This Could Come in Handy - MIT Robotics
MIT's robotics framework uses reinforcement learning to teach robots how to reorient thousands of objects in their hands.
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Peer Into The Matrix with an ESP8266 or ESP32 and Eric Nam's "Digital Rain" Project
Animation project inspired by the impending launch of The Matrix Resurrections, the fourth mainstream entry in the franchise.Read now -
Opa is an open source boat bot that navigates the open water
Build an Arduino-controlled boat for fun and researchRead now -
Cascading LED stair lights prevent late night tumbles — and put on a show during parties
Illuminate stairs for safety and fun with ArduinoRead now -
Where’s Jeff? Check the Desktop IoT Location Display
Waldo-themed device makes it easy to locate a wandering scientist.Read now -
Kaisar's Pica and Dot Are Ultra-Tiny Fully-Functional Raspberry Pi RP2040-Based Wheeled Robots
Cute little Dot uses wooden beads for wheels and packs almost all of its parts into a footprint the size of a Pimoroni Tiny 2040.Read now -
Ken Shirriff Reverse Engineers Yamaha's Classic TM21280 OPS Chip — the Heart of the Yamaha DX7 Synth
Taken from a deceased DX7, this metal-lidded ceramic chip gives up its secrets — through over a hundred microscope images.Read now -
Matt Desmarais' PiGlass V2 Is a "10-Minute" Wearable Computer Built Around a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W
Designed to mimic the ill-fated Google Glass, this wearable streams, captures, shows movies, and even plays games — on your face.Read now -
Body Tracking, ROM Hacking, and Arm Shocking Punch-Out!!
Ian Charnas created a body-tracking, ROM-hacking, and arm-shocking version of the classic NES game that you can play in your browser.Read now
