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Homebrew 68K Machine Has a PCI Bus
The Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI) bus was first introduced all the way back in 1992. It quickly became the standard way to interface add-on cards on the PC platform, supplanting …read more
HUSKYLENS 2
HUSKYLENS 2 is an open hardware project indexed from GitHub. Open the original project page for the full description.
I Trained My Own 30M Parameter AI to Run on an ESP32
An experimental language model I trained from scratch, running offline on ESP32-S3 with a touchscreen chat interface.
iCEBreaker-bitsy FPGA
An open source iCE40 FPGA dev board in a Teensy form factor
Inkplate 10
Inkplate 10 is an open hardware project indexed from GitHub. Open the original project page for the full description.
Inkplate 2
Inkplate 2 is an open hardware project indexed from GitHub. Open the original project page for the full description.
Inkplate 6
Inkplate 6 is an open hardware project indexed from GitHub. Open the original project page for the full description.
Inkplate 6COLOR
Inkplate 6COLOR is an open hardware project indexed from GitHub. Open the original project page for the full description.
Insta360 X5
Insta360 X5 is an open hardware project indexed from the official site. Open the original project page for the full description.
Interlligent PV Energy Management Controller
An intelligent Energy Management Controller to monitor and direct energy to the most appropriate load according to Seasons and Time.
IoT Exploitation Practice
Since I've been really interested in hardware hacking for quite some time I finally decided to pull apart an Archer C7 v2 (rip I fried it), new target is a D-Link DIR-601 and poke around a bit. I got UART easily and suspect there's JTAG pinout but won't know for sure until I brute force them. Trying to use this as a learning experience; will update with more pics later after I hook up an Arduino and run JTAGenum.
IOT ModbusBox
ModbusBox allows the integration of industrial controllers and devices that use Modbus RTU into the IoT world. Configuration goes through an embedded web portal (AP mode for setup, client mode on your local WiFi). It can read data registers from up to 4 Modbus slaves and periodically publish to cloud or local IoT services via MQTT, serialized as JSON for easy parsing.
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