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Zelda Guardian Sculpture Tracks Humans and Pets Via Camera

Posted on June 3, 2023 by Lewin Day

In The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Guardians are a primitive form of sentry turret that tracks the player with a watchful eye. Inspired by this, [npentrel] decided …read more Continue reading Zelda Guardian Sculpture Tracks Humans and Pets Via Camera→

Posted in nintendo, Raspberry Pi, sentry, zelda

C64 Gets ChatGPT Access Via BBS

Posted on June 3, 2023 by Lewin Day

ChatGPT, powered by GPT 3.5 and GPT 4, has become one of the most popular Large Language Models (LLM), due to its ability to hold passable conversations and generate large …read more Continue reading C64 Gets ChatGPT Access Via BBS→

Posted in ai, ChatGPT, large language model, Machine Learning

What Makes Wedge Coils Better Than Round For PCB Motors?

Posted on June 2, 2023 by Lewin Day

PCB motors are useful things. With coils printed right on the board, you don’t need to worry about fussy winding jobs, and it’s possible to make very compact, self contained …read more Continue reading What Makes Wedge Coils Better Than Round For PCB Motors?→

Posted in Engine Hacks, motor, motor design, pcb motor, Python

AI Camera Imagines A Photo Of What You Point It At

Posted on June 2, 2023 by Lewin Day

These days, every phone has a camera, and few of us are ever without one. [Bjørn Karmann] has built an altogether not-camera, though, in the form of the Paragraphica, powered …read more Continue reading AI Camera Imagines A Photo Of What You Point It At→

Posted in ai, AI image generation, ai image generator, Artificial Intelligence, camera, digital cameras hacks, not-a-camera

Commodore 64 Web Server Brings 8-Bit Into The Future

Posted on June 2, 2023 by Lewin Day

These days, most webservers are big hefty rackmount rigs with roaring fans in giant datacenters. [naDDan]’s webserver is altogether more humble, as it runs on a single Commodore 64.  The …read more Continue reading Commodore 64 Web Server Brings 8-Bit Into The Future→

Posted in c64, commodore 64, retrocomputer, retrocomputing, web server

Flexible Actuator Flaps For 100,000,000 Cycles Without Failure

Posted on June 1, 2023 by Lewin Day

Flexible PCBs are super-useful things, but they can have a limited fatigue life. [Carl Bugeja] has been using them to create flexible actuators, though, and he’s getting an amazing 100,000,000 …read more Continue reading Flexible Actuator Flaps For 100,000,000 Cycles Without Failure→

Posted in flex PCB, flexible actuator, flexled, Hardware

Old Clock Transformed Into Mesmerizing Light Display

Posted on June 1, 2023 by Lewin Day

It’s easy to find a cheap clock at any dollar store that will manage to tell the time, but chances are that the plastic-fantastic construction won’t do you any aesthetic …read more Continue reading Old Clock Transformed Into Mesmerizing Light Display→

Posted in cd, clock, clock hacks, Compact Disc

TinyTendo is a Miniscule Yet Real NES

Posted on June 1, 2023 by Lewin Day

These days, it’s possible to get a single-board computer the size of a stick of gum. This will give you the power to emulate thousands of games and you can …read more Continue reading TinyTendo is a Miniscule Yet Real NES→

Posted in nes, nintendo, nintendo hacks, tinytendo

Neural Network Helps With Radar Pipeline Diagnostics

Posted on June 1, 2023 by Lewin Day

Diagnosing pipeline problems is important in industry to avoid costly or dangerous failures from cracked, broken, or damaged pipes. [Kutluhan Aktar] has built an system that uses AI to assist …read more Continue reading Neural Network Helps With Radar Pipeline Diagnostics→

Posted in ai, Machine Learning, mmwave, neural network, pipeline | Tagged Radar

Can Hobbyists Bring SGI’s IRIX OS Back To Life?

Posted on May 31, 2023 by Lewin Day

Irix was the operating system developed by Silicon Graphics from 1988 to 1998. The OS supported the company’s high-end workstations and served in many serious roles. The company cut off …read more Continue reading Can Hobbyists Bring SGI’s IRIX OS Back To Life?→

Posted in irix, News, operating system, retrocomputing, Reverse-engineering, SGI, Silicon Graphics

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