Recent Projects

ESP32 Based GPS Navigator with OSM offline maps.

IceNav

jordi-gaucha Jordi Gauchía

Adding color to home lamps

Upgrading IKEA Lamps with WLED

Simple MOSFET-Driven DC Pump Driver

DC PUMP DRIVER With Custom PCB Breadboard

arnov-sharma Arnov Sharma

Arduino + Franklin oscillator

Turning Impedance into Frequency: An LC Experiment

A small portable and handy music sequencer built on Raspberry Pi Pico

Kuensa - A Handy Music Sequencer

A maker-friendly, open-source micro-inverter project focused on learning, experimentation, and solar energy autonomy.

µVerter - The open-source solar micro-inverter

luiz-villa Luiz Villa

Reception, preparation, and use of an XH7115C (VMC210C) CNC machine.

Import CNC machine

austin-macdonald Austin MacDonald

A rethink of the number of segments required to display a digit

6 segments suffice

ken-yap Ken Yap

(semi) Live documentation of the highs and lows of flashing open-source firmware to Intel MacBooks. Most likely to be a cautionary tale.

Flashing Coreboot Firmware to Intel MacBooks

adam-wakelin Adam Wakelin

A modular sensor built on the Raspberry Pi Zero designed to provide flight control information to a UAV to accomplish autonomous soaring.

C.A.S.S.I.E (Autonomous Soaring Sensor for UAVs)

adam-wakelin Adam Wakelin

A DIY, terminal-first cellular communication device designed as a personal network terminal rather than a modern smartphone.

A Terminal-Style Phone For The Geek

bolan-xu Bolan Xu

Graphical Development Environment for Arduino controller type boards

Visuino

boian-mitov Boian Mitov

Unlocking hidden features, fixing bugs, and injecting custom logic

MIB2 STD PQ Reverse Engineering

Pi Zero 2w mini DLNA Server for use on home wifi or as a wifi access point to stream media from

Pi Zero 2w Mini DLNA Server

More obscure logic families

TL431 Based Logic

Linux blueprint to turn a Mini-PC into a $5k+ Pro Digital Console. GPL Core, OSC logic, zero-latency. Don't buy a mixer: build one!

Open Live Mixing System

francesco-nano Francesco Nano