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LISP/80
Log from Homebrew CP/M-computer powered by Arduino Nano
Launched on the "nanocomputer" LISP/80 interpreter version 1.1 from Thomas W. Yonkman: Here is a note about this interpreter in BYTE magazine:

Kagedourou: Ghost in the lantern
Details from Kagedourou: Ghost in the lantern
Prototype 1: Good old Bad Apple! as a test sample Kuniyoshi Utagawa, ''The Ghost in the Lantern'', 1852. 9.75" by 14" (From Wikipedia)

Talker/80 was live on TrashTalk Live #8
Log from Talker/80 for the TRS-80 Model 1, 3, and 4
10/24/2020: I gave a talk about Talker/80 on TrashTalk Live #8: The INPs and OUTs of Talker/80, A Modern Voice Synthesizer for the TRS-80. Thanks to Pete Cetinski (TrashTalk host) and Arno Puder (known for his TRS-IO) for inviting me; here is the PDF...

In The Radio Domain
Log from Reverse-Engineering the milight on-air protocol
The first step in reverse-engineering any radio protocol is to listen to it on the air. The advent of software-defined radio makes this much, much, easier than before. For this project I've used a nuand bladeRF board and the GNURadio software stack,...

Apeman Action Camera goes IR (Part 2: A80)
Hacker page by helge
A80 Teardown The newer A80 with QHD at 30 fps and 4K24p capabiltiy (20MP still frames) has a lens shroud that is tucked under the front cover (left), which needs careful persuasion for its clips to release without breaking. The short sides appeared to...

SATA, DDR3, Verilog Visualizer and Other Stuff
Log from Nysa: FPGA Development Environment
SATA StatusAfter weeks of painful debugging. I have been able to read and write to the hard drive!I ran into an issue though... the speed at which I can communicate with my FPGA to/from my computer maxes out at about 16MBs and the hard drive reads/writes...

Basic-80
Log from Hacking the 4952
So, I've gotten Microsoft Basic-80 running, but as I've not found the keyboard, serial, or disk I/O yet, all it can do is proudly proclaim that it has 32KB of free memory at it's disposal.

Observations on Level-5 Touch NFC Reader
Hacker page by Torbjörn Lindholm
First of all, this is a Bluetooth Low Energy device, detected as "L5_TOUCH_RW".Using NRF Connect app, you can see which service it offers; It has 5.Generic Access (contains Device Name, Appearance, Peripheral Preferred Connection Parameter)Unknown Service...

Wireshark to the rescue / figuring out a UDP data stream
Log from Reverse Engineering a ProMark VR Toy Drone
I guessed that the phone app opened some sort of socket communication channel with the "aircraft-ctl" program running on the camera board. I figured the thing to do was to try to capture the packet stream between the camera and app and then find out...

Project Log 67: DIY Linear Actuator.³
Log from DIY Mech/Exoskeleton suit.
Sunday, 13/08/2023, 10:55. I can't believe I'm saying this, but I think I will go back to the reversibly actuated artificial muscles. Yes, I know, I know, I just wasted so much time taking each single approach for their efficiency and now I'm throwing...

ESP8266 Tutorial: Build An Automatic Plant Waterer
Details from ESP8266 Tutorial: Build An Automatic Plant Waterer
Recently, I saw many people creating smart-home equipment on the Internet, which aroused my interest, and then I created an automatic watering artifact which could surf the Internet. Programming of my device is based on DFRobot automatic watering kit....

BARCO NX-4 GROUP REVERSING ADVENTURE
Details from BARCO NX-4 GROUP REVERSING ADVENTURE
The story so far... Update: Row scanning working.Known/working: Building and loading via JTAG new firmware into the main FPGA. This firmware is starting from scratch, we don't understand much yet about the default Barco firmware, although we've dumped...

Talker/80 is a Winner of the 2020 "TRS-80 Double-Do Competition"
Log from Talker/80 for the TRS-80 Model 1, 3, and 4
Woohoo! Talker/80 is a winner - of the 2020 TRS-80 Double-Do Competition! Check out the December 2020 issue of Dusty's fabulous fanzine. As always, TRS8BIT is a great read and I am always looking forward to the next issue. Many thanks to Dusty and the...

3. Fundamentals of Hexapod Robot
Log from Hexapod Modelling, Path Planning and Control
In this chapter, the fundamental concepts of hexapod robots such as walking gaits, stability, kinematics and dynamics are covered which are essential to obtain a better understanding of the control architecture that is delivered in the next chapter....

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