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Mini Self-Balancing Robot - RasPi + Arduino
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Choosing the features I like to start a design by making some high-level decisions about what features it will have. There’s no need to be too specific at this point, we’re just setting our overall goals for the robot. Form. If we’re sticking with the...

32MHz spectrum + SDR + FT8 in an FPGA
Details from 32MHz spectrum + SDR + FT8 in an FPGA
Overview At the beginning the antenna is directly connected to the AD9226 Analog to digital converter, sampling at 64MHz. The 64MHz clock is generated by the FPGA, so that it can sample it well (more on this later) Please note there's no external PC...

Building the Central Scrutinizer, one mistake at a time
Log from Central Scrutinizer: a serial adapter for M1/M2/M3
What is this? I've been building this serial adapter for M1/M2 Macs for some time now, and I thought that I'd document how it all came to life. There is nothing amazing in it. Only that it demonstrates the power of open source software and hardware....

CRICKIT transcript
Log from Creative and Interactive Robotics Chat
welcome @limor and @pt !pt3:01 PMlive vid is here folks' Prof. Fartsparkle3:02 PMhah. the talking heads are cuteawesome, thankslimor3:02 PMthank you @Sophi Kravitz and the hackaday community for having me on this hackchat about creative robotics!@limor3:04...

Micro8085
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Micro8085 Development Board with Tiny BASIC So, what’s this? The Micro8085, an embedded development board with the Intel 8085 CPU, running Palo Alto Tiny BASIC. And with hardware support for GPIO, Timer, UART, SPI bus, e2mem, ADC, DAC, PWM and comparator...

Mini Self-Balancing Robot – Code & Run
Log from Mini Self-Balancing Robot - RasPi + Arduino
In order to balance our little guy, we’re going to read in data from our inertial measurement unit (IMU), create a PID controller to catch the robot from falling, and write an accurate stepper motor controller from scratch. We’ll also read in commands...

The Trash Printer - Version 3
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The Trash Printer was inspired by the Precious Plastic movement, a global, open-source, small-scale plastic recycling movement! It started with 4 open-source machines - a shredder, an extruder, an injection molder, and a compression oven. Since the...

Display
Log from Apollo Guidance Computer
I started wiring up the Memory sub-system board and realized quickly that I needed the display board to show the state of the various registers. I first had to create a backplane to connect the boards into. The backplane carries all the signals...

The magazine article
Log from ISA bus slave NS32016 processor board
Micro Cornucopia number 32, (October/November 1986) Public Domain 32000 By Dave Rand and George Scolaro 72 Longfellow St. Thousand Oaks CA 91360 (805) 493-1987 World’s Cheapest Unix System Contents Public Domain 32000: The Hardware How to put together...

Hackaday Prize Hack Chat Transcript - Pt.2
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Nick Sayer I didn't make a hackaday project for it, but the firmware is on github: https://github.com/nsayer/SPI_NixieAlex Williams Has it been considered making a running counter for entered project stats (views, likes, follows etc)Nick Sayer It's like...

Contributing to Open Source Development HackChat Transcript
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Robert Wolff Hello @All - My name is Robert Wolff and I work Linaro on the 96Boards team!!! I started off with Linaro as a Technical Writer, and now I am Community Manager for the 96Boards program. I maintain several org and repositories...

Choose your own adventure bot
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Top 3 struggles I have with robots and how this project solved them. 1) Cost too much. Mostly because of expensive servos and high end processors. - Designed a cheap driver/sensor board to read the absolute angle of the motor joint and run the...

Project Log 14: I found a way of calculating McKibben Muscles.
Log from DIY Mech/Exoskeleton suit.
Still Thursday or whatever, 21:22, 08/12/2022Thursday, 16:41, 15/12/2022 - it took me an entire week to finish this incomplete project log.Also, I will skip the part were I fix grammar mistakes, this Project Log is just so long that it is lagging...

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