Originally published here: https://tomverbeure.github.io/rtl/2018/11/26/Racing-the-Beam-Ray-Tracer.html Executive Summary This project uses real-time ray tracing to render a bouncing sphere on a plane.Think of it as a technology demo, the way they...
So we gave it some time to rest, but it's time to walk through what our CypherCon hacking challenge was and the ways the folks who won were able to accomplish it. If we don't share, we don't learn. If you're thinking, WTF does this have to do with your...
oshpark12:22 PM@Aaron_Kraus The substrate itself is spot-on 4.0 mils, which I've measured with a micrometer across multiple panel runs. The copper would likely be the largest variable, but should be with our stack-up specs https://docs.oshpark.com/services/flex/....
BSA Secure12:31 PM@RichardCollins I'm playing with Viasat Surfbeam 2 modems and their TRIA's (Outdoor units) that supports Input (RX) Frequency 18.3 to 20.2 GHz Output (TX) Frequency 28.1 to 30.0 GHz. I'm getting them on various none-ebay portals for...
Hi everyone, welcome to the Hack Chat. We're excited to have @Mohit Bhoite | मोहित भोईटे today to talk about his wonderful circuit sculptures. If you haven't seen them, you should check them out at https://www.bhoite.com/sculptures/...
OK, welcome everyone. Today's Hack Chat is a bit different, since we have no host per se. I'll be moderating, though - I'm Dan Maloney, staff writer at Hackaday.com and community engineer at Hackaday.io, BTW [skaarj]12:01 PMHint: for whoever is working...
Deviant Ollam12:00 PMGood evening, good morning, and good 'morrow... depending on what time zone you're in while reading this! 👍 Hello all, welcome to the Hack Chat today. I'm Dan Maloney, I'll be moderator today for our chat with Deviant Ollam....
Hi all, welcome to Hack Chat. I'm Dan, I'll be moderating today for Leo Fernekes as we talk about "Harnessing Your Creativity." I know it's late -- or early -- where you are Leo. Are you online yet? Leo Fernekes12:00 PMYes - here and live Good morning!...
OK folks, here we go. Welcome to the Hack Chat, I'm Dan and I'll be moderating today for Zack Freedman. We're going to talk about follow through on projects and actually finishing some of the projects you've got on your bench for a change. We're also...
Dan MaloneyApr-13 12:00 PMHello everyone, welcome to the Hack Chat. I'm Dan, I'll be moderating today along with Dusan as we talk about the 2022 Hackaday Prize with Majenta Strongheart. Dave BlundellApr-13 12:00 PMha_proxy is another good way of doing...
Inne12:25 PM@Hugh Mungis A cyberdeck device that drills he connectors back in :D. Dan (a8ksh4)12:25 PM@io Tenino You can use a buck boost converter in front of a charger and as long as it supplies enough current, it'll give some flexibility. thesebelik12:26...
Cooper1:09 PMThere are limitations to a rod-based process, but there is nothing else commercial out there that can do this at this price range. We view this as a great start and taking desktop EDM from 0 to 1. Cooper1:10 PM@Thomas Shaddack I believe...
My friend Dylan Brophy inspired me to investigate the ability to output the cyrillic text using different output devices, supported by Terminal-BASIC. 1. Using symbols others then capital latin in identifiers not possible and unnecessary. 2. USART output....
Testing the MLX90640 firmware support stack Melexis, creator of the MLX90640 provide a firmware stack that is available directly on github. The stack was written to be run off a Teensy running mbed os. I thus ported the stack over to the ESP-IDF development...
1. Toolchain not found After stepping away few days far from my PC for family reason, I resumed my activities on the Tsykuyomi project.So I started by reading the https://github.com/WHhkwong/SIPI_Bear_playback code and looking for a SNC7001A Toolchain/SDK...