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Peter Birch

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Melbourne, Australia

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This user joined on 09/14/2021.

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An very very small relay computer and simulator.

Wolffia

Projects I Like & Follow

Hackaday Prize 2019

Portable Power Platform for Pi Zero

PiSugar Battery for Raspberry Pi zero

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Make & 3D print your own phone with sensors, displays, electronics, batteries and antennas. Customize Android and do exactly your thing!

Kite : Open Hardware Android Smartphone

shree-kumar Shree Kumar

2021 Hackaday Prize

A physical switch for my computer to choose between Linux and Windows

Hardware boot selection switch

stephen-holdaway Stephen Holdaway

Medium-sized 12-DOF Quadruped Robot inspired by MIT Cheetah and Boston Dynamics Spot Mini

NOMAD Quadrupedal Robot

implemented-robotics Implemented Robotics

A computer built around a Atari 2600 (VCS), with a few nifty upgrades, 6502, 64k + 128bytes ram, coprocessor, 77 is getting a rework

Super atari 6502 (A "DIY" 2600 hardware clone...)

2021 Hackaday Prize

An electric scooter that can be made entirely from printed parts and off the shelf components without any power tools!

RepRaTS 3D Printable E-Scooter

james-dietz James Dietz

Universal Arduino Wireless Shield

RadioShield

jan-grome Jan Gromeš

Triple Cycloidal Brushless Actuator 25:1 Ratio

Simple Cycloidal Robot Leg for Quadruped

paul-gould Paul Gould

Combine an ultrasonic ranging sensor with some addressable LEDs to help position your car in the garage with accuracy

ESP32-based Precision Parking Assist

An open-source dual-channel SDR Raspberry Pi HAT with up to 6 GHz tunable range

CaribouLite SDR for RPI

david-michaeli David Michaeli

Internet enabled lock for main door

IoT Main Door Lock

danielblanquez daniel.blanquez

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

ROS mobile robot base for everyone

ros-omni-base

panovvv panovvv

Raspberry Pi Pico misses out on an EEPROM, so why not add it by ourselves, that too EEPROMs are dirt cheap.

How to Add an EEPROM to Raspberry Pi Pico

Talker/80 - New Dimensions in Voice Synthesis for the TRS-80

Talker/80 for the TRS-80 Model 1, 3, and 4

michael-wessel Michael Wessel

Make your own Arduino Uno at home as a standalone microcontroller board

DIY Standalone Arduino Uno

Device used with Invacare pendant controller

Voice Controlled Hospital Bed Remote

Creating a Arduino Based DIY Version of the Duel Disk

Duel Disk - Arduino Based Replica

Computer that never hangs?

Coolsystem

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agp.cooper wrote 10/04/2021 at 14:20

Hi Peter,

Thanks for following my https://hackaday.io/project/26338-one-bit-cpus. I found your links in your project fascinating as well.

Related to Turing computers I have https://hackaday.io/project/27528-the-turing-computer-plays-busy-beaver-iii. A basic Turing computer demonstration.

I have also done some work on other simple computer concepts (Move Only (Weird CPU) and SubLEq etc). If your interested in these things.

Anyway I will be following your progress with your project.

Regards AlanX

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