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technology1 year ago

"Flipper Zero and Raspberry Pi Unite for Hand-Tracking Video Game Module"

Flipper Zero, known for its digital multitool capabilities, has introduced a new Video Game Module powered by a Raspberry Pi 2040 chip, enabling HDMI output and access to new functions like gyroscopes. The module, designed for the Flipper's pentesting tool, can be used independently and is compatible with Raspberry Pi's RP2040 microcontroller, opening up new possibilities for tinkerers. The collaboration between Flipper and Raspberry Pi aims to bridge the gap between retro-gaming nostalgia and cutting-edge research, encouraging DIY projects and community involvement.

via Dexerto|
#flipper-zero#microcontroller#raspberry-pi
technology2 years ago

"Miniature Candle Spins for Volumetric Display Fun"

[mitxela] has created a tiny volumetric "electric candle" display using the persistence of vision concept. The display, made from salvaged parts including a motor from a CD drive, features an 8x10 array of surface-mount LEDs controlled by an RP2040 microcontroller. The project also includes a 3D-printed holder for a sensor and explores generating volumetric data and fluid dynamics calculations for a realistic flame effect.

via Hackaday|
#circuit-design#electric-candle#persistence-of-vision
technology2 years ago

"Claim Your Own Simple Badge and Make It Yours"

This article discusses the process of creating a personalized conference badge using easily accessible modules. The author uses the Waveshare RP2040-Plus clone, an LCD display, and the Arduino tools to build the badge. The badge functions as a slide show, displaying images and text with customizable timing. The author also explains how they utilized the RP2040's second core for button responsiveness and implemented a scripting language to simplify badge configuration. The article provides details on the hardware, software, and script services used in the badge, as well as potential future improvements.

via Hackaday|
#arduino#conference-badges#customization
technology2 years ago

"Kaluma Revolutionizes RP2040 with JavaScript Integration"

Kaluma, a lightweight JavaScript runtime, can now be installed on the Raspberry Pi Pico, which uses the RP2040 microcontroller. This allows developers to use familiar JavaScript tools and modules for file systems, graphics, networking, and more. The Kaluma command-line interface enables easy development and flashing of code to the Pico. This expansion of high-level languages on microcontrollers opens up embedded programming to a wider range of coders.

via Hackaday|
#javascript#kaluma#microcontrollers
electronics2 years ago

USB-Powered High Voltage Supply

Aylo6061 has created a high voltage power supply of 300 volts from a USB power supply, which will be used for electrophoresis or electrowetting. The circuit is designed with double insulation and complete isolation between high and low voltage sides, making it safe to use. The control circuitry is based on an RP2040 chip with USB isolation for data lines. The project code is available on GitHub.

via Hackaday|
#electronics#electrophoresis#electrowetting
gaming2 years ago

"McFly: The Open Source RP2040 Board for Nintendo Switch"

GBATemp member Saliciae is designing an open-source RP2040 board called McFly that can be used to hack the Nintendo Switch. The board is designed to fit inside the Switch and will be released under a Creative Commons license. Once flashed, the USB part of the board can be snapped out to reduce the overall thickness to ~2mm. The McFly will include all the features of a conventional picofly install, including a debug WS2812 LED and a jumper to reset the glitch timings. Saliciae does not plan to manufacture or distribute the board but will provide the design for others to manufacture.

via Wololo.net|
#gaming#hacking#mcfly