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Emerson Moura

An old nerd that loves electronics, robotics, microcontrollers and vintage computers.

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A panel with LEDs and switches without any firmware to access my homebrew computer memory.
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Sofia's Panel

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A sumo wrestling robot for the semester college competition.
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Run classic video games on your RC2014
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A simple robot built from wire
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Freeform robot

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This is an AM radio made out of a Compactron tube, which contains two triodes and a pentode.
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Compactron Tube AM Radio

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This is an 8088 homebrew computer I'm building on a breadboard, with a simple command line.
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8088 Homebrew Computer

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Generic prototyping of processors from 1970's and 1980's
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Generic 8-bit Processors Prototype (G8PP)

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Standalone DIY 16-bit computer "PDPii Junior"
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PDPjr

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8-bit microcomputer, based on the Polish CPU, manufactured thirty years ago.
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POLON 7880

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Rose is a robot that can't stop dancing
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Dance, Rose, Dance!

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An Arduino-based tangible programming effort
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Tangible programming

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Texas Instruments TMS9918/9118 can be used with convenient 32K SRAM instead of 4K/16K DRAM
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TMS9918 VDP with SRAM video memory

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As simple as possible single-board computer with the 6809 / 6309 CPU.
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OMEN Kilo

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Part II - creating a MQTT message structure and using it for writing data to SQL database
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Part II - MQTT / SQL Backend for IoT

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A 6809-based project- a simple board that's intended for 6809 OS'es that run in 64k of memory and work with a serial console
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6809 v2

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As-easy-as-possible, but still expandable single board computer with 65C02 CPU.
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OMEN Bravo

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When we mix two passion. Electronics and Back to the Future!
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Back to the Future Flux Capacitor Badge

Pedro MinatelPedro Minatel

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Minicomputer based on Z80 microprocessor and designed with different cards and backplane bus
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Z80MiniFrame

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New Expansions for Z80 Systems compatible with Pro-Log STDBUS
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Grizzly STDBUS

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Fun time with the old Intel 8088
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PCEx Discovery Board (Intel 8088)

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Thanks for following AnanasStepper 2.0！https://hackaday.io/project/20980-ananasstepper-20

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thankyou for liking my #Arduino Desktop Emerson!

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