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SPI Flasher
Project by Yann Guidon / YGDES
Got a Raspberry Pi ? A few more bucks turn it into a networked SPI Flash chip reader/writer
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Watchmen Invisible
Project by metheleshghosh80
An IoT based solution to secure office-spaces against fire and burglary
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Smart Caretaker
Project by animeshmajawadia154
A caretaker cum health tracker cum SOS beacon for the elderly and the disabled
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Home Solar Power Monitor and Meter
Project by Claudio Alberto Ortega
This repository shows how to build and install a power monitoring and meter for a solar panel system mounted in any residential property.
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Learning How to Write Linux Device Drivers (LDD)
Project by Leonardo Suriano
Here some work I did in order to learn ''How to Write LLD" using a Pynq. It will be possible to manage HW accelerators from User Space!
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Agricoltura - IO
Project by AVR
A connected control system for all agriculture applications based on RS485 control nodes and multiple wireless sensor networks
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DigitalRooster
Project by Thomas Ruschival
The hackable alarm clock, internet radio, podcast player or whatever else you want it to be!
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Raspberry Pi 4 pocket computer
Project by Rob Brennan
Small form factor device, built on the raspberry pi 4 and hyperpixel 4.0.
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Hack a Driving Recorder
Project by SdtElectronics
Reverse Engineering an ARM CDR board: A General Guide For Allwinner-based SBCs Hacking
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Run A C/C++ Interpreter on Your ARM-based Board
Project by SdtElectronics
Use a C/C++ REPL to have an interactive development experience like microPython, but with no limitation in APIs!
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Jupiter Nano
Project by Adam Feuer
Tiny 498Mhz development board runs Linux or NuttX RTOS, 2 USB 2.0 HS ports, USB console, 48 I/O pins, 5 SPI or 5 TWI ports, I2SC, and CAN
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Wac0m Rip0ff : Wacom I2C hacked!
Project by TinLethax
I broke my YOGA Book touch keyboard while trying to replace the battery, So I have a chance to reverse engineer the Wacom I2C HID digitizer
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The Cheapest RISC-V 64 Computer (by Now)
Project by SdtElectronics
Want a piece of RISC-V hardware to play with, but are concerning with the price? Why not build one by yourself with a cost less than 10$!
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M5Pi
Project by IAMLIUBO
M5Pi is an open source Linux embedded development board, using Allwinner F1C200s CPU, and has a beautiful shell.
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Mackerel 68k Computer
Project by Colin Maykish
A computer engineering journey through the Motorola 68k CPU family
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