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ADDVulcan Patches
Support Hack-A-Sat 2020 finalist team ADDVulcan by sporting a slick embroidered patch.
AI Agent Beats ARM CMSIS-NN by 3.74x on nRF54LM20
How an autonomous gemini-4-argon Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) agent wrote a kernel on Cortex-M33F that outperforms official ARM CMSIS-NN s4.
AI Art Frame
AI Art Frame is an open hardware project indexed from the official site. Open the original project page for the full description.
AI Controls iPhone Via ESP32
Do you want to get an AI agent to do something to an iPhone? You could try and jailbreak the device and do some heavy software hacking, or… you could …read more
AI Pyramid
AI Pyramid is an open hardware project indexed from GitHub. Open the original project page for the full description.
AMD FPGA Playground
The AMD FPGA Playground showcases Crowd Supply projects built on AMD FPGAs, offering workshops, giveaways, and benefits for eligible developers.
An ESP32 Development Board For Sailors
[Matti Airas] wanted to have a better electronics platform for making his boat smarter, more connected, and safer. He found traditional marine electronics expensive and not suited for hacking and …read more
ANAVI Info uHAT
An open hardware Raspberry Pi add-on board with a mini OLED display, buttons, and slots for sensors
Announcing the 2025 Hackaday Superconference Communicator Badge
It’s the moment you hard-core hardware nerds have been waiting for: the reveal of the 2025 Hackaday Supercon Communicator Badge. And this year, we’ve outdone ourselves, but that’s thanks to …read more
Aqua Mitra – Smart Aquarium Companion
Edge AI for water quality monitoring, predictive maintenance, and sustainable aquaculture.
ASCII Keyboard Tester Tiny: test vintage keyboards
Evolutionary design of the legendary ASCII Keyboard Tester. It can now eavesdrop on the signals generated by a keyboard and transmitted to the vintage computer, without interfering with its normal operation. It still supports familiar standalone usage, so a (self-made) keyboard can be tested in isolation. All bits are annotated to ease conversion and understanding of hexadecimal and decimal number systems. Use the DIP switch to turn off the 8th bit or activate adapter mode, the latter to use an Apple ][ keyboard with an Apple-1 computer.
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