Recent Projects

Tiny ESP32-C3 desk gadget with OLED, live weather sensing, proximity glow & a phone-controlled web interface.

YUMO PULSE — ESP32-C3 Desk Gadget

yumobuilds YUMO.BUILDS

A freeform brass wire sculpture featuring a round capacitive touch screen, 6-axis IMU auto-rotation, and reactive led filaments.

YUMO SMART CUBE: Touch screen/ESP32-S3 Brass Wire

yumobuilds YUMO.BUILDS

A hand-bent 1.5mm brass wire clock sculpture powered by ESP32-C3 with NTP time sync, hardware-multiplexed 7-segment display, and 5-stage SK

YUMO GLOBE

yumobuilds YUMO.BUILDS

An ESP32-powered desk gadget with six round displays that appears to spin without any visible axle — the trick is mounting the frame on the

YUMO Roulette — A "Floating" Spinning Desk Gadget

yumobuilds YUMO.BUILDS

"The display becomes a terminal. The computing happens elsewhere."

Hardware-Accelerated Display Streaming Decoder

modular 64 channeled eeg system using TI ADS1299

64-channel-modular-eeg-board

What if E2E encrypted chat was a hardware peripheral?

Selectric-256

A DIY cricket bowling machine using dual RS775 motors, PU wheels and a automatic ball feeding system.

DIY Cricket Bowling Machine

srinivasan-m-s Srinivasan M S

Building a retro game console on FPGA with a custom dual-issue RV32IM superscalar CPU. DOOM running as first milestone on DE0-Nano

Custom RISC-V Retro Game Console

mjagadeesh97 M_Jagadeesh97

Bridge the gap between SDR experiments and real wireless prototypes, enabling new PHY algorithms to be tested in a working RF system.

Building a Real-World SDR

jayoung-oh Jayoung Oh

Solarium provides interfaces to provide a processor, assembler, and basic high-level language around a hypothetical 32-bit ISA.

Solarium Computer

Open Source Spin FV-1 Emulator and design lab bench!!

Spin FV-1 Emulator

This tribute to the classic NES combines eight 128x64 LED panels to create a display that looks and feels as retro as the games themselves.

Dave's Retro Console

This 486 came to me featuring a Turbo button, but without a display. I decided to add one with some bling.

Fancified Animated Turbo Display for a 486

Converting Analog Keyboards into MIDI Instruments

MIDI Typist

What if Commodore had never gone bankrupt and Amiga development had never stopped?

Project Ceylon, a retro-futurism Project