Antti LukatsThings I've Built
MEGA65 8-bit Retro-Computer
Commodore canned the Commodore 65 computer at the last minute 25 years ago. We are now recreating, completing, and extending this unicorn's horn of the 8-bit computing world. At 48MHz, it is already the world's fastest C64 compatible computer.
Serval Project
After a disaster, in the middle of nowhere, or out of cash? Why should your mobile phone stop working? The Serval Project is all about getting smart-phones to form distributed infrastructure-independent networks, anywhere, anytime.
A real shoe phone
Why should Maxwell Smart have all the fun? So for a church camp themed on the movie, I built a working shoe phone, and proceeded to wear it into the USA post-9/11 (with all the necessary permissions, of course). Here it is at 30000ft.
Control system for a 9-metre industrial roll-former
... which ran on two 6502 CPUs with 8KB RAM each. This was quite the "interesting" introduction to embedded systems programming when I was still at school.
64NET
64NET was created in 1993 when I was 17 to interface PCs to Commodore 64 and 128 home computers, so that they could use the cheap bulk storage of pre-loved PCs.
Lutetium
Jithin
Arcadia Labs
Rieul Techer
Dylan Bleier
CaptMcAllister
Johan Westlund
0n37w0
Ossum
Pontus Rodling
AlfredC
gumballrabbit
Helix
Michał Nowotka