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  • Pt.1 Sensor Design and Prototyping
  • Log     from WiFi-Enabled Visual Doorbell
  • Full video on this subject (this is literally the script): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Psy6lRcdGtk Introduction Old houses, like my parents’ home, comes wired with simple electromechanical doorbells. They’re a simple electromagnet with a metal...

  • Good Vibrations
  • Log     from MultiBot CNC v2
  • At work I needed to precisely measure the vibration frequencies of a device.  I pulled out a M5StickC that I had laying about and wrote some custom code for it.  This is a small ESP32 based micro controller with a built in LED...

  • Hack Chat Transcript, Part 1
  • Log     from Design for 3D Printing Hack Chat
  • Dan Maloney12:00 PMOK folks, let's get going! Welcome back to the Hack Chat, sorry for the long absence. I'm Dan, I'll be moderating today along with Dusan as we welcome Eric Utley to talk about design for 3D printing. I saw Eric on much earlier today;...

  • MCM/70 Reproduction
  • Details     from MCM/70 Reproduction
  • Inspiration I've been a vintage/retro computer enthusiast for a long time now and thought that I had a pretty good handle on all of the machines available in the 60s and 70s. So imagine my surprise when I saw the Kristina Panos February 23, 2022 blog...

  • Building Worlds
  • Log     from Cardware
  • ...And populating them * Now with code to handle multiple objects, save and load objects to a human-readable file and rotate the scene with the cursor keys. This is as about as far as I am taking the Python code as it has served its purpose, to design...

  • Racing the Beam Ray Tracer
  • Log     from Pano Logic Zero Client G1
  • 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...

  • 5V Logic on a Z80 Retrocomputer
  • Details     from 5V Logic on a Z80 Retrocomputer
  • I bought a bunch of Z80 parts on ebay for cheap ($10 plus shipping). The parts came on a PCB which had not yet been flow soldered. From the date codes of the parts it looks like it was stuffed sometime around 1999. All I had to do was straighten...
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