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Pen Plotter from PCB Panels

Posted on January 21, 2022 by Chris Lott

Hacker [12344321A] has built a clever open-source pen plotter having a frame made from odd-shaped PCB panels (Chinese). It holds an ordinary drafting pen and draws on a small writing …read more Continue reading Pen Plotter from PCB Panels→

Posted in 3d Printer hacks, ESP32, grbl, pcb enclosure, pen plotter

Setup Menu Uses Text Editor Hack

Posted on January 20, 2022 by Chris Lott

Many embedded devices that require a setup menu will use a USB serial port which you connect to your favorite terminal emulator. But we recently encountered a generic USB knob …read more Continue reading Setup Menu Uses Text Editor Hack→

Posted in ANSI escape codes, peripherals hacks, setup, software hacks, usb, Volume knob

SGX Deprecation Prevents PC Playback of 4K Blu-ray Discs

Posted on January 18, 2022 by Chris Lott

This week Techspot reported that DRM-laden Ultra HD Blu-ray Discs won’t play anymore on computers using the latest Intel Core processors. You may have skimmed right past it, but the table …read more Continue reading SGX Deprecation Prevents PC Playback of 4K Blu-ray Discs→

Posted in 4K Blu-ray, Blu-ray, computer hacks, DRM, Intel, News, sgx, Ultra HD Blu-ray | Tagged Intel Core

Old Firewall Reborn as Retro PC

Posted on January 17, 2022 by Chris Lott

We like projects where old gear is given a new life. [Splashdust] has a twenty-year old business firewall that’s build like a tank. He cracks it open and finds a …read more Continue reading Old Firewall Reborn as Retro PC→

Posted in computer hacks, embedded, firewall, Hardware, motherboard, retrogaming, router

Open Source Replacement for EzCAD

Posted on January 17, 2022 by Chris Lott

[Bryce] obtained a fiber laser engraver to use for rapid PCB prototyping last Fall. But he was soon frustrated by the limitations of the standard EzCAD software that typically comes …read more Continue reading Open Source Replacement for EzCAD→

Posted in balor, EZCAD, fiber laser, laser engraving, laser hacks

Thirty Seconds at 100 Megakelvins

Posted on January 16, 2022 by Chris Lott

Back in Dec 2020 we wrote about the Korea Superconducting Tokamak Advanced Research (KSTAR) magnetic fusion reactor’s record-breaking feat of heating hydrogen plasma up to 100 megakelvins for 20 seconds. …read more Continue reading Thirty Seconds at 100 Megakelvins→

Posted in iter, kstar, News, nuclear fusion, Science

Serial Studio One Year On

Posted on January 16, 2022 by Chris Lott

Last year we wrote about [Alex Spataru]’s Serial Studio project, which started life as serial port data visualizer, like a souped-up version of the Arduino serial plotter. [Alex] has been …read more Continue reading Serial Studio One Year On→

Posted in Dashboard, data visualizer, json, serial plotter, serial port, software hacks

Smart Sutures Become WiSe

Posted on January 15, 2022 by Chris Lott

A team at the Wireless Bioelectronics Lab at the National University of Singapore led by [Dr John Ho] announced the results of their new Wireless Sensing (WiSe) smart sutures program last …read more Continue reading Smart Sutures Become WiSe→

Posted in Health Care, infection, Medical hacks, News, suture, Wounds | Tagged Surgery

Exploring Tesla Model S High Voltage Cabling

Posted on January 13, 2022 by Chris Lott

When he’s not busy with his day job as professor of computer and automotive engineering at Weber State University, [John Kelly] is a prolific producer of educational videos. We found …read more Continue reading Exploring Tesla Model S High Voltage Cabling→

Posted in Automotive, car hacks, electric vehicle, high voltage, teardown, tesla model s

Canon Temporarily Abandons Smart Ink Cartridges

Posted on January 13, 2022 by Chris Lott

An unexpected side effect of the global semiconductor shortage came to light this week — Japanese printer manufacturer Canon announced they are temporarily going to provide consumable ink and toner …read more Continue reading Canon Temporarily Abandons Smart Ink Cartridges→

Posted in consumables, DRM, ink cartridge, News, peripherals hacks, printers, toner cartridge | Tagged Canon

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