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Reverse Engineering

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Add an ESP8266 to a Philips LivingColors gen1 to control it over WiFi without losing the ability to control it with the remote

Philips LivingColors gen1 WiFi addon

Reverse engineer the wireless protocol between a chest belt heart rate monitor and it's wrist watch that displays the beats per minute

Sniff the Wireless Data of a Sports Wrist Watch

The Getyoo Clickey contains some interesting hardware: a STM32F102C8 microcontroller and a NXP PN512 NFC transceiver

Getyoo Clickey NFC tag reverse engineering

Reverse engineer the FG-100 pinout and develop alternate firmware that improves some of the shortcomings of the default firmware.

Alternate Firmware for FG-100 DDS Function Gen

Two people have reverse engineered most of the protocol. These things are cheap, and do something I wanted to build. Time to finish the job.

re-purposing acurite temperature sensors

Replace the "brain" of a 303 with modern technologies and add a Digital VCO for more stability.

ML-303 Synth (x0xb0x-alike) full CPU replacement

My attempt to get a Life Optics M5 (aka Leica HM500) head mounted microscope/varioscope running.

Reverse engineering a Life Optics M5/Leica HM500

I'm trying to get data out of a relatively low-cost (80€) CO₂ monitor that appears to have a USB connection for data as well as for power

Reverse-Engineering a low-cost USB CO₂ monitor

What happens when the manufacturer didn't provided all the required functionality in their software?

HP Prime Calculator reverse engineering

A detailed description of the process I used to decode the wireless signal broadcast by the Maverick ET-732 wireless BBQ thermometer.

Reverse Engineering the Maverick ET-732

We are reverse engineering the BIOS and EC firmware of an old laptop in order to create a keygen for their password recovery mechanism.

Reverse engineering Toshiba R100 BIOS