware itself.
Maker KB Sriram rebuilt a 1928 mechanical number sieve using 30 ATtiny412 chips and an RP2040, and the century-old math still checks out perfectly.
Three kids sealed a Raspberry Pi 3 and a DS18B20 sensor in a £130 acrylic tube to log river temperature and video on their…