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Whether you have full use of your hands or not, a foot-operated keyboard is a great addition to any setup. Of course, it has to be a lot more robust …read more Continue reading Floorboard Is a Keyboard for Your Feet
Full-size keyboards are great for actually typing on and using for day-to-day interfacing duties. They’re less good for impressing the Internet. If you really want to show off, you gotta …read more Continue reading Tiny Custom Keyboard Gets RGB
Here’s a story that may be familiar: [der-b] is a Linux developer who is forced two carry two laptops — one for work with unavoidable work stuff on it, and …read more Continue reading DIY Keyboard Can Handle Up To Three Host Devices
[Marcel] thought – what if he had more control over his house ventilation system? You could add some nifty features, such as automatically ventilating your house in the mornings when …read more Continue reading Hackaday Prize 2022: House Ventilation Reverse-Engineered And Automated
As peripherals go, few are hacked on more than keyboards. The layouts, the shapes, the sizes, materials, and even the question of what a keyboard is are all on the …read more Continue reading Threeboard: Short on Keys, Long on Documentation
[Arnov] is bringing his own custom-made controller to the party and it is sure to impress. The design appears to have been inspired by the Xbox controller layout. Two joysticks …read more Continue reading Play Doom or GTA V With Your Own Custom Controller and Xbox Emulator
No matter where you live in the world or what beverage you enjoy, it’s too easy to spill it on the keyboard. Obviously, the solution is to combine the two. …read more Continue reading Can’t Spill Coffee On Your Keyboard If It’s Already Inside
Why buy a num pad or a macropad when you can build something new and beautiful, open source that bad boy, and be a hero to the community? We think …read more Continue reading Custom Num Pad Does Double Duty as Macro Pad
Repetitive tasks in video games often find a way of pushing our buttons. [Facelesstech] got tired of mashing “A” while catching shooting stars in Animal Crossing, so he set out to automate his problem away. After briefly considering rigging up …read more
Continue reading Arduino Micro Pushes Animal Crossing’s Buttons
One of the selling points of the Arduboy is how slim [Kevin Bates] was able to get the Arduino-compatible game system, which is perhaps less surprising when you realize that it originally started out as a design for an electronic …read more
Continue reading Arduboy Gets Even Smaller With New Nano Edition