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Steve Anderson

Software developing, hardware hacking ghost driving around in a skeleton covered in meat

Wales, UK

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Loki is something like a cyberdeck, dual booting between Raspberry Pi (obvs) and an honest-to-goodness ZX Spectrum FPGA analogue!

Loki

steve-anderson Steve Anderson

Converting a keyboard from a Wyse serial terminal (circa 1990) to a USB device

Wyse PCE keyboard, USBified

steve-anderson Steve Anderson

Most affordable HDMI switches have an automatic input selection, and they're awful. Let's make something better.

HDMI Switch that doesn't suck

steve-anderson Steve Anderson

A little clock/display thing made from a pair of HPDL-1414 displays and an Arduino Pro Micro clone

Clocky-wocky-do-da

steve-anderson Steve Anderson

Adding some much needed features to an HDMI capture device using an Espruino Pico and some dodgy wiring

Javascript fuelled HDMI recorder

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Projects I Like & Follow

Follow for the 'Hacklet' and latest news about hackaday.io

Hackaday.io Project

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Presenting the "Tingle" wearable for compulsive behaviors and a hacked fitness tracker wearable device prototyping platform.

Hacking Wearables for Mental Health and More

curt-white Curt White

B3606 is a cheap MCU controlled power supply, I'm reverse engineering it and writing software to add serial port and more features.

Power Supply B3603 Alternative Firmware

baruch-even Baruch Even

7-Segment clock that has a full colour display.

RGB 7segment desk clock

david-hopkins David Hopkins

An LED clock using the adafruit 1/4 sections to make a 60 LED ring. Although not a new concept, it should be expandable to other variations.

Stargate LED Clock

david-hopkins David Hopkins

niftyled is a plugin based open source framework to control LED devices using pixmaps.

niftyled

Using KiCad to design and layout stripboard PCB projects

Stripboard Meets KiCad

mike-teachman Mike Teachman

A 3D printed fully mechanical 7 segment display. It can be used without any electronic at all, by turning a gear.

Peters 7-seg all mechanical display prototype 2

peter-lehnr Peter Lehnér

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Applying polymorphism to hardware enables users to do more with their devices while avoiding IoT pitfalls.

Polymorphic Hardware

trey-german Trey German

uGFX was written for use with makefiles. Using it in arduino is possible with minimal effort, though. Here's how.

using uGFX in Arduino

Official hackaday.io API project

Hackaday API

ivan-lazarevic Ivan Lazarevic

This is about using an Instant Messaging client (Pidgin, ChatSecure, etc...) to send and receive messages to/from your Raspberry Pi.

Raspberry Pi: Jabber/XMPP client

alfredc AlfredC

Clock that chimes on the hours, halves, quarters

Chiming Clock

Spreading the voice of Eduard Khil

Portable Trollmaster 3000

Apple's HomeKit supports Bluetooth but isn't an open spec. Here's the open source code to make it work

HomeKit for Bluetooth

tim-wilkinson Tim Wilkinson

Turned an antique intercom into an Amazon Echo

50s Intercom Raspberry Pi Echo

nickrbrewer nick.r.brewer

Rewriting the ZX Spectrum ROM with game editors, scripting language, compiler and game engine to turn it into a game development tool

ZX Spectrum ROM: Arcade Game Designer

jonathan-cauldwell Jonathan Cauldwell

A word clock with 3D printed LED light wells, custom PCB, and PIC controller.

Word Clock

drhatch drhatch

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