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  • HAMDECK CYBERDECK
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  • Cyberdeck designs are quite diverse and when I decided to build one, my goal was to create something practical that I could use daily, not just a cool piece of tech that collects dust. This project took me over a year, during which I went through many...

  • MC68000 Computer
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  • This project is a homebrew computer based on the Motorola 68000 CPU. Design includes four megabytes of RAM, 128kB of ROM, Something for video, two serial ports at 9600 baud, and eventually networking and a hard disk.The purpose of this computer is two-fold:...

  • "Chad" - The NFC Voting System
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  • The OriginsWhen we decided to throw a party in LA (which became know as The Gathering) I wanted it to be more than just free t-shirts and beer. Laser Graffiti popped to mind and I was glad that Ben was willing to take the lead on that project....

  • L.A.S.E.R. Tag Control
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  • Hardware setup expects an Arduino Micro with the following hardware attached:Big Dome Button hacked to support RGB LED, microswitch normally open pin connected to pin 12, Common Anode RGB pins connected to PWM pins 9, 10 and 11.RGB Illuminated Rotary...

  • LayerOne 2014 Conference Badge
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  • STM32103RET6 ARM Cortex (currently, if i can't make the ADC behave and the SPI SLAVE to work correctly then going to flip back to the SAM7, which would suck a lot. (which we ended up doing for this round) )  I have still continued the STM32 build...

  • Analog CPU Gauge
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  • I'd always wanted a CPU gauge for my computer. Ok, and a bandwidth gauge for my router. You name it, I want a nice analog gauge for it. It always seemed a bit silly to use an true galvanometer based analog gauge for signals that are inherently digital....

  • CASUAL
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  • Currently the project requries development in the following areas:CASUAL Core must be split into OS-Specific packages.  UI work is needed.  Monitization in-app is also a consideration.   

  • Arduino-Compatible FPGA Shield
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  • Intending to keep this as compact as possible I'm looking at BGA packages for SRAM and std package for the SPI Flash.  The several that I've chosen will enable me to keep costs below $30 for the whole board (target = $25) and still have head room...

  • Breathing Detection
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  • Arduino reads voltage from voltage divider with standard 10k resistor and NTC. Breathing causes NTC to change resistance which leads to voltage changes on divider. ATmega328 in Arduino reads voltage with ADC and passes data to LabView function. Function...

  • TI-84+ SE Backlight
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  • The backlight is an electroluminescent panel which glows a nice cool blue color. Unfortunately when its off its kind of an ugly pinkish color, but why would you ever turn it off?Its controlled by a button on the left side of the calculator and powered...

  • The Wing Bass
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  • The "Wing" Travel Bass Specs* 5-String (E-C tuning)* 20" overall length with 16.5" scale* Headless design using Hipshot hardware (black)* Mahogany Body (one-piece), no top, hand-rubbed oil finish* Rosewood fretboard with dots, 21-frets* 17.5mm String...

  • X12 Turtle Beach Headset Hack
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  • I needed to remove the dials and the switch from the board because I wanted to have them accessible from the rim of the ear muff. However, each of these components had a minimum of 5 pins. My approach was to use a hot air gun to melt all the solder on...

  • X12 Turtle Beach Headset Hack
  • Details     from X12 Turtle Beach Headset Hack
  • I needed to remove the dials and the switch from the board because I wanted to have them accessible from the rim of the ear muff. However, each of these components had a minimum of 5 pins. My approach was to use a hot air gun to melt all the solder on...
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