255 Results for "retro arcade"

LogoBot
Project by Marek Więcek
An attempt to use WDC65C02 microprocessor to control a robot
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RetroGeiger
Project by Marek Więcek
Yet another version of my sensor of ionizing background radiation. This time in retro style.
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Serial to Parallel Printer Interface
Project by Dan Julio
Old school open hardware meets modern-day open hardware. Adding serial to the original ink-jet printer.
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Gesture Controlled Smartwatch
Project by Thomas McKinney
A larger, more functional smartwatch with gesture controllability
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rj32
Project by rj45
A 16-bit RISC CPU with 32 instructions built with Digital and verilog for an FPGA.
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ATTiny3226 led dot matrix driver board
Project by haroldmoore016
An ATTINY3226 dot matrix driver board for the LTP-305HR LED matrix chip, using Arduino.
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Olduino
Project by Bill Rowe
An arduino for the first of us
- 1.9k
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PDP-8 FPGA
Project by land-boards.com
Building a PDP-8 on an FPGA
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X65-SBC
Project by Jara
Single-Board Computer based on 65C02 or 65C816 CPU with 2MB RAM, VGA graphics output, PS/2 ports, and high-quality sound.
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Omnibotler
Project by Jarred
Updating an Omnibot 5402 to serve as a home automation hub and home "assistant"
- 3.2k
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rosco_m68k_pro
Project by Ross Bamford
An evolution of the rosco_m68k 68000 home-brew computer, this time with a 68030 at (initially) 33MHz and with some advanced peripherals
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using_8085_processor_for_something
Project by Ethan Durrant
Project to try to figure out and do something with an Intel P8085 processor that I salvaged. Building a minimal 8-bit computer.
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5V Logic on a Z80 Retrocomputer
Project by land-boards.com
Solving the 5V glue logic on a Retro Z80 board
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ECX mini PC with custom copper CPU + GPU cooling
Project by mr. mosby
Minimalistic desktop PC with a KEEX-1660 singleboard computer. Costum built copper plate for CPU + GPU cooling.
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TinyFPGA Computer Project Board
Project by Luke Valenty
An FPGA retro-computer Pico-ITX board you assemble with through-hole parts.
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