DIY Sega Mega Drive Dev Kit Circa 1990
Homemade Mega Drive hardware allowed programming with an Atari ST in the early 1990s
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AutoStrap is a self-tightening strap that’s like something out of Back to the Future
Self-tightening straps for wearable electronics projectsRead now -
James Bowman's Chicken Coop Gets an IoT Upgrade From a Raspberry Pi Pico and LoRa Module
Solar-powered monitoring system tracks lighting battery level, temperature, and whether the door is open or shut.Read now -
Gianluca Martino's Jolly Is a Drop-In Upgrade to Add Wi-Fi to Your Arduino Uno — and More
Designed to slot into the DIP socket of an Arduino Uno or compatible, the Jolly adds an ESP8285 for Wi-Fi connectivity.Read now -
Cleaning Up with AI
Caleb Olson's AI poop detector fulfills a procrastinating dog owner's dream by mapping out what areas of the yard need to be cleaned upRead now -
RaSCSI Zero Turns a Raspberry Pi Zero Into an Ultra-Compact External SCSI Drive Emulator
Released under a permissive license, this kit turns a Raspberry Pi Zero into a small-footprint external SCSI device for your vintage rigs.Read now -
Plot designs onto cups with CylinDraw
An Arduino-powered device that draws on disposable cupsRead now -
Keep Your Valuable Possessions Secured with This Fingerprint Safe
This special safe can store up to 127 fingerprints that allows for someone to unlock the internal contents with a quick scanRead now -
Tonga Eruption Pressure Wave Caught on a Raspberry Pi Thousands of Miles Away — Three Times in a Row
Sandy Macdonald, equipped with a Raspberry Pi and BME280 pressure sensor, caught the shockwave coming from over 10,000 miles away.Read now
