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VR Prototypes Reveal Facebook’s Surprisingly Critical Research Directions

Posted on June 26, 2022 by Donald Papp

A short while ago, Tested posted a video all about hands-on time with virtual reality (VR) headset prototypes from Meta (which is to say, Facebook) and there are some genuinely …read more Continue reading VR Prototypes Reveal Facebook’s Surprisingly Critical Research Directions→

Posted in engineering, Prototypes, showcase, Virtual Reality, visual turing test, VR, VR headsets

3D Scanning Trouble? This Guide Has You Covered

Posted on June 26, 2022 by Donald Papp

When it comes to 3D scanning, a perfect surface looks a lot like the image above: thousands of distinct and random features, high contrast, no blurry areas, and no shiny …read more Continue reading 3D Scanning Trouble? This Guide Has You Covered→

Posted in 3d scanning, how-to, OpenScan, Photogrammetry

Scrambling Pocket Calculators Made Easy With EMP Box V2

Posted on June 20, 2022 by Donald Papp

[Rostislav Persion] has for some time been interested in making small, portable EMP devices capable of interfering with nearby electronics. In these EMP devices, high voltage is used to create …read more Continue reading Scrambling Pocket Calculators Made Easy With EMP Box V2→

Posted in em glitching, emp, high voltage, perfboard, spark gap, voltage multiplier

Tips for Winding Durable Coils with Nice, Flat Sides

Posted on June 19, 2022 by Donald Papp

[Drew Pilcher] needed durable, custom-wound coils with no core, and perfectly flat sides. Coils can be wound by hand, of course, but reliably creating perfect coils with thin wire and …read more Continue reading Tips for Winding Durable Coils with Nice, Flat Sides→

Posted in coil gun, coil winding, tool hacks, turn counter

3D Printering: Today’s Resins Can Meet Your Needs

Posted on June 13, 2022 by Donald Papp
Art of 3D printer in the middle of printing a Hackaday Jolly Wrencher logo

Filament-based 3D printers spent a long time at the developmental forefront for hobbyists, but resin-based printers have absolutely done a lot of catching up, and so have the resins they …read more Continue reading 3D Printering: Today’s Resins Can Meet Your Needs→

Posted in 3d Printer hacks, 3D Printering, 3D Printing, Hackaday Columns, MSLA, resin, SLA

Homebrew an OS From Scratch? Snowdrop Shows How It’s Done

Posted on June 11, 2022 by Donald Papp

Ever wondered what it would take to roll your own OS? [Sebastian]’s Snowdrop OS might just provide you with some insight into that process, and maybe even some inspiration. [Sebastian] …read more Continue reading Homebrew an OS From Scratch? Snowdrop Shows How It’s Done→

Posted in assembly, homebrew OS, multitasking, os, snowdrop, software development, software hacks, x86

The Tools That Lovingly Tore Apart a Vintage Computer Game

Posted on June 11, 2022 by Donald Papp

The structure of computer game assets can be a bit of a mystery, even more so the older a game is, and some amount of reverse-engineering can be expected when …read more Continue reading The Tools That Lovingly Tore Apart a Vintage Computer Game→

Posted in game assets, games, night light, Reverse-engineering, vintage

See How To Effectively Use a Green Screen In a Limited Space

Posted on June 10, 2022 by Donald Papp

Virtual green screens are pretty neat, but for results, nothing beats the real thing. But what if you have limited space? [Fred Emmott] had about 30 inches behind his desk …read more Continue reading See How To Effectively Use a Green Screen In a Limited Space→

Posted in green screen, limited space, OBS Studio, streaming, video hacks

Mouse Charging Mod Shows Even Simple Hacks Can End Up Complex

Posted on June 9, 2022 by Donald Papp

Hardware hacks have something in common with renovations that involve taking down a wall: until one actually gets started and opens things up, there’s no telling what kind of complications …read more Continue reading Mouse Charging Mod Shows Even Simple Hacks Can End Up Complex→

Posted in Battery Hacks, modification, mouse, usb, usb receptacle, USB-C | Tagged Charging

The Ethics of When Machine Learning Gets Weird: Deadbots

Posted on June 5, 2022 by Donald Papp

Everyone knows what a chatbot is, but how about a deadbot? A deadbot is a chatbot whose training data — that which shapes how and what it communicates — is …read more Continue reading The Ethics of When Machine Learning Gets Weird: Deadbots→

Posted in ai, Artificial Intelligence, chatbot, deadbot, ethics, Machine Learning, News

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