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Mechanical displays use a variety of different methods to represent data with physical objects, and [AIRPOCKET]’s Mechanical Display aims to be a platform anyone can use. Each “pixel” in this …read more Continue reading Hackaday Prize 2023: Tilting Mechanical Panels Make a Beautiful Display
Mobile PINs are a lot like passwords in that there are a number of very common ones, and [Mobile Hacker] has a clever proof of concept that uses a tiny …read more Continue reading Brute Forcing a Mobile’s PIN Over USB With a $3 Board
What’s better than a Raspberry Pi Zero running DOOM on a 3.5″ touchscreen? Running it over wireless power, of course! [atomic14] has been interested in wireless power for a while, …read more Continue reading Pi Zero Runs DOOM Via Wireless Power
One of the things ssh can do is execute a command on a remote server. Most of us expect it to work transparently when doing so, simply passing the command …read more Continue reading SSH Can Handle Spaces In Command-line Arguments Strangely
[IMSAI Guy] bought a fake Nixie clock, and luckily for all of us has filmed a very close look and demonstration. Using OLED displays as the fake Nixie elements might …read more Continue reading These Fake Nixie Tubes Have a Bootup Screen
Unsatisfied with commercial VR headset options, [dragonskyrunner] did what any enterprising hacker would: gathered parts over time and ultimately made their own. Behold the Hades Widebody (HWD), a DIY PC …read more Continue reading Behold a DIY VR Headset its Creator Will “Never” Build Again
Everyone wants a wider field of view in their VR headsets, but that’s not an easy nut to crack. [Statonwest] shows there’s a way to get at least some of the …read more Continue reading Enhance VR Immersion by Shoehorning an Ambilight into a Headset
Cyberdecks are all about custom builds, and [f4drj]’s YAHRC (Yet Another Ham Radio Cyberdeck) takes its ruggedization and power seriously. There are some great power management features, and the enclosure …read more Continue reading 2023 Cyberdeck Contest: YAHRC Takes Its Power Seriously
Being mute or speech-challenged can be a barrier, and [Raymond Li] has an interesting project to contribute to the 2023 Hackaday Prize: a pair of discreet chording keyboards that allow …read more Continue reading Hackaday Prize 2023: Wear-a-Chorder Lets Discreet Chording Keyboards Do The Talking
Complex behaviors can arise from simple mechanics, and that’s demonstrated by a block of rubber that acts as a counter. The block contains beams, and by controlling how the block …read more Continue reading This Block of Rubber Can Count To Ten