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Colin O'Flynn

Hardware Enthusiast who is frequently forced to write software.

Halifax, NS
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ChipWhisperer laughs at your AES-256 implementation. But it laughs with you, not at you.
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ChipWhisperer®: Security Research

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How is it 2015 and USB to Serial is still a thing?
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This page will hold details of my workshop at Hackaday SuperCon 2015.
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USSSSSB: Talking USB From Python (SuperCon 2015)

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This is where SuperCon attendees and speakers can discuss logistics (like transportation and where to stay) and get to know eachother
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Things I've Built

DimeCompass (2011)

Small compass module with 3-axis accelerometer for compensation. Shortly after I built this a number of lower-cost chips came to market with everything integrated, making it somewhat moot.

GPS Locked Frequency Standard (2007)

Uses a unique one-PCB design, where an ovenized crystal is made via a box mounted around a portion of the main PCB. http://colinoflynn.com/tiki-index.php?page=ElectronicsProjects

Eagle in a Rack (2004)

FPGA-based video tracker. http://colinoflynn.com/tiki-index.php?page=ElectronicsProjects

Robot Platform (2003)

Fancy robot. It was designed to be a development platform for artificial intelligence technology. It had a modular board setup where all boards plugged into a backplane, which allowed boards to be swapped around.

Fan Flow Failure Detector (2003)

Monitors for fan failure by detecting air-flow stoppage. Uses a NTC thermistor's self-heating effects to determine airflow. Super-cheap. http://colinoflynn.com/tiki-index.php?page=ElectronicsProjects

Autonomous Hovercraft (2002)

The goal of this project was to discover if it was possible to use artificial intelligence to control a hovercraft autonomously. One of my earliest projects. http://colinoflynn.com/tiki-index.php?page=ElectronicsProjects

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The open source 3D Printable Raman Spectrometer using a RaspberryPi and easy to find off the shelf components..
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ramanPi - Raman Spectrometer

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Fully stand-alone HF (Shortwave) Software Defined Transceiver & Vector Network Analyzer. Designed for rugged portable use. Highly hackable.
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Secure your Internet, control your data, fight censorship. Bring your autonomous all in one privacy device everywhere.
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Web security everywhere

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Want a color-angular approach to inspecting your solder joint fillet quality? This rainbow-dome is your solution for less than $20!
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antennas wrote 08/20/2014 at 14:22 • point
Colin can I email you with a question about reverse engineering a security device? I have a few questions and it seems you are the perfect person to help. Are you in Nova Scotia?

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Colin O'Flynn wrote 10/18/2014 at 15:26 • point
I only just saw this now sorry - I guess the notification doesn't get emailed to me... anyway it's coflynn AT newae . com , and I am in NS!

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