Pocket Linux Messenger Built From a $20 MF800 4G Hotspot
A $20 MF800 hotspot, a thumb keyboard, and a Sharp Memory Display become a pocket Linux messenger with 4G. Here's the parts list and…
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A $20 MF800 hotspot, a thumb keyboard, and a Sharp Memory Display become a pocket Linux messenger with 4G. Here's the parts list and…
A five-inch cube launches itself off the table, stops mid-air, and lands balanced on one edge. The ESP32, IMU and reaction wheel inside explain…
A Pico-class chip driving 1920x1080 over DVI, with 520 KB of RAM and no framebuffer. Here is the overclock, the scanline trick, and the…
A maker built a pocketable Linux terminal around the Pi Zero 2 W, with a custom carrier PCB, keyboard, USB hub and battery. Schematics…
Nordic's nRF54LC10A puts BLE, Thread, Zigbee and Matter on one low-cost chip. Here is what you need to start building with it before kits…
One FeatherWing puts a 3W class-D amp, a NeoPixel port, an RGB LED driver and an accelerometer on your Feather, so a prop reacts…
Mark Rober invited makers to beat his casino with hardware. A self-driving poker chip, wax-loaded dice and a wearable card counter were the result.
Banzi and Richetta live-build a doorbell whose face recognition never leaves the board. Here is the UNO Q hardware behind it and what you…
Keep your notes, references and thesis research on hardware you own: Logseq plus Syncthing turns a Raspberry Pi into a private knowledge base.
A microphone under the eaves, a Raspberry Pi 5 running BirdNET locally, and an A4 E Ink panel that redraws itself with 1800s bird…
Four Omron surface-mount relays on a 42 x 38 mm board, driven by a ULN2003A so your ESP32 GPIO pins never touch a relay…
During the recently concluded ICPEP.se - CDM General Assembly, Circuitrocks OJT completer and now Flarelab CAD Operator Gian Salvadora was invited to speak with…