It’s a well-established fact that a guitarist’s acumen can be accurately gauged by the size of their pedal board- the more stompboxes, the better the player. Why have one box that can do everything when you can have many that do just a few things? Jokes aside, the idea of replacing an entire pedal collection […]
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Raspberry Pi enthusiasts or anyone looking to create a portable backup system that can be used to quickly backup SD cards from your camera or drone as well as USB drives and more. You may be interested in a new Kickstarter campaign for the Copy Pi. “A 256GB SD card contains no more than 7 hours
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Pre-choose the OS to boot, even before turning on the computer by toggling a switch. Now you don’t have to wait to select the os. Story Wandering Hackaday.io for projects, I stumbled upon this project(click) by Stephen Holdaway. In this project, he solved a frustrating task faced by every dual boot user, which is sitting and
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A few years ago [Xabier Zubizarreta] got it into his head that he wanted to put a modern digital image sensor into a classic Super 8 camera, but he didn’t want to ruin a gorgeous piece of vintage hardware in the process. After a bit of research, he discovered an export version of the Avrora
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They might not be the hoverboards we were promised in Back to the Future II, but the popular electric scooters that have commandeered the name are exciting pieces of tech in their own way. Not because we’re looking to make a fool of ourselves by actually riding one, but because they’re packed full of useful hardware
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Leading global technology solutions provider Avnet is providing customers with the ability to focus more on the software side of their development by launching MaaXBoard, a low-cost, production-ready qualified single board computer. Based on the NXP i.MX 8M applications processor, MaaXBoard is ideal for embedded computing and applications that leverage AI at the edge. It supports design engineers and
AVNET UNVEILS MAAXBOARD FOR LOW-COST EMBEDDED COMPUTING AND AI AT THE EDGE DEVELOPMENT Read More »
Build your own Touchscreen Smart Mirror with face recognition. You can even control Spotify & Smart Home Appliances. The term Smart Mirrors could easily be dismissed as a Science Fiction fantasy. I mean, the idea of Magic Mirrors that displays useful information to the user does sound quite far-fetched. But what if I told you
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Learn how to connect your Raspberry Pi to the AWS cloud for the first time! IoT and connected device are becoming ubiquitous. Every day we work with companies all over the world who need help building everything from smarter vending machines to automotive head-up displays and heavy lifting equipment. No matter the industry, in recent
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This is a simple and cheap mobile robot platform designed for learning and extending. I explained my concept and also my problems I solved. I am an embedded software engineer in a German automotive company. I started this project as a learning platform for embedded systems. The project was cancelled early but I enjoyed it
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1GSa/sec sampling and 24Mpts memory depth make this economical 2-channel scope stand out from the crowd. Saelig Company, Inc. has introduced the Rigol Technologies DS1202Z-E 200MHz Two-channel Oscilloscope, an important expansion of their oscilloscope portfolio. The DS1202Z-E comes standard with 24Mpts of waveform memory, a 60,000 frame-segmented record mode, standard serial decode and triggering capability, high resolution FFT,
NEW 200MHZ DS1202Z-E TO RIGOL’S POPULAR DS1000Z SERIES OSCILLOSCOPES Read More »
