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Feeding The Fire by Robot

Posted on January 15, 2024 by Bryan Cockfield

It might seem a little bit counterintuitive, but one of the more carbon-neutral ways of heating one’s home is by burning wood. Since the carbon for the trees came out …read more Continue reading Feeding The Fire by Robot→

Posted in Boiler, fire, home hacks, robot, robotic arm | Tagged Carbon, Heating, Wood

Vroomba Gets Upgrades and a Spoiler

Posted on January 15, 2024 by Bryan Cockfield

[Electrosync] is the creator and driver of the world’s fastest robotic vaccum cleaner, the Vroomba. It’s a heavily modified roomba capable of speeds of around 60 kph, well beyond the …read more Continue reading Vroomba Gets Upgrades and a Spoiler→

Posted in body kit, iRobot, nylon, robot, robots hacks, roomba, Spoiler, vacuum, vroomba | Tagged Carbon Fiber

Simulating a Time-Keeping Radio Signal

Posted on January 15, 2024 by Bryan Cockfield

As far as timekeeping goes, there’s nothing more accurate and precise than an atomic clock. Unfortunately, we can’t all have blocks of cesium in our basements, so various agencies around …read more Continue reading Simulating a Time-Keeping Radio Signal→

Posted in atomic clock, clock, radio hacks, simulator, stm32, time, very low frequency, vlf, wwvb | Tagged Radio

Laptop Memory Upgradable Again

Posted on January 14, 2024 by Bryan Cockfield

For some computing components, the bottleneck to improved speed and performance hasn’t been power consumption or clock speed but physical space. But a new memory standard may provide all of …read more Continue reading Laptop Memory Upgradable Again→

Posted in camm, compression attached memory, computer hacks, DIMM, laptop, memory, module, soldered, upgradability, upgradable | Tagged Computer

Saving PIC Microcontrollers With DIY Programmer

Posted on January 14, 2024 by Bryan Cockfield

When working on a project, plenty of us will reach for an Atmel microcontroller because of the widespread prevalence of the Arduino platform. A few hackers would opt for a …read more Continue reading Saving PIC Microcontrollers With DIY Programmer→

Posted in microcontroller, Microcontrollers, micropython, pi pico, pic, PIC16F72, programmer, Raspberry Pi

A Dashboard Outside The Car

Posted on January 12, 2024 by Bryan Cockfield

One of the biggest upsides of open communications standards such as CAN or SPI is that a whole world of vehicle hacking becomes available, from simple projects like adding sensors …read more Continue reading A Dashboard Outside The Car→

Posted in CAN, CAN bus, Dashboard, dial, gauge, gauge cluster, home automation, home hacks, instrumentation, spi

Pico-Sized Ham Radio

Posted on January 11, 2024 by Bryan Cockfield

There are plenty of hobbies around with huge price tags, and ham radio can certainly be one of them. Experienced hams might have radios that cost thousands of dollars, with …read more Continue reading Pico-Sized Ham Radio→

Posted in am, cw, fm, morse, muliplexer, phase modulation, pi pico, pico, pwm, radio hacks, Raspberry Pi, rf oscillator, ssb | Tagged Microphone, Radio

USB-C Power Supply Pushes Almost 2 kW

Posted on January 10, 2024 by Bryan Cockfield

When the USB standard was first revealed, a few peripherals here and there adopted it but it was far from the “universal” standard implied by its name. It was slow, …read more Continue reading USB-C Power Supply Pushes Almost 2 kW→

Posted in dc module, kilowatt, peripherals hacks, power delivery, power supply, server psu, usb, USB-PD

High-Resolution MIDI Controller

Posted on January 5, 2024 by Bryan Cockfield

For an older standard, MIDI has remarkable staying power in the music industry. It remains the de facto digital interface between computers and instruments thanks to its open nature, but …read more Continue reading High-Resolution MIDI Controller→

Posted in control board, control interface, digital to analog, linear, midi, musical hacks, potentiometer, resolution

Getting Root Access on a Telsa

Posted on January 5, 2024 by Bryan Cockfield

A growing number of manufacturers are locking perfectly good hardware behind arbitrary software restrictions. While this ought to be a bigger controversy, people seem to keep paying for things like …read more Continue reading Getting Root Access on a Telsa→

Posted in full self driving, root, Security, security hacks, Software, Tesla, transportation hacks | Tagged autopilot

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