The world’s most popular open source digital signage solution. Turn any TV into a powerful digital sign.
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Super Headphones Hookup Guide
This tutorial will guide you through how to build your own wireless and/or wired headphones with ambient microphones. We start with some off-the-shelf headphones intended for use while lawn mowing, and then hack in some new electronics to allow wireless (BT), auxiliary 3.
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Scope GUI Made Easier
Last time, I assembled a Python object representing a Rigol oscilloscope. Manipulating the object communicates with the scope over the network. But my original goal was to build a little GUI window to sit next to the scope’s web interface.
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DIY Wooden Nanoleaf Light Panels
Hi, I am Giovanni Aggiustatutto and welcome to this Instructable! In this guide we will build some RGB lights to hang on the wall, which have some details that I think are very interesting.
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Linux Fu: Easy Kernel Debugging
It used to be that building the Linux kernel was not easy. Testing and debugging were even worse. Nowadays, it is reasonably easy to build a custom kernel and test or debug it using virtualization.
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CNC Plus Microscope Plus Game Controller Equals Awesome
What do you get if you strap a microscope onto a CNC and throw in a gaming controller? The answer, according to Reddit user [AskewedBox] is something kind of awesome: you get a microscope that can be controlled with the game controller for easier tracking of tiny creepy-crawlies.
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Adam Gulyas : APC
The Atari Punk Console is a well known circuit developed in the early 70’s by Forest M. Mims who called it (more usefully) a Stepped Tone Generator. Because of its low component count and retro sound, it is often one of the first circuits built by people interested in audio synthesis.
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Solving a Sudoku with SBY and Formal Verification
This guest post is by Theophile Loubiere. Recently, I began using SBY to formally verify my designs. You can check out my first attempt on my blog learn-fpga-easily. Formal Verification helps ensure that certain properties of your design always remain true, such as:
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Data Science The Stanford Way
Data science is a relatively new term for a relatively old discipline. Essentially, it is data analysis, particularly for large data sets. It involves techniques as wide-ranging as statistics, computer science, and information theory.
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There oughta be a wooden Game Boy.
You made me create a wooden Game Boy shell. Yes, you made me do it. After I got myself a CNC machine a while back I just made a wooden Game Boy cartridge to get to know the machine, but social media wanted more. So, I made a Game Boy out of walnut wood.
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