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DIY “Mo-chan” Desk Robot Attracts Maker Community Attention A small do-it-yourself desk robot named Mo-chan has been shared with makers, demonstrating how individuals can build simple robotics and… |
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Meet the ESP32-DIV V2: The Open-Source "Flipper Zero Killer?" If you've been following the world of portable pentesting tools, you know the Flipper Zero reigns supreme. But for the makers among us who prefer… |
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An Embedded AI Project Aimed at Easing Night-Time Baby Feeding Late-night infant care often leaves little room for precise or repeatable routines, which makes even simple tasks feel demanding. Addressing this… |
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AI Kept a Tomato Plant Alive Without Human Support A developer named Martin Devido took a different approach and experimented with an idea in which an AI named Claude was given full responsibility… |
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UK Startup Fires Up 1,000°C Space Furnace, Pushing Semiconductor Manufacturing Beyond Earth The next generation of computer chips may not come from factories on Earth, but from satellites circling the planet. A UK company’s successful… |
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Self-Hosting Mini C Compiler for ESP32 The xcc700 is a very small, lightweight C compiler designed specifically for the ESP32 microcontroller. It is like a mini version of GCC or clang… |
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Porcospino Flex: Lightweight Design and Flexible Spine Enhance Robotic Performance When robots face tight spaces and unpredictable terrain, most machines come to a stop. Researchers at the University of Genoa’s RICE Lab are… |
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ProtoV MINI Brings USB-C Powered Dual-Rail Power to Breadboards A new breadboard-friendly power supply called ProtoV MINI has been announced and is expected to launch soon. Roughly the size of a credit card,… |
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Using an ESP32 as a Small Wireless Desktop Monitor An ESP32 driving a 1.14-inch LCD is not an obvious candidate for desktop display mirroring, but that is precisely the constraint explored in a… |
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DIY Smart Clock with Air Quality Monitoring, Alarm and Timer A tiny clock that integrates air quality monitoring, a timer, and an alarm sounds cool, right? Let's get into the article and know how it is built… |
