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Tom Nardi

Occasionally I make things, sometimes they even work as expected.

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A simple network-attached OLED display for showing...whatever.
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ESP8266 Network Display

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Is it really a computer if there's no cartridge slot?
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retroCART USB Cartridge System

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An experiment in alternate computing.
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reComputer 1000

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An effort to decipher MIDI disks from the 1990s
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Hacking Yamaha Disklavier Floppies

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Finally, a cyberdeck for your cyberdeck.
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Cyberdeck SAO

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Bus Pirate 5+ adapter to work with multiple SAOs.
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SAO Plank for Bus Pirate

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This is the starter guide for the 2022 Hackaday Superconference badge, designed by Voja Antonic.
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2022 Hackaday Supercon 6 Badge Guide

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An introduction to firmware reverse engineering.
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Remoticon: Intro to Firmware Reverse Engineering

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Main Page: we can't wait to see you there!
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2020 Remoticon: Pandemic Creativity! (start here)

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RF is black magic and we're going to learn about it here!
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Remoticon: Basics of RF Emissions Debugging

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A chill for the Writing Staff
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Hackaday Writing Crew

mike-szczysMike Szczys

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In this workshop, attendees will work on a breaking into a real-life example of encrypted 3D-printer firmware.
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Remoticon: Live Breaking into Encrypted 3D Printer

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Things I've Built

Operation: Street Sweep

Develop and test a homebrew, open source, Bluetooth traffic monitoring setup.

bt_rng

Cluster project to evaluate Bluetooth pairing entropy by polling the RNG's of standard Bluetooth adapters.

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inductively-coupled radiofrequency plasma toroid in xenon gas
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Plasma Toroid (sky-guided PCB edition)

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Leveraging the Programmable Power Supply (PPS) of USB PD 3.0 and 3.1 to make an ultra-compact bench power supply
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PocketPD - USB-C Portable Bench Power Supply

centylabCentyLab

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Use the $15 Harbor Breeze Solar Light as a self contained waterproof enclosure for a WisBlock based Meshtastic Node.
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Harbor Breeze Meshtastic Hack

tavisTavis

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A high quality UMPC built around a 5" & 7" Display and a Pi Zero 2W
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Pocket Z : Bring back the PDAs & UMPCs

icepatIcepat

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This is the oldest PCB in my collection, acquired from a scrap sale at an old NASA test stand. What did it do?
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Reverse Engineering an Apollo-Era Circuit Card

skyhawksonSkyhawkson

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It's the 40th anniversary of the original Macintosh. Why not recapture the magic in an SAO?
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Macintosh SAO

aaronAaron

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The plan is to make a reproduction of the dedicated chess computer CHESSmate released by Commodore in 1978.
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Commodore CHESSmate Reproduction

michael-gardiMichael Gardi

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Building a 1:1 scale flying model of the iconic Delorean DMC-12 as depicted in the Back To The Future movies
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Full Scale flying delorean model

brian-brockenBrian Brocken

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Add a nibble of Interactive Core Memory to your project!
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SAO Core4 - A Nibble of Core Memory with I2C

andy-geppertAndy Geppert

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A PCB badge featuring the iconic brain chip from Terminator 2: Judgment Day
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Terminator T-800 Brain Chip Badge

m-bindhammerM. Bindhammer

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First PCB board design and SAO in one project motivated by Supercon 2024
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SAO Speak and Spell

jeremygeppertjeremy.geppert

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A small OLED nametag addon that keeps your name always upright.
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GAT Nametag SC8

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Motorized Sojourner Mars rover model.
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Sojourner Mars Rover

wglasfordwglasford

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Phase One: Make a reproduction of the Mego Corporation Star Trekulator Calculator. Phase Two: Reimagine the device with a modern aesthetic.
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Trekulator - Where No Maker Has Gone Before

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Its a NFC Tag, a Keychain pendant, a pin and a blinky Jolly Wrencher in ONE SAO !
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The Jolly Tagger SAO

phil-weaselPhil Weasel

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Adding some of the traditional badge stuff to any badge
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Badge Tag NFC SAO

thomas-flummerThomas Flummer

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An original Apollo 17 Earth Orbit Chart encased in laser engraved plexiglass lighting up the orbit tracks with moving position indicator.
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Apollo 17 Earth Orbit Chart

tom-mladenovTom Mladenov

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inspired by Simen's badges, I had an idea for a Mysterio SAO
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Mysterio SAO

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Michael Gardi wrote 08/31/2024 at 03:36 • point

Cheers Tom. Thanks for the interest in Trekulator - Where No Maker Has Gone Before.

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VALENTINE wrote 12/02/2023 at 17:17 • point

Thank you. Cheers! Valentine

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Michael Gardi wrote 12/13/2022 at 00:22 • point

Thanks for your interest in my OSI Challenger 1P Reproduction project Tom. 

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Ken Yap wrote 01/25/2020 at 03:23 • point

Thanks for liking #Restoring an Asus Chromebox CN60 It was a nice windfall.

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mel wrote 10/25/2019 at 07:28 • point

Hi Tom, Thanks for the like. Yes I like the old Z80 stuff. Must take a look at what you like doing..

Mel.

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Mike Szczys wrote 03/01/2014 at 00:21 • point
Tom, so glad to see you Hackaday Projects! I've long enjoyed your creations and hearing your thoughts over in the comments of the blog.

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