Collaborate Disseminate
Fascinated by art generated by deep learning systems such as DALL-E and Stable Diffusion? Then perhaps a wall installation like this phenomenal e-paper Triptych created by [Zach Archer] is in …read more Continue reading 3D Printed Triptych Shows Trio Of AI-Generated Images
There are a few options available for folks looking to supersize their e-reading experience to tablet proportions, including the Remarkable 2, Kindle Scribe and Lenovo’s new Smart Paper. Onyx International has gone bigger with the launch of the Tab X.C… Continue reading Onyx launches 13.3-inch ePaper slate featuring E Ink Carta 1250
Having a child is a major milestone in a person’s life, and there’s a long list of things to get done before that little bundle of joy kicks and screams …read more Continue reading An E-Ink Progress Bar for Your Unborn Child
Back in April, E Ink announced the development of new color ePaper technology with improved update times, high resolution and stylus support. Now the company has announced that Gallery 3 is going into mass production and will make its way to devices fr… Continue reading Latest E Ink color ePaper goes into production, first tablet launched
Regular Hackaday readers may recall the Inkplate family of devices: open source all-in-one development boards that combine the power and versatility of the ESP32 with electronic paper displays salvaged from …read more Continue reading Review: Inkplate 2 Shrinks Down, Adds Color
It’s easy to become jaded by modern microcontrollers: for just a few bucks you can get a MCU that’s powerful enough to give a desktop computer from the early 90s …read more Continue reading Driving E-Paper Displays With Memory Limited MCUs
As we’ve gushed previously in these pages, we saw an incredible turnout for our first-ever cyberdeck contest — so many cool ‘decks rolled in that it made judging them all …read more Continue reading Cyberdeck Contest 2022: Gibson Rev 001 Thinks Outside the Pelican Case
As various antique computers age, it becomes increasingly hard to operate them as hardware begins to physically fail. Keeping these systems up and running often requires scavenging parts from other …read more Continue reading Macintosh Classic II With E-Ink Display
One of the more recent trendy builds we’ve seen is the slow-motion movie player. We love them — displaying one frame for a couple of hours to perhaps a full …read more Continue reading Every Frame a Work of Art With This Color Ultra-Slow Movie Player
How expensive is it to make a panel that uses e-ink technology? That might depend on how flexible you are. [RBarron] read about reverse engineering point-of-sale shelf labels and found …read more Continue reading Liberated E-Ink Shelf Labels Turned 10×2 Display