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Matt Callow

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This user joined on 10/07/2014.

My Projects

Exploring running native applications on the ESP8266 modules

ESP8266 Native

Using an 80s handheld for home automation

PSION II Remote Control

Project to re-create a Dragon 32/64 Computer

Dragon like 6809 Retro Computer

A ROM emulator for the Amstrad CPC using a Raspberry Pi Pico

CPC Pico ROM Emulator

Project to make a number of streaming media players for my house

Streaming Media Players

Home automation/monitoring

sensornet

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Official Hackaday Prize Entry

LoFi is a very low cost ($5), small, auto-transmitting module. Preassembled and preprogrammed. Simply attach to your appliances or projects!

LoFi

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Custom designed breadboard computer (BBC!) with bespoke programming language, full graphics, sound and SD card storage.

65c02 Homebrew Computer on breadboard

Hi, I'm edog, I'm a robotic project under development. I will participate to the eurobot cup 2021 in July and will become open source

Edog - Mini 3D printed Quadruped Robot ✨

Gaultier Lecaillon

Resurrecting Psion's SIBO/EPOC16 Platform For The 21st Century

The Last Psion

Recreation of the 'Fastest computer in the Universe' that runs FORTH.

Recreating the Jupiter Ace

Graphics the hard way; life doesn't have to be this difficult !

VDM3, Vector Drawing Machine #3

Bringing an Eighties handheld classic into the modern world, via a Raspberry Pi Zero, some rewiring and a bit of luck

Getting online with a 1987 Psion Organiser II

Version 2 of PS/2 keyboard adapter for Zeddies

Tek V2

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Just in Time Logic

Fabric8

Matrix Keyboard emulator designed for retrocomputing use.

TEK - PS/2 to Matrix Keyboard Adapter/Emulator

A dual SID chip replacement for the commodore 64 using teensy 3.6

Dual 6581 SID Emulator

Connect your Arduino Uno to a PAL16L8 programmable logic chip, to test that the PAL16L8 is outputting the correct signals.

Arduino vs PAL16L8

Bits