TNY-360 v2: An Open-Hardware ESP32-S3 Robot Dog Kit
The TNY-360 v2 quadruped uses an ESP32-S3, modular PCBs, and a 200 Hz control loop on two cores, so legged robotics is less of…
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The TNY-360 v2 quadruped uses an ESP32-S3, modular PCBs, and a 200 Hz control loop on two cores, so legged robotics is less of…
Debugging SPI blind is painful. The SPIDriver Quattro adds a live display, 0.1 mA current sensing, and quad-SPI support so you can see what…
AAElectronics' LocalDot swaps an Echo Dot's mainboard for an ESP32-P4 and ESP32-S3 that talk only to Home Assistant. Here's how it works and how…
Olimex put a genuine WDC W65C02 under a wedge-shaped keyboard, paired it with an RP2040 for video and USB, and priced the Apple II…
Timo Strube's Tiwaz splits into two standalone macro pads with joysticks, runs QMK on an STM32F401, and ships every hardware file open source.
Crowd Supply's Teardown 2026 packed 41 talks and 47 demo tables into one hotel. Here are the embedded, USB-C PD, and ESP32 bits worth…
Icy Electronics' nRF54L15 Discovery packs a Cortex-M33, a RISC-V coprocessor, and a snap-off CMSIS-DAP debugger onto one open-hardware PCB for $27.19.