Recent firmware changes by the Raspberry Pi Foundation have introduced a lock on the boot process for devices using non-original RAM chips.
KryonOS offers a unique operating system for ESP32 boards, enabling them to function as standalone computers with a graphical interface and application support.
The latest episode of the Hackaday Podcast dives into various intriguing topics including RAM swapping on Raspberry Pi and innovative uses of lasers in microcontroller hacking.
A group of young innovators has designed an impressive underwater camera utilizing the Raspberry Pi 3, aimed at studying aquatic environments.
Pine64 is inviting its community to contribute ideas for new hardware powered by microcontrollers, following the halt in production of some of its Linux devices.
The 8Sight T100 is a state-of-the-art Long-Wave Infrared camera designed for drones and industrial applications, featuring advanced processing capabilities.
MemBrowse is an innovative tool designed for embedded software developers, enabling them to continuously monitor the memory footprint of their firmware during development.
A unique robot named Daisy has been developed to create literal chains of daisies, showcasing innovative engineering in robotics.
Qualcomm has introduced an early developer preview of Linux tailored for its Snapdragon X2 Armv9 family of SoCs, aimed at enhancing support for mobile PCs.
A new standalone DJ system utilizes the ESP32 microcontroller, offering a compact alternative to traditional setups.
NASA is poised to replace its aging Mars relay systems, a move that could enhance communication and data transmission from the Red Planet.
The CyboPal ONE is an innovative 6-DOF robotic terminal featuring a 27-inch 4K display that adapts to the user's posture, enhancing user interaction through advanced technology.