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  • ESPduino or Neopixels memory leak?
  • Log     from A danceable notification cube
  • So after several days trying diffrenet approaches for communication beetween server and ESP8266 we finally got the last bit working on the project (have some back logging to do here at hackaday.io), MQTT over a ESP8266 to a Teensy 3.1. The resulting...

  • On I/O
  • Log     from KZ80
  • The biggest challenge right now is I/O into the system. I'd eventually like to support KeyboardLCDSerial / UART for attaching modems and other such thingsCompact flash driveA Counter/Timer Circuit (CTC) Last night, I realised I could use a handful of...

  • Lucky 4D Printer
  • Details     from Lucky 4D Printer
  • The JP-QR701 specifications indicate that it has GB2312 support. I think this also applies to similar products that all seem to come from the same OEM or at least from the same design. Most documentation - especially that found on English-language distributors...

  • What shall we wrap it all up in?
  • Log     from Commercial home automation
  • Any enclosure needs to be easy to access yet provide enough space to get all of our cables in and out without being too big. A tough challenge!---------- more ----------Once our technology solution is chosen, we have to mount it, cable it, make it all...

  • Voices of the past, speak up!
  • Details     from Voices of the past, speak up!
  • Introduction Talker/80 offers: DECtalk-Based Text-to-Speech (TTS) Synthesis: the Epson S1V30120 TTS chip on the utilized mikroBUS "TextToSpeech Click!" daughterboard from MikroElektronika implements DECtalk v5 - a natural sounding speech synthesizer...

  • YGREC8
  • Details     from YGREC8
  • After the explorations with #YGREC-РЭС15-bis, I reached several limits and I decided to scale it down as much as possible. And this one will be implemented both with relays and VHDL, since the YGREC8 is a great replacement for Microchip's PICs....

  • Researching Options - Power
  • Log     from Boxies - Low power RF LED Cubes
  • I'd like to avoid frequently replacing batteries or running power wires to the boxes if at all possible, as such, I'm either wanting to have ultra-low power components and 'smarter' operational times (eg only show LED's when someones in the room) or...
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