[Rhys Jones] has been working with the RepRap team to establish a method to print circuit boards. The machine very first prints the plastic substrate

The Arduino MEGA is official and even a lot more expansive than we originally thought. It has 54 digital i/o pins. 14 of those can

The Linux kernel just recently added support for packing firmware into an FPGA through the FPGA manager Framework. [OpenTechLab] has developed a chauffeur for the

[Felix Rusu’s] mailbox is on the other side of the street and he’s got a pretty big front yard. This indicates checking for mail is

When playing around with a cheap, handheld, dual-band radio, [Lior], a.k.a. [KK6BWA], found a schematic for a similar and even less expensive radio. He realized

[Dino] is staying true to his goal of hacking one job every week. this time around around, he’s working on a toy that will amuse

The ESP32 is Espressif’s new wonder-chip, and one of the most interesting aspects of its development has been the nearly entirely open-source development method that

Psst…wanna get a laser cutter, but not ready to sell your internal organs? Nortd Labs’ Lasersaur project aims to create an open source large-format laser cutter/engraver