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8-bit Workbench ED: hands-on with number systems is an open source general-purpose project from Hackaday.io, indexed by ZouIC. Get hands-on with number systems and explore the computer byte.

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Get hands-on with number systems and explore the computer byte.

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ZouIC indexes it from Hackaday.io, original page at https://hackaday.io/project/206154-8-bit-workbench-ed-hands-on-with-number-systems.

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tags STEM, education, binary, number systems, kit.

8-bit Workbench ED: hands-on with number systems
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8-bit Workbench ED: hands-on with number systems

Get hands-on with number systems and explore the computer byte. Toggle eight bits and see their decimal, hexadecimal and octal value. Annotations at bit-level break down the displayed value and make comprehension easy. Powered by USB-C or a 9-volt battery. Includes a built-in game: beat the high score by toggling in the correct bits for each number system. A great STEM learning kit, on display at Teardown 2026 in Portland.

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