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  • [T] SpaceExplorer (SpaceMouse) as actual mouse?
  • Hacker page     by kelvinA
  • [2 April 2023] So I was researching into input devices, and I had an idea: what if there was a way to use the SpaceExplorer I have in a shelf as a 2D mouse? Hear me out here! The main reason it was in a shelf was because I didn't want...

  • Project R
  • Project     by Rudolph
  • Project R(rrrr) is a low-budget research robot for the rest of us.
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  • Cat-644
  • Details     from Cat-644
  • Hardware IntroductionThe CAT-644, is a simple computer using a 20 MHz ATMega644 microcontroller as its CPU. I am using the DIP-40 package, making it breadboard and hobbyist friendly.  Large sections of this project can be built and run entirely...

  • Putting it all together
  • Log     from Home-brew SMT Reflow Oven
  • In my last post, I listed the components needed to build a reflow-oven and the components I chose for my design.In this post, I will outline the steps I used to build my reflow-oven along with some photos.As mention, I am using a BLACK & DECKER Model...

  • Back at it with the Teensycorder
  • Log     from Iteration 8
  • Three years is perhaps a bit of a long while for an update, but here we go.  I've had precious little time over the past three years for my open hardware projects -- being a tenure track professor and a father to a little one already takes up most...

  • Hakkedpad
  • Details     from Hakkedpad
  • The launchpad is an array of 80 buttons, and 160 LEDs, two per key. It's not touch sensitive, but all the same ... There are five 74HC164, and three 74HC165 inside. 164s (serial to parallel) drive the LEDs, and 165s read the state of the keys. The matrix...

  • Fold-Top
  • Details     from Fold-Top
  • As a boy in the 80's, I wanted to design and build a computer. Not having the resources to do so, I eventually got my parents to buy me the cheapest computer available - a Timex Sinclair. Thus began my career as a programmer.But I never forgot my first...

  • Reflow Oven
  • Details     from Reflow Oven
  • Where it isWant to check out the reflow oven? Drop by MakerSpace Nanaimo!The BrainsThe reflow oven uses a Netduino Plus 2 as its main microcontroller. This board directly connects to most of the hardware in the oven. The only things it doesn't connect...

  • 32-TFLOP Deep Learning GPU Box
  • Details     from 32-TFLOP Deep Learning GPU Box
  • After sending quite a long time learning the details about things like PCIe lanes I eventually managed to specify the parts for this machine:GPU: Quad Nvidia GTX 1080 (not yet purchased, using a GTX 970 for now)Motherboard: Gigabyte LGA2011-3 Intel X99...

  • Mini Milling Machine DIY
  • Details     from Mini Milling Machine DIY
  • I would like to be able to machine small mild steel and aluminum parts at home for my projects. A commercial milling machine costs at least about 1000 usd / eur and even the smallest models are too big for my small home workshop. This router is slightly...
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