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Flow4 allows your tablet to drive PC simulators
Project by Walter Godsoe
Flow4 allows your Tablet and PC to team up and do away with keyboard short cuts in your flight simulator.
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WiFi Connection to a Raspberry Pi
Project by Bernie Trinnes
Get the Raspberry Pi into a WiFi network without using the Console - just use your phone with the BerryLan App
- 1k
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Anacon-xC
Project by Kevin H. Patterson
Analog video console based on XMOS xCore with VGA/NTSC/PAL video output and PS/2 mouse/keyboard input. 32-bit scanline-based rendering.
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DSKY
Project by wglasford
Create a working DSKY using a 3D printer and my AGC simulator running on a Raspberry Pi and slave Arduino Nanos.
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nobotro os
Project by misha
Simple operating system with bootloader and mini kernel
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VT100 simulator and 3D printed replica
Project by Lars Brinkhoff
Simulator for the VT100 hardware. Running inside Gardi's 3D model.
- 1.5k
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IO-Controller ... V.1.1
Project by Kristian Sander Hemdrup
Software to control all functions in an ATMEGA 2560.
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MSP430SBC
Project by hynek
Small BASIC & assembler programmable educational computer
- 27
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YaRC Vehicle V1 & 2
Project by Welters Hackz
Yet another RC vehicle - with video feed, telemetry and custom controller
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Volume Knob with Blink1 led
Project by Baruch Even
A volume knob with an integrated WS2812B led controlled with the blink1 protocol
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Numpad Superpowers
Project by Robin Hartley
A Windows app which gives your numeric keypad computer-automating superpowers! Automate keystrokes using the drag-and-drop editor.
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The Monitor Mash
Project by WJCarpenter
Using a cheap USB switch as a 4K KVM
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thumbMouse
Project by Matias N.
Finger-mounted bluetooth pointer device using BlackBerry trackpad sensor, for avoiding shoulder/wrist pain from mouse/touchpad use.
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Portable MIDI dsp-G1 Synth
Project by gdsports
dsp-G1 synth on a chip with MIDI keyboard and MIDI controls
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Rethink Display - BlueSerial
Project by Rob Latour
Using an ESP32 as a bluetooth keyboard with an existing display as a Bluetooth serial monitor
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