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futaris

firmware engineer

Brisbane, Australia

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This user joined on 05/29/2014.

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A project researching the capabilities and use of the newly available ESP8266 low-cost WiFi module.

ESP8266 WiFi Module Library

Accessing a web site with an ESP8266 serial WiFi module and an Arduino Mega 2560.

ESP8266 Retro Browser

Google's $1300 Chromebook Pixel has an awesome screen. i only want the screen.

Megapixy: a 13" Retina-class screen on a boom arm.

Motherboard schematic for the original Nintendo Entertainment System

NES Motherboard

jesse-robinson-beacon Jesse Robinson (beacon)

Back To The Future Time Circuit Clock with clock, alarm and FM radio receiver.

Back To The Future Time Circuit Clock

atheros Atheros

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

FPGA emulating MicroSD runs Google ProjectVault HDL code.

Secure microSD Vault

antti-lukats Antti Lukats

FPGA Running RISC-V Core in a Game Boy form factor

2019 Hackaday Superconference Badge

An Open Source external module for powering a stock TS100 Soldering Iron using USB C Power Delivery

TS100 Flex-C-Friend

brian-lough Brian Lough

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

MEGA65 is an open-source new and open C65-like computer. Hardware designs and software are open-source (LGPL).

MEGA65 - OPEN 8-BIT COMPUTER

antti-lukats Antti Lukats

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

nRF51822 implemenation of Smart Bluetooth with a large amount of GPIO, 3dB antenna and SWD connector. For sale on Tindie.

nRF51822 BLE Flex Module

chris-hamilton Chris Hamilton

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

I plan to use 5 Arduinos, or similar, to trilaterate 3D position using ultrasonic (or possibly audible) sound waves.

Ultrasonic 3D Positioning System (GPS)

gabriel-staples Gabriel Staples

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

GPSDTx is a board capable of transmitting a signal up to a few MHz (1-3?) wide anywhere between 100MHz and 2.2GHz

General Purpose Software Defined Transmitter

This workshop is focused on reverse engineering and utilizing hardware-level debuggers.

Remoticon: The Hackers Guide to Hardware Debugging

This workshop will go over the basics of radio signals, how devices communicate, and best of all, how to act as one of those devices!

Radi-uhoh: What Is This SDR Thing and How Do I Use

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