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December 2025

  1. This DIY “Radio” Features Beautiful Retro Styling
  2. The Bambu A1 We Have at Home, or Something More?
  3. This Could Be the Perfect Touch Sensor Button Module
  4. Learn How to Reverse Engineer Sub-GHz Remotes for Home Assistant
  5. ’Tis the Season to Scale Your Jetson Fleet
  6. This Is the Droid You're Looking For
  7. This Robot Looks Like a Cyberpunk Caterpillar
  8. Build This Digital Police Scanner to Listen in to the Hot Chatter
  9. Game Too Loud and Browser Too Quiet? Build This Desktop Volume Mixer
  10. Make This Dongle to Play VRC Pro with a Real RC Transmitter
  11. Bondi Blue Is Back: This Apple Watch Concept Puts the '90s on Your Wrist
  12. Add Four Ethernet Ports to the Raspberry Pi 5
  13. Turn Your Computer Into a Super Computer — a Super Nintendo Computer
  14. The Best Way to Build an Affordable SteamOS Console
  15. A Cheap and Intriguing Way to 3D Print Metal
  16. This Red Bull Can Is Actually a Gaming PC
  17. Could You Break This 3D-Printable RC Car?
  18. A Vintage Volvo Gets a Nixie Glow-Up
  19. Our Four-Legged Friends Have Gone Bionic
  20. Is This the World’s Smallest Rechargeable Flashlight?
  21. The Coolest Way to Visualize Soundwaves in a Room
  22. Circuit Bending a Vintage Speak & Math
  23. The $30 Swiss Army Knife for Makers
  24. Calling Kris Kringle with 5G and AI
  25. This Model Train Has a Working LCD Screen
  26. This Ornament Contains a Tiny Diorama Complete with a Working Model Train
  27. Peter Sripol Takes His Cardboard Airplane to the Air
  28. 3D-Printed Cinema Film Camera Oozes Vintage Vibes
  29. DIY Dyno Double-Checks DC Motor Descriptions
  30. Reinventing the Boring Head for Small Mills
  31. The $7 NanoH2 Dev Kit Supports Zigbee, Thread, and Matter
  32. This Maker Created Their Own Custom SBC
  33. These Gargantuan Digital Calipers Actually Work
  34. A Portable Console Dedicated to Games of Go on the Go
  35. You Need This Electronic Lead Screw Upgrade for Your Mini Lathe
  36. The Five MCUs We’d Be Thrilled to Unwrap for Christmas in 2025
  37. A Pro-Grade Power Supply for Your Pocket
  38. This Lo-Fi Digital Frame Is Perfect for Retro Enthusiasts
  39. You Want to See This Cyberdeck
  40. Zeroboy XP Is a Gorgeous DIY 3D-Printed Handheld Video Game Emulator
  41. Print on Food with the BIQU Panda Treat
  42. DIY the Coolest Possible Lights for Your Christmas Tree
  43. This Open Source EEG Board Brings Real Brain-Computer Interfaces Home
  44. The E Ink Frame That Doesn’t Know When to Quit
  45. Generating Teletype Messages for an Ancient Machine
  46. Can You 3D Print a Usable Rotary Table for Machining?
  47. Can Lotus Phones Resurrect the Soul of Blackberry?
  48. Learn How to Pick Locks with this Oversized 3D-Printable Model
  49. A Giant Playable LEGO Game Boy Where Everything Is Awesome
  50. Fret Not: This ESP32 Gadget Makes Guitar Practice a Breeze
  51. Inside the Meter That Landed the Eagle
  52. A Hovercraft You Can Wear
  53. Stream in Style with This Mid-Century Radio
  54. HackyPi 2.0 Is Here!
  55. One Giant Leap for Chatbot-kind
  56. Engrave Wood with an Unmodified 3D Printer
  57. Give Your Raspberry Pi 14 USB Ports
  58. A Cookie Launcher Perfect for the Very Lazy
  59. Use an ESP32 as an Itty Bitty Second Monitor for Your PC
  60. Catch Present-Peekers with this Devious Gift Trap
  61. Prusa Fights for the Open Source Cause, Releases CORE One Files
  62. A Sight for Sore Eyes
  63. A Plug-and-Play Remote KVM
  64. An Inexpensive CRT Tester for Your Thrifting Adventures
  65. Asking Questions and Getting Answers on a Claude-Enabled Typewriter
  66. Teaching an Old PET New Tricks
  67. Gotta Press ’Em All
  68. The Festival of Bytes
  69. An ESP32 Monitor for Your Desktop Computer
  70. Audio Jack Connector: 100+ Years of History Interfaces with Modern PCBs
  71. A Synthesizer SAO For the Supercon 2025 Badge
  72. Build Your Own Handheld Radar to Nab Speeding Neighbors
  73. Printing Crazy Typewriter Art with the IBM Selectric’s Weird “Golf Ball”
  74. This Reimagined Vintage Radio Is Gorgeous
  75. This Booby-Trapped Box Is a Present Peeker’s Worst Nightmare
  76. A Bulky But Brilliant DIY Smart Ring
  77. Add E Ink and AI to Your Phone Case With the SmartInk I
  78. You Can Now Buy a MeshCore Smartphone
  79. Building a Better Hot Glue Gun
  80. Mentra Open Sources Their Smart Glasses Operating System
  81. This DIY Wall-Mounted Waveform Visualizer Looks Amazing
  82. Is This the World’s Smallest 4K FPV Drone?
  83. From Zero to SBC in Just One Week
  84. Is Smart Home Control Pushing Your Buttons?
  85. The Quest for the Perfect Keyboard Continues
  86. Keeping Tabs on Your Tabby
  87. A Bluetooth Speaker Built for Retro Gamers
  88. The T-Display P4 Is a Hacker’s Dream
  89. Joseph Zikusooka's Jambula OS Takes a Text-Based Approach to Raspberry Pi 5 Server Setup
  90. Chris Huang's Quad Stick Is a Low-Cost, 3D-Printable Accessible USB Input Device
  91. Trent "ripred" Wyatt's TomServo Library Delivers Big Power Efficiency Gains for Multi-Servo Projects
  92. This Handheld Wi-Fi Signal Strength Meter Packs a Servo to Drive a Physical Dial Gauge
  93. Roomba Maker iRobot Enters Bankruptcy, Says a Chapter 11 Deal Means Business As Normal
  94. Cheng Liang Makes His Three-Component Digispark Power Meter Portable — In a Mint Box
  95. Patrice Godard's Circuit Sculpture Is a Standalone or Peripheral LED Matrix, PCB-Free
  96. Peter "Bobricius" Misenko's Self-Charging LED Necklace Is the "Ultimate Useless Gadget"
  97. This MagSafe Mod Makes Your iPhone a Microcontroller
  98. Data Can Be Stored for Billions of Years in This 5D Crystal
  99. The Sweet Taste of Success
  100. A Clock That's Close Enough
  101. Keeping Up with the Commodore: A Hands-On Review of the Commodore 64 Ultimate
  102. iPhone Backups Minus the Cloud
  103. Why Is That Robot Wearing a VR Headset?
  104. A Compute Cluster the Size of a Soda Can
  105. Make an LED Tester This Weekend
  106. This Nautilus Shell Has a New Purpose in Life: A Cyberpunk Haptic Speaker
  107. The Anemoia Device Turns Pixels Into Perfume
  108. Agentic AI Goes Retro
  109. A Mechanical MIDI Orchestra Made From Relays
  110. Pocket PLAY: Blurring the Line Between Phone and Game Console
  111. Printing Graphics From BASIC
  112. Jane Street Invites FPGA Developers to Try Their Hand at Solving Advent of Code Puzzles
  113. NanoBASIC UNO Is a Minimal Yet Flexible BASIC Interpreter for the Arduino UNO and Other ATmega328Ps
  114. Todd E. Stidham's Open Source BuzzKill Board Drives This Panicky Speaking Voltmeter
  115. This Vine-Like Grasper Gives Robots a Secure Yet Gentle Touch
  116. Renesas Launches Its First Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi/Bluetooth Low Energy Chips, the RA6W1 and W2
  117. Raspberry Pi Details Custom Image Support in Imager 2.0, Fixes a Nasty Storage Corruption Bug
  118. Qualcomm Dives Deeper Into RISC-V, Acquires Ventana Micro Systems
  119. November 2025 Open Source Hardware Certification Roundup
  120. Build a Private Cloud with a Pi 5 NAS
  121. Automate Your Ambiance
  122. Fixing Awful, Horrible Internet Service
  123. AI Headphones Pick Voices Out of a Crowd
  124. Reviving the iPod Classic
  125. This Apple Fell Far From the Tree
  126. "RoboCrop" Calculates The Odds of Success When Picking Fruit, Its Creator Says
  127. iFixit Launches a Mobile App for On-the-Go Repair Work
  128. This "Proactive Hearing Assistant" Picks Your Conversational Partners' Voices Out of a Cacophony
  129. Alpakka 2 Puts Mouse Control in a DIY Gamepad
  130. DIY Pipetting Machine Cuts Lab Costs Dramatically
  131. Add GPIO to Your Framework Laptop with this RP2350 Expansion Card
  132. Putting a Real Need for Speed Mini Map in a Car
  133. Sculpted Sound Shapes the Future of Tiny Robots
  134. Core Devices Unveils the Pebble Index 01, a Disposable Smart Ring Microphone
  135. Supersizing the NeoPixel
  136. This Hidden Camera Is Nuts
  137. Unwrap an E Ink Dashboard for the Holidays
  138. Matt Gross' Move to an ePaper Display Makes for a Simpler, Lower-Power Smart Calendar
  139. This Connected Daily Dashboard Is Powered by Seeed Studio's reTerminal E1001 — And a State Machine
  140. Seeed Studio's XIAO LED Lighting Range Goes Small with the New COB LED Driver Board
  141. This Tiny 3D-Printable Commodore Amiga 2000 Hides a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 Inside
  142. Turi Scandurra's Diapasonix Is a Raspberry Pi Pico 2-Powered Handheld Synth for String Players
  143. The Maker’s Toolbox: Bambu Lab P2S 3D Printer Review
  144. Electronic Shelf Labels Become Battery-Free Conference Badges
  145. A Meshtastic Banking System for the Apocalypse
  146. Switching Up the 3DS
  147. This 3D-Printable Six-Axis Robot Arm Is Capable and Versatile
  148. Play the Classics on This Laser Harp
  149. A Flight Tracker for Your Wall
  150. Forget Flat Screens
  151. A Commodore 64 Laptop
  152. EInkTerminal Is the Hacker’s Perfect Companion
  153. Silent Night? Not with This PCB Christmas Tree!
  154. Can I Get Your Number?
  155. OpenSpand Is a Feature-Packed Expansion Board for Your Sinclair ZX81, Timex Sinclair 1000, or Clone
  156. A11yShape Brings LLMs to Bear on Assisting Blind, Visually Impaired Developers with 3D Modeling
  157. JBV's 17-Foot-Wide Robot Handles Desktop Clutter So Its Creator Doesn't Have To
  158. This "Speech-to-Reality" System Is the Closest You Can Get to a Working Star Trek Replicator
  159. Sanctuary Systems' Sentinel Core Turns a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 Into a "Better Computer"
  160. Raspberry Pi Revises the Compute Module 5 IO Board, IO Case Designs for Better Cooling
  161. Dmitry Grinberg Brings Palm OS 5 to the Fisher-Price Pixter Family
  162. Researchers Make Wearable Electronics as Simple as Ironing on a Patch
  163. If You Like It, Put an E-Reader on It
  164. Is This the Coolest Key Fob Ever Made?
  165. Kode Dot Brings Computer Vision to the Palm of Your Hand
  166. Storing Data in the Language of Life
  167. Build a Framework Mainboard Cluster with this Rackmount
  168. PocketMage Is an E Ink PDA for the Modern Era
  169. Only a Week Left to Make This New Spaceball 3D Mouse Happen
  170. 3D Print Your Own Yarn Winder for Free
  171. Air Quality, Your Way
  172. 3D Printing a Hovercraft
  173. Diabetes Management Without Finger Pricks
  174. A Cheap Upgrade for Your Raspberry Pi 5
  175. MartyPC Creator Daniel Balsom Begins a Mammoth Undertaking: Writing The PC Emulation Book
  176. iMac G3 Goes 4K
  177. Olimex's New MOD-ESP32-C6-DevKit-Lipo Is a Breadboard-Friendly IoT Gadget with Battery-Backed UPS
  178. Luxonis Launches New Qualcomm Snapdragon-Powered OAK 4 Computer Vision Cameras
  179. Toradex Announces New OSM, Lino Computer-On-Module Ranges for Edge AI, Industrial, and IoT
  180. This Simple Audio Augmentation System Enhances Mindfulness, Focus, Say Researchers
  181. NVIDIA Makes GPU Acceleration Easier, More Portable with CUDA Tiles, cuTile Python
  182. RT-Thread Targets Energy-Efficient Edge AI, ML with the Compact All-In-One Edgi-Talk Board
  183. Hack Your Workflow with a Modular Macro Keyboard
  184. A Mechanical Stopwatch Made of LEGO
  185. Honey, I Shrunk the RetroPie
  186. Turning Last Night's Leftovers Into Robots
  187. The Internet of Dogs Has Arrived
  188. Empa Teases a Future Where Your Car Charges as Easily as Your Toothbrush — With No Efficiency Loss
  189. Olimex's New Espressif ESP32-C5 UEXT Module Adds Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6, BLE, and Thread Support
  190. The Octopus-Inspired OCTOID Is a Soft Robot That Can Move, Grab, and Even Change Color
  191. Researchers Turn to a Highly-Efficient Deep Learning Model to Deliver a Bot as Agile as a Bee
  192. This Low-Cost Raspberry Pi Pico-Driven Power Monitor Includes a 1.2–35V Benchtop Power Supply
  193. Knowing What They Don't Know Could Deliver More Efficient Large Language Models
  194. Chen Liang's Power Meter Tracks Your Project's Energy Hunger with Just Three Parts
  195. Matthew Faltys' device32 Is a Tiny Smart Display for Your Desk
  196. This Inverted Cycloidal Drive Is Perfect for 3D-Printed Robots
  197. A Reliable Method for 3D Printing Watertight Hulls
  198. A Bunch of Laserable Projects for the Holidays
  199. Can a Receipt Printer Replace a PC and Monitor for Gaming?
  200. Robots Finally Get Active, Human-Like Vision
  201. Level Up Your Circuit Sculpture Skills
  202. Arduino's Compact Modulino Family Grows Bigger with Four New Models
  203. A Digital Pet with a Bad Temper
  204. Pimoroni Unveils the Raspberry Pi RP2350-Powered Badgeware Family of Wearable Displays
  205. Gotta Catch 'Em All
  206. A Clock That Bridges Time
  207. Nikolai Danylchyk's WaKu-ctl Frees Your Watercooling Loop From Motherboard Limitations
  208. 3Duino Lowers the Barrier to Entry for 3D-Printed Devices, Creates Functional Gadgets in 13 Minutes
  209. Raspberry Pi OS "Trixie" Gets Hailo-Based AI Kit, AI HAT+ Support — And a New AI Camera Feature
  210. Ayushmaan's 3D Mini Macintosh Clock Was Built with a 2D Printer — Thanks to the Power of Papercraft
  211. A Simple Software Change to Add "Bricklayer" Mode to Slicers Delivers Truly Watertight 3D Prints
  212. Julius Curt's Lo-Fi Cassette Machine Brings Magnetic Media to Bear on Bluetooth Streaming
  213. Sound Generators Targeting Smartphone Mics Could Help Find Disaster Victims
  214. Switching Things Up
  215. BoxLab Promises to Help You Make Awesome Packaging Designs
  216. Converting a Vintage ‘80s Video Camera Into a Modern Digital
  217. This Tiny, Mysterious Robot Arm Is Amazing
  218. Turn Your Failed 3D Prints into New Filament with ExtrudeX
  219. Rack It and Stack It
  220. 3D Printing a Massive LEGO Castle
  221. Giving New Meaning to Sensitive Teeth
  222. Soft Robots Finally Cut the Cord
  223. Ashutosh Dash's H-CUBE Is a Retro-Themed, Feature-Packed Espressif ESP32-S3 Smartwatch
  224. It's All Sunshine and Heliostats
  225. James Brown's Latest 3D Displays Are Entirely Solid-State — And Yes, They Play Doom
  226. Seeed Studio's New ePaper Kits Make Electrophoretic Display Development a Breeze
  227. Misfit Maker's TRI-Belt Clock Is a Retro-Futuristic Foam-Framed Masterpiece
  228. This 24-Hour Sundial Brings Its Own Sun — So You Can Tell The Time at Night
  229. Canonical Launches Certified Ubuntu Images for Qualcomm's Edge AI Dragonwing IQ-9075
  230. "3D Necroprinting" Turns Mosquitos Proboscides Into Ultra-Fine Nozzles for Tiny Prints
  231. Researchers Develop a Fully Biodegradable Smart Tag for Temperature and Humidity Monitoring
  232. Libby Miller's Music Camera Turns Printed Blocks and LEGO Bricks Into a Dynamic Tune
  233. Bit Cookie's SI-GRID Is a 32-Pin, Expandable, Crosspoint Switch for Almost Any Signal Type
  234. Combine a Flipper Blackhat and Rootkit Labs Blackpants to Build This
  235. PCB Friday: Design 3D-Printed Jigs to Enhance Your Printed Circuit Board Assembly Game
  236. The Smallest Ever PlayStation Motherboard
  237. The ModRetro M64 Is a Gorgeous Modern N64 with a Big Caveat
  238. Can Cristiano Ronaldo Score on Mark Rober’s Robotic Goalkeeper?
  239. Don't Get Caught on Camera
  240. Your Heart, Your Data
  241. The Hacker's Handheld
  242. Is Your Router Snooping On You?
  243. The Raspberry Pi Gets NVIDIA Horsepower
  244. PCB Friday: Two-Layer PCB Routing Strategies and Tips
  245. Free the Pebbles!
  246. Dimitrios Kallivroussis' Stackable 3D-Printable Mini-ITX PC Case Runs "Exceptionally Cool"
  247. The Handheld Linux Platform Kit Is "Capable of Practically Anything," Its Creators Promise
  248. Ryan Walker's Blackpants Turn the Flipper Blackhat Board Into a Standalone Linux Terminal
  249. Hari R.'s Graytimer Is a Simple ePaper Watch Built From a Seeed Studio XIAO nRF52840
  250. Arduino Hosts Q&A on the Arduino UNO Q, Once Again States Its "100% Commitment" to Open Source Ethos
  251. Tynemouth Software Unveils the Four-Chip, Bit-Bashed Software Serial Card for the Minstrel 4th
  252. Eric Nam's Latest Tool Wirelessly Captures Bosch BNO055 IMU Data for Playback and Visualization
  253. Tim Holyoake Turns Your Raspberry Pi Pico, Pico 2 Into a Classic Sharp MZ-700 Microcomputer
  254. Jay Doscher Shrinks the Raspberry Pi Recovery Kit, Launches the Recovery Kit Nano
  255. Memory Pricing Leads to a $5-25 Price Hike for the Raspberry Pi 5 Single-Board Computer Family

November 2025

  1. A One-Way Ticket to Computer Security
  2. DIY AI Can Be Beautiful
  3. Holiday Gift Guide 2025: Five Perfect Gifts for the FPGA, Embedded, and Electronics Enthusiasts
  4. Build a Tiny TV This Weekend
  5. RetroPie and Synths Walk Into a Console…
  6. The Makera Z1 Will Have an Available Vacuum Table
  7. This Custom, Vintage Apple-Styled Keyboard Works with Modern Windows PCs, Too
  8. Learn Your Gaming SFX Basics with the Doom ‘See and Slay’
  9. A Sharp Dressed Pocket Computer
  10. This AI Does the Birdwatching for You
  11. I Always Thought Trace Routing Was Evil
  12. Raspberry Pi Aims for More Flexible OS Configuration with a Move to Cloud-Init
  13. Shawn Hymel's CLI Guide Frees Arduino UNO Q Users From the "Quite Limiting" App Lab
  14. Seeed Studio's XIAO Debug Mate Makes Power Analysis, Serial Comms, and DAPLink a Breeze
  15. RetroPie Running on a Shoe
  16. Laser-Cut Panels Make This Sound-Reactive Star Come to Life
  17. 3D Print Your Own Working Minecraft Torch!
  18. You Can Finally Get a Curta Mechanical Calculator at a Reasonable Price
  19. Mohammed Nihal's Acid Rain Forecasting System Uses Local Sensors to Deliver a Risk Rating
  20. Hye-jin Park's Trace Line Clock Shows Hours and Minutes with Just One Hand
  21. Space Invaders on a Raspberry Pi Pico 2
  22. FORTEC Integrated Puts Intel's Atom x7211RE to Work in Industrial Automation, Edge AI
  23. Researchers Predict Ultra-Resolution Displays to Come, Thanks to These Nano-Scale OLEDs
  24. The Top 5 SoMs Making Physical AI Merry and Bright This Season
  25. The Hak5 WiFi Pineapple Pager Is a Hacker’s Pentesting Dream Tool (Probably)
  26. This Remote-Controlled Arc Furnace Safely Melts Steel and Ceramic
  27. Want to Make Your Own Computer Chips? Now You Can!
  28. Americans Rejoice: The Bambu Lab P2S and H2C Are Now Available in the US
  29. An ESP32 Board Smaller Than a Dime
  30. Computer Vision in 512 Bytes
  31. Athena Technologies' Liquid Blade 3D Aims to Equip Your 3D Printer for Precision Metal Etching
  32. STMicroelectronics Unveils "Market-First" Matter 1.5-Compatible NFC Chip for One-Tap On-Boarding
  33. Austin Pivarnik Turns to CPU Busywork to Create the "World's Most Stable Raspberry Pi"
  34. Chen Liang Turns Any Espressif ESP32-C5 and a Display Into a Compact Dual-Band Wi-Fi Analyzer
  35. This Tide and Moon Clock Lets You Keep an Eye on the Seas and Sky — But Not The Time
  36. This Hemp-Infused Concrete Alternative Cures Quickly Enough for 3D-Printed Homes and More
  37. TinyMLDelta Brings Safe, Lightweight Updates to Edge AI
  38. Bringing a Broken Milltronics CNC Lathe Back to Life
  39. The UltraBar X Could Make Your Workflow More Efficient
  40. Raspberry Pi Makes OS Installation Easier, More Accessible with Raspberry Pi Imager 2.0
  41. A Robotic Solution for Late-Night Doomscrolling
  42. Kneron Claims Its KL1140 Can Bring 120B-Parameter LLMs On-Device at One-Tenth the Cost of GPUs
  43. Tom Jennings Opens Orders for Friendly fZ80 CP/M, MP/M Microcomputer "Final Stage Prototypes"
  44. This BMO Build Brings Its Own "Quasi-OS" to Emulate Games, Play Videos — And Fart
  45. FusionXvision's BenchVolt PD Aims to Put an Open Source Lab-Grade PSU on Any Desk
  46. This Autonomous Facehugger, Powered by an Espressif ESP32, Could Give an Alien Nightmares
  47. Arduino Clarifies Terms and Conditions Following Backlash: "Anything That Was Open, Stays Open"
  48. Simon Carter's Arduino-Powered FM Radio Has a Built-In Announcer for the Visually Impaired
  49. The Maker’s Toolbox: PioCreat HALOT-X1 Resin 3D Printer
  50. Longer Is Hot On eufyMake’s Tail
  51. Great Scott! Is That GBA Running on 1.21 Gigawatts?
  52. Helping Exoskeletons Put Their Best Foot Forward
  53. Bees Helped Build This Interactive Art Sculpture
  54. Does the FibreSeeker 3’s Continuous Fiber Technology Actually Matter?
  55. Make Your Own Electronic Dice This Weekend
  56. Forget Filters, Get a Hand-Drawn Print From This DIY Camera
  57. Xavier Dumont's Isomorphic Keyboard Is an Espressif ESP32-Powered Breath-Driven Thing of Wonder
  58. Microsoft Relicenses Infocom Classics: Zork I, Zork II, Zork III Now MIT-Licensed and Free for All
  59. Christian Lo's Loongcat40 Is a Compact 3D-Printable Ortholinear Keyboard with a Long, Long Screen
  60. Arpit Sengar's Upcycled PC Speaker Delivers a Vocal LLM Assistant for Under $12 in Parts
  61. David Johnson-Davies USB Power Delivery Dongle Gives Configurable Juice in a Compact Footprint
  62. Anders Nielsen's PhaseLatch Mini Is an STM32 Blue Pill-Inspired Low-Cost Software-Defined Radio
  63. Makera Brings Costs Down with the New Z1 CNC Mill
  64. This Custom Extruder Design Fits the Prusa XL
  65. Playing with Floppy Disks — Literally!
  66. Making Touchscreens Feel Alive
  67. If It Doesn’t Fit, You Must Shrink It
  68. We Could Make Such Beautiful Music Together
  69. Watt's Up, Dog?
  70. Sesi Technologies Is Tackling Africa's Food Loss Problem with a Moisture Meter
  71. The GamerCard Handheld Console Launch Heats Up with New Demos
  72. PlatypusBot Gets a Raspberry Pi + ROS 2 Upgrade
  73. LEDs Power Indoor IoT Devices Wirelessly
  74. Standard Phone Mics Reborn as Deep-Sea Sensors
  75. I Like My Gaming PCs Al Dente
  76. I’ve Heard of Mobile Computing, But This Is Ridiculous
  77. Travis Bumgarner's Dice of Sending Are Bluetooth-Connected Dice for Fairer Digital Roleplays
  78. The Octopus-Packing Multi-Functional High Boy Aims to Beat the Flipper Zero
  79. Jeff Merrick's Typeframe PX-88 Is a Raspberry Pi-Powered Homage to the Epson PX-4
  80. STMicro Updates Its TinyML STM32 Model Zoo, Now Offers Over 140 Ready-to-Use ML, AI Models
  81. Arhan Chaudhary's "Corrupted Pong" Is a Block-Breaker That Destroys Its Own Memory
  82. Matter 1.5 Brings Camera Support, a New "Closures" Category, and More
  83. I Touched the NestWorks C500 CNC and It Was Good
  84. Vox Only Has Eyes for You
  85. Make Your Own Handheld Console
  86. Arduino Launches a New Starter Kit, Built Around the Powerful Arduino UNO R4 WiFi
  87. A No-Code Smart Home Sensor
  88. A Plug and Play NES Computer
  89. Alastair Roberts' Tactile Synth Gives Three-Year-Olds an Outlet for Their Musical Creativity
  90. Face Value
  91. STMicro's STM32 Family Hits 800MHz with the High-Performance 18nm STM32V8
  92. Brian Benchoff's OrthoRoute Gives KiCad GPU-Accelerated Autorouting Powers for Hefty Designs
  93. Severin von Wnuck-Lipinski Hacks Miele's Infrared Diagnostic System, Releases FreeMDU
  94. Agentic AI Could Be "The Next Productivity Revolution" But is "Far From Ready," A Researcher Warns
  95. Edge AI Specialist Kneron Expands the KNEO Pi SBC Ecosystem on the Back of Strong Demand
  96. This Novel 3D Printing Resin Gives DLP Additive Manufacturing a New Trick: Subtraction
  97. This Wearable Gesture Sensor Packs AI Smarts to Strip the Noise From the Signal, Even at Sea
  98. CSA Announces Zigbee 4.0, with New "Suzi" Sub-Gigahertz Long-Range Support
  99. Hackster Holidays 2025 Gift Guide for Makers
  100. The Key to Learning
  101. Don’t Hold Me Back
  102. This Tiny RC Car Has Got It All
  103. Sorting It Out
  104. David Hayward's QMKeybox Turns Almost Anything Into a Single-Key Keyboard — Including Old Morse Keys
  105. Conclusive Engineering Opens Crowdfunding for the Kestrel KSTR-IMX93 All-in-One IoT SBC
  106. West African Fish Farmers Manage Their Ponds with an IoT-Enabled Smart Probe
  107. Greg Sadetsky Brings Back Claude Shannon's 1961 Minivac 601 Relay Computer — On the Web
  108. Home Assistant Launches the Bigger, Faster Connect ZBT-2 Zigbee/Thread Dongle
  109. Now Even Business Cards Are AI-Powered
  110. Pixel Pea-s de Résistance
  111. Mac to the Future
  112. The Case for Wearable Gaming
  113. The Weekend Hobbyist's Guide to Building an ESP32-S3 Board
  114. A Low-Energy "Thermal Trigger" Sets These 3D-Printed Shapes A-Morphing — In Space
  115. The First "Rubber CMOS" Electronics Could Lead to a Much More Flexible Future
  116. Bandi Ba Shows How to Upgrade a Vilros PiDock 400 for Raspberry Pi 500 Support
  117. Just My Type
  118. NoorNation's LifeBox Powers Off-Grid Farming in the Middle East and Africa
  119. Welcome to the Grid
  120. MIT Researchers Release BEAVER, a Dual-Extruder 3D Printer for Biological Materials
  121. Running Modern Linux on a Pentium 133
  122. Internet of Multimeters
  123. Gaming Done Right
  124. A Shocking Way to Power Your Home
  125. The COSMIC Project Aims to Deliver a CHERI-Powered Open Source Secure Enclave for SoCs
  126. SPARK Microsystems Promises Big Energy Efficiency Gains with Its New LE-UWB Presence Detection Kit
  127. Canonical Boosts Ubuntu Long-Term Support Longevity with Five-Year Ubuntu Pro Legacy Expansion
  128. Five Minutes of Training Can Boost Your Ability to Spot Deepfakes and Gen AI Faces, Researchers Say
  129. RAKwireless Takes on Seeed Studio's SenseCap T1000-E with the WisMesh Tag Meshtastic Tracker
  130. Give New Life to an Old Phone as a Gaming Device
  131. Buy a Bowling Alley with Spare Change
  132. AI Reveals Your Innermost Thoughts
  133. This Picture Speaks a Thousand Words
  134. Booting a Pi Into Windows 98 (Sort Of)
  135. A Large Cluster of Small Computers
  136. Elegoo Admits the Centauri Carbon Won't Get Multi-Color Support Any Time Soon, Offers Compensation
  137. This Eurorack "Brain" Module Makes Learning Audible as It Puts Artificial Intelligence in Your Synth
  138. BasiGo Drives Kenya Toward a Cleaner Public Transport Future
  139. Google Releases Early Patches for Running Mainline Linux on Its Pixel 10 Smartphone Family
  140. Researchers Develop a New Approach for Energy-Efficient AI "at the Speed of Light"
  141. Turning a Parallax P2 Microcontroller Into a Digital TV Transmitter — The Hard Way
  142. Stick a Fork in It, This LED Tester Is Done
  143. Read Twice as Fast with This Dual-Screen E-Reader
  144. DIY Stylophone Synthesizer Fits in Your Pocket
  145. The Internet of Terrariums Has Arrived
  146. 3D Print Your Own Medium Format Digital Camera
  147. Arduino Partners with M5Stack on the Compact But Fully-Featured Arduino Nesso N1 Dev Kit
  148. Free the Echos!
  149. The PET Is Back, Only Smaller
  150. The Heat Is On
  151. A Picture-Perfect Halloween
  152. Matt Round and Friends Bring Back the Type-In Program Listing with New Magazine DOCTYPE
  153. Ben Eater Tunes Up a SID Chip
  154. Wren DeSalvo's Teletele Is a Clever CRT Synth Played Like a Chunky Ukulele
  155. Ravi Pradip's CoreDAQ Drops the Barrier to Entry for Silicon Photonics Experimentation
  156. Teacher Markus Opitz Saves His Voice with a Quick-Access Wearable for Common Phrases
  157. This "Unawareable" Smart Cup Tracks Your Vitamin C Levels — And Draws Power From Your Sweat
  158. AmalXR Is on a Mission to Make Virtual Rehabilitation Accessible and Affordable
  159. Prusa Releases a New, Larger Version of the CORE One
  160. Build Your Own Concrete CNC Lathe with 3D-Printed Forms
  161. Identifying Tool Thieves with a DIY Toolroom Management System
  162. This Lamp Runs Minecraft
  163. ARM-ed to the Teeth, But Is It Any Good?
  164. Have It Your Way
  165. AI, AI, On the Wall
  166. Beauty Is in the Eye of the Beholder
  167. Does the Arduino UNO Q Run Doom? Of Course: Here's Doom 3, with App Lab Integration
  168. Solder Party Launches the KeebDeck, a Compact Silicone Keyboard for Space-Constrained Projects
  169. The Self-Learning Clock Is an Ultra-Low-Power ePaper Timepiece That Improves with Age
  170. Ian Scott's PicoIDE Turns a Raspberry Pi RP2350 Into a Feature-Packed Hard Drive and CD Emulator
  171. Making the Switch 2 Less Portable
  172. This Star Trek Communicator Badge Actually Works
  173. This Robot Thinks It Is Aristotle
  174. Build Your Own Stylish ePaper Weather Dashboard
  175. Tube Time
  176. Hackster's Gift Guide 2025: The Best New SBCs, Dev Boards, AI Hardware, and More
  177. That '70s Board
  178. Get Back to Work!
  179. Kode Dot Wants to Dethrone the Flipper Zero
  180. Limited Edition Arduboy FX-C Consoles Are Almost Sold Out
  181. The Ultimate Holiday Robotics Wishlist
  182. Desktop Power in Your Palm
  183. Taking a Vintage DEC Drive for a Spin
  184. If I Only Had a Brain
  185. The Keys to Success
  186. Giving the PlayStation 3 a Water-Cooled Boost
  187. An AI HAT Trick
  188. He Chunhui's Tiny386 Turns the Humble ESP32-S3 Into a Fully-Functional 386-Powered Desktop PC
  189. Hands-On with the Arduino UNO Q
  190. The ARCtron-W 3D-Printable Wall-Mounted Arcade Cabinet Features a Quick-Swap Control Panel System
  191. A Dusty Storage Room Coughs Up a Complete Copy of the Classic UNIX V4 Operating System
  192. Bluetooth Core 6.2 Improves Performance, Protects Against Amplitude-Based Ranging Attacks
  193. Prusa Wants to Make All 3D Printing Filament Spools Smart, Launches the OpenPrintTag Standard
  194. A Near-Tripling of DRAM Contract Pricing Foreshadows Price Hikes to Come for Single-Board Computers
  195. The Maker’s Toolbox: WeCreat Lumos Laser Machine
  196. The Ultimate Engineer’s Consumer Gift Guide 2025: Dream Gadgets That Spark Joy (and Innovation)
  197. October 2025 Open Source Hardware Certification Roundup
  198. Go Analog or Go Home!
  199. Terradot Is Solving Climate Change with Crushed Rocks on Farmland
  200. ReforestAI Built an Always-On, Solar-Powered Forest Guard to Tackle Illegal Logging
  201. PCB Friday: Jumper Options to Modify Your Circuit's Operation
  202. Ultimate Workbench Upgrade

October 2025

  1. This Drone Flies with Nothing But Solar Power
  2. AI That Doesn’t Drain Wearable Batteries
  3. Switching Things Up
  4. An Offline Network Offering Peak Performance
  5. Biosensors That Don’t Get Bent Out of Shape
  6. Yikes! Bikes and Trikes!
  7. ProtoV MINI Breadboard Power Supply
  8. Spinning Up a Media Server
  9. The Z80 TV Game Powers Up Again
  10. Altering Memories with Mushrooms
  11. A Distraction-Free Handheld Linux Computer for Coders
  12. (AT)Tiny Continuity Tester
  13. UNO Q Runs RetroArch in This DIY Arcade Cabinet
  14. ModPlay Elevates Microcontroller Sound Beyond Bleeps and Bloops
  15. “Biscuit Board” Blank PCBs with Pre-Made Vias for Rapid Home Prototyping
  16. Waabi World Is a Driving School for Autonomous Trucks
  17. ZimbosAbantu's Solar-Powered Mobile Clinics Deliver Healthcare to Villages in Rural Zimbabwe
  18. Play Ball!
  19. Filament Dryer Not Hot Enough? Build Your Own with an Old Air Fryer
  20. Collaborative Learning on the Edge
  21. Going to the Extremum
  22. An E-Reader Designed for Hacking
  23. The Ethernet of Things
  24. Will This Make My Smart Speakers Smell Funny?
  25. The Maker’s Toolbox: ComMarker Omni X UV Laser Machine Review
  26. Talk to the Hand(held)
  27. Mastering Large-Scale Aerial 3D Printing
  28. An Entire 3D Printer That Fits in the Palm of Your Hand
  29. An Affordable FPV Submarine You Can Build to Explore the Depths
  30. YOLO-Pro Does More With Less
  31. XIAO Boards Now Fully Support MicroBlocks Programming
  32. 3D Printing Flexible Antenna Arrays
  33. Pollen Patrollers Brings the Fight to Colony Collapse Disorder
  34. Your Smart Thermostat Might Be Wrong
  35. Egyptian Cleantech Startup Collects Used Cooking Oil and Turns It Into Biodiesel
  36. Watch and Learn
  37. Synaptics and Google Team Up on Edge AI
  38. This Gorgeous Desk Simulates a Buzzing Beehive
  39. It’s Like an Airborne Vegas Sphere
  40. I Wish I Was a Little Bit Taller
  41. Screeching Across the Spectrum
  42. Being Transparent About Sun Safety
  43. PCB Friday: The State of Home PCB Manufacturing
  44. A Small Victory in Robotics
  45. Steerable Micro-Bots Are Ready to Explore
  46. The Chicken Squisher 3000 Definitely Doesn’t Squish Chickens
  47. Mechanical Minds Spring Into Action
  48. The Next Chapter in E-Reader Design
  49. Build a Solar Survival Tracker and Never Get Lost Again
  50. Lizard. Lizard. Lizard Lizard Lizard.
  51. The SHRIKE-lite Combines an FPGA and RP2040 for Just $4
  52. Watch Out for This Mouse Trap
  53. James Bruton Uses the New Arduino UNO Q to Steer a Car with His Face
  54. The Sky’s No Longer the Limit
  55. Could This Be the World’s Smallest FPV Drone?
  56. Good Vibrations and Border Blasters
  57. Kit Kat MIDI Keyboard
  58. Paper or Plastic?
  59. LCD Display Without a Microcontroller
  60. Bambu P2S Details Are Here
  61. A Cut-and-Paste Haptic Interface
  62. Ear We Go Again
  63. Tinker Is a Hosted Fine-Tuning Service for Open Source LLMs
  64. Milken Motsepe Prize Rewards AI-First Entrepreneurs in Africa
  65. Gesture Recognition for Busy Hands
  66. A Band-Aid That Monitors Your Activity
  67. This Handy Handheld Device Quickly Counts Out SMD Components
  68. Ubo Pod Launches on Kickstarter
  69. Dial a Character with the Oddball Gboard Dial Computer Keyboard
  70. Motion Granted: Everyday Items Get Smart
  71. Stradex1 MIDI Violin
  72. Drones Stick the Landing on Rolling Runways
  73. SHIELDs Up!
  74. PCB Friday: Fundamental Switch and Button Concepts (NO, NC, SPST, SPDT, xPxT, Latching...)
  75. You Get an LED! You Get an LED! Everything Gets an LED!
  76. Somebody Pinch Me
  77. Qualcomm Acquires Arduino, Launches the New Arduino UNO Q Single-Board Computer
  78. One Ring to Rule VR
  79. SplashFlag Tells the Neighbors You’re Ready for a Pool Party
  80. Open Source Controller Revives Dead Industrial Robots
  81. When Pirates Ruled the (Air) Waves
  82. Liquid-Powered Interface Gives Digital Tech a Real Feel
  83. Taking On the Text-To-Video Efficiency Problem
  84. The Maker’s Toolbox: Shariff DMC2 Mini CNC Mill Review
  85. Sound2Haptic Brings Advanced Touch Feedback to Everyday Devices
  86. Doing NFC Card Tricks
  87. This LEGO Game Boy Is Actually Playable
  88. Au Revoir Microcontrollers! This Keyboard Is FPGA-Powered
  89. The Ties That Bind Circuits
  90. Something Just Popped Up in Soft Robotics
  91. MorphingSkin Wants to Pump... You Up!
  92. It’s a Wrap for This Smart Ring’s Display
  93. September 2025 Open Source Hardware Certification Roundup
  94. PCB Friday: Lessons Learned Fulfilling a Successful Crowdfunded Project
  95. All Aboard the IoT: Internet of Trains!
  96. The Hat Knows Where It’s At

September 2025

  1. You Need an Altitude Adjustment
  2. Pull Up Faster or Face the Taser
  3. This 3D-Printed Micro Manipulator Can Achieve Accurate Sub-Micron Movement in All Three Axes
  4. This DIY Vat Heater Works with Any Resin 3D Printer
  5. DIY Networking with No Strings Attached
  6. September's Hackster Impact Spotlights Takes on Robotics
  7. Clyde Shaffer Prepares to Open Crowdfunding for the Dual-Processor 6502-Powered GameTank Console
  8. The Connectivity Standards Alliance Eases Matter Makers' Paperwork with Dev Kit, SDK Certification
  9. Be Kind, Rewind: The Home Video Revolution
  10. Chad Kapper Turns a Cheap Yellow Display Into a Low-Cost Lockbox Escape Room Puzzle
  11. DeepSeek's Latest LLM Pays Less Attention, So You Can Talk to It for Longer
  12. A Peek at the PX4 Developer Summit 2025 Program
  13. Forlinx Launches Three New SOM-Based Rockchip RK3506 Single-Board Computers
  14. A Digital Take on the Classic Etch A Sketch
  15. 56k Is Nothing: Testing the Limits of Dial-Up Modem Bandwidth
  16. Is it Cheating to Use an Exoskeleton for Aim Assist?
  17. A Light-Bulb Moment for Smartwatch Developers
  18. wafer.space Delivers 1,000 Chips of Your Own Design — Starting at Just $7 Each
  19. The Meshtastic 64 Gets Commodore's Classic Home Computer Connected to the Popular Mesh Network
  20. This Pocketable Sleeper Build Puts a Khadas Edge2 SBC Into a Classic Psion Series 5 Palmtop PDA
  21. FiberCircuits Immerse You in Tech
  22. This Tiny Video-Capable "Hyperspectral Camera" Could Give Your Next Smartphone Superpowers
  23. NTRON Raspberry Pi Arcade and Synth
  24. A VR Exosuit That Comes With Lots of Strings Attached
  25. Turning a Hawkeye FPV Camera Into a High-Quality Cinema Camera
  26. This Guy Connected GTA Radio to His Radio, So He Can Listen to GTA Radio on the Radio
  27. This AR Interface Is Kind of Shady
  28. A Step in the Right Direction
  29. Robomates Are Tabletop Battlebots with a Fascinating Engineering Story
  30. This “Astronomer’s Watch” Is a Beautiful Work of Craftsmanship
  31. The Open Printer Is a Raspberry Pi Zero W-Powered, Fully-Open, Highly-Flexible Inkjet Printer
  32. Closing the Gap in Wound Care Delivery
  33. No SWD? No Problem: Erich Styger Shows How to Debug Arm Cortex-M Chips Over CAN Bus
  34. Google Aims at Intelligent Robotics, Heralds a Milestone Towards "AGI" with Gemini Robotics 1.5
  35. A Material Capable of Capturing Two Opposing Forms of Magnetism Could Help Tame AI's Power Hunger
  36. This AI Assistant Is a Local Hero
  37. The Beating Heart Inside of a Different Kind of Chest
  38. Converting an Old Slide Viewer Into a Usable Display
  39. Is Silicon Valley Due for a Name Change?
  40. Michael Gardi's Precision CRT Type 30 Replica Goes Great with a PiDP-1
  41. Infrared Goes Green
  42. Qualcomm Says It Will "Bring AI Everywhere" with Its Latest Snapdragon Chips
  43. Researchers Add Printer Limitation Context to the 3D Printing Process to Boost Reliability
  44. Espresso Yourself with Your Voice
  45. Illuminated with Lee Cyborg: Addressable LEDs, Which One Is Right for Me?!
  46. Hacking a eufyMake E1 to Improve Automation
  47. This Aliens-Style Motion Tracker Replica Actually Works
  48. Morse Micro Launches Its Second-Generation MM8108 Wi-Fi HaLow Chip, Complete with Evaluation Kits
  49. Renesas Brings Capacitive Touch Support to the RA0 Microcontroller Family with the RA0L1
  50. A Mold-Powered Encryption Engine
  51. Raspberry Pi Unveils the $18 Compute Module 0 — But Only for Chinese Customers, for Now
  52. Data-Driven Backpacking
  53. Student Life and Sound Systems in the Seventies
  54. This Affordable DIY Eyepiece Makes Faint Nebulae Visible Through Your Telescope in Real-Time
  55. Super Dad Builds AI-Programmable Game System for His Kids
  56. JMO and CODICO Partner on the Edge Impulse-Compatible Qualcomm Dragonwing-Powered PERSPEC-1
  57. Raph Terrier Turns an LED Artwork Into an At-A-Glance Build Monitor Through the Power of Webhooks
  58. The Olimex RP2350-PICO2-BB48 Is a Breadboard-Friendly Raspberry Pi RP2350B Board Packed with Pins
  59. Alibaba Cloud Releases the "Open" Qwen3-Omni, Its First "Natively End-to-End Omni-Modal AI"
  60. Spelling It All Out
  61. Give Me a Sign
  62. Imagine 2025: The Conference for Edge AI
  63. Euler Precision's eSAP-30 Is a Battery-Powered, Openly-Expandable Active Probe Good to 3GHz
  64. Pimoroni Launches the Inky Frame 7.3", a Sizable Desktop ePaper Display Based on E Ink's Spectra 6
  65. LIFT Taps an Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense to Turn a Model Rocket Into a Short-Lived Weather Satellite
  66. Semtech Unveils New Gen 4 LoRa Transceiver Models, the LR2022 and LR2012
  67. DFRobot Launches the LattePanda IOTA, Offering a Big Drop-In Boost for LattePanda V1 Projects
  68. Fake It Till You Make It
  69. Arduino Announces a Faster, Simpler Wi-Fi Provisioning Flow for Its Cloud Platform
  70. Roll Out! AutoBot Is Transforming Research
  71. The Raspberry Pi 5 Can Breathe Easy, Thanks to a Cooler-Friendly New M.2 HAT+ Compact Board
  72. A CPU with a One Track Mind
  73. The Ultimate Raspberry Pi Wedge: A Hands-On Review of the Raspberry Pi 500+
  74. It's a Bird, It's a Plane... It's a Robot!
  75. Getting Fired Up About PCBs
  76. Easily Give Your Prusa MK3+ and MK3S an Upgrade with the ReMIX35 Board
  77. Sound Logic
  78. What the Clock?
  79. A LEGO PlayStation 2 Case for Your Raspberry Pi
  80. Hack Your Motorcycle with This Motogadget Clone
  81. LoRa the Explorer
  82. The Cheetah MX4 Mini Is an Ultra-Compact 3D Printer Controller
  83. Cam Claw Is a 3D-Printable Grabber Tool with a Handy Camera
  84. Healthware Highlights: Field Ready
  85. Building a RISC-V Cluster on a Budget
  86. Fruits and Vegetables of the Season
  87. Taking Gaming to New Heights
  88. Minecraft on a Microcontroller
  89. The Maker’s Toolbox: xTool F2 Ultra Laser Review
  90. An Ancient Brother Word Processor Gets ESP32 CRT Control
  91. Brushing Up on Active Matter Research
  92. 3D Printing a Tiny 3D Printer
  93. A Defunct Blu-ray Player Lives Again, Thanks to a LibreELEC Overhaul
  94. This Vape Web Server Is Not Vaporware
  95. I See No Ships, But You Can Track Them with This Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W-Powered Live AIS Display
  96. M5Stack Upgrades Its Sensirion-Powered Air Quality Kit, Shifts to the New Stamp-S3A
  97. Think Different
  98. A Pi-Fi Router
  99. Keeping an Eye on Fatigue
  100. Are Drum Beats Enough to Charge an iPhone?
  101. Making the Grade Without a Huge Upgrade
  102. Artificial Affection
  103. PCB Friday: High, Low, Tri-State – Microcontroller Output Fundamentals
  104. Anders Nielsen's PhaseLoom Is a Software-Defined Radio Powered by the Classic MOS 6502
  105. Seeed Studio Surprises with a New BeagleBone Green Eco, Upgraded and Tweaked for Energy Efficiency
  106. Ice, Ice, Safety
  107. This Wearable Pressure Sensor Is the Cat's Whiskers — or Inspired By Them, At Least
  108. Your Security Camera Just Got a New Job
  109. This Simple Accessory Turns a Lenovo Legion Into a Laptop
  110. A Dream Solution for Sleep Disorders
  111. 10 Fusion Sessions at Autodesk University 2025 You Can't Miss!
  112. The picoLemon MultiProbe Pico Debugger Lets You Target Four SWD Devices at the Same Time
  113. Marcelo Gd's Prototype and Test Rig Is Like a Breadboard for Vacuum Tubes
  114. Efinix Doubles the Titanium FPGA Family Size, Which Now Reaches Nearly Two Million Logic Elements
  115. Bringing Energy-Free Displays to Life
  116. Silicon Labs Announces General Availability for Its Low-Cost High-Performance FG23L Sub-GHz Chips
  117. Beyond Ultraviolet Light, a New Lithographic Resist Material Could Help Keep Moore's Law on Track
  118. A Mowing Concern
  119. NVIDIA Unveils the 30-PetaFLOP Rubin CPX for Million-Token-Scale Context Windows
  120. SpecFive Launches the Strike, a Meshtastic-Ready Raspberry Pi CM4 "Handheld Linux Workstation"
  121. Folding Under Pressure
  122. Peter Khouly's Pico Pal Is a Raspberry Pi RP2350B-Powered Retro Gaming and All-Purpose Powerhouse
  123. It's Alive!
  124. Bare Metal Deja Vu or Embedded Renaissance?
  125. Google Gemini and an Old 3D Printer Make a Great Generative Art Pen Plotter
  126. AI at the Speed of Light
  127. Arm Unveils Lumex, a High-Performance Platform for a Future in Which "AI Is Our Oxygen"
  128. Axelera AI Unveils the Metis M.2 Max, a Higher-Performance Accelerator Tuned for LLMs and VLMs
  129. STMicroelectronics Pledges 20-Year Availability for Its SPC58 Automotive Microcontroller Family
  130. SiFive Unveils Its Second-Generation RISC-V "Intelligence" Edge AI IP Range
  131. Macrocard Business Card and Computer Interface
  132. A Modern Take on Classic Handheld Computers
  133. Dr. Scott M. Baker Reaches Back Into Microprocessor History to Design an Intel 4004 SBC
  134. Auto Skew Calibration for 3D Printers
  135. Hackster PRO in the Wild: Will Donaldson Is Heading to Autodesk University
  136. Hackster's August Impact Spotlight Pushes the Limits of Connectivity
  137. An Affordable DIY Microphone for Immersive Audio
  138. This Guy Stole William Osman’s Squib Design for Mr Beast’s Squid Game
  139. Unproprietarifying the Bambu Lab X1C
  140. Sudsy Stories From the 1960s
  141. Something’s Fishy About This Robot
  142. GreatScott! Takes on Samsung with a Low-Cost Bluetooth Low Energy Tracker Design
  143. Introducing Hackster Impact Partners: Powering Tech for Good
  144. Logan Fouts' Contrib Cal Puts Your GitHub Contributions — or Lack Thereof — On Your Desk
  145. Ken Shirriff Provides Weaver Marilou Schultz with a New Inspiration: The Humble 555 Timer Chip
  146. Just Make a Decision Already!
  147. This 3D-Printable Clamshell Case Makes for a Robust Heltec V3-Powered Meshtastic Communicator
  148. Raspberry Pi Launches an In-House 1TB M.2 2230 NVMe SSD for the Capacity-Hungry Raspberry Pi 5 User
  149. A Hands-On Approach to Robotics
  150. Sweat the Small Stuff
  151. A Solid Solution to Plastic Waste
  152. Learn How Computers Work on a Breadboard
  153. A Piano for People Who Can’t Play Piano
  154. Chris Greening Turns to WebSerial to Build a "Better Serial Plotter" for Arduinos and More
  155. Deeptech3D Promises "Industrial-Grade Performance" From Its New StarX, StarX-Pro 3D Scanners
  156. M5Stack Refreshes the Cardputer with the Cardputer-Adv, Now with Integrated IMU and Bigger Battery
  157. Bending the Rules of Hardware Design
  158. Researchers Want to Save Your Wrists with a Squishy Take on the Classic Mouse
  159. An Ultrasound That Sticks Around
  160. Home Assistant 2025.9 Brings an Experimental Home Dashboard, New Tile Card Features, and More
  161. I Heart Wi-Fi
  162. David Kreidler's OpenCO2 Mini Sensor Delivers Carbon Dioxide Monitoring on the Go
  163. Microsoft Points to an Analog Optical Computer as a Potential Solution to AI's Energy Crisis
  164. Mehrdad Majzoobi Releases an Open-Hardware PCIe M.2 Adapter Board for the Raspberry Pi 5
  165. Interpreting Smoke Signals with AI and Drones
  166. Commodore Fans Rejoice: Microsoft Sets 6502 BASIC Free Under a Permissive Open Source License
  167. A Sensor by Any Other Name Wouldn’t Be as Comfortable
  168. August 2025 Open Source Hardware Certification Roundup
  169. Seeed Studio Launches the reTerminal E ePaper Smart Display Family
  170. The Desk Mate Zero Turns a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W Into a Smart Touchscreen Dashboard
  171. A DIY Answer to Smartphone Monotony
  172. Niklas Roy Investigates "Gestalt" Generative Art with a Custom Arduino-Compatible Turtle Robot
  173. Researchers Develop an AI "Co-Pilot" for Better Non-Invasive Brain-Computer Interfaces
  174. Switching Things Up in the Smart Home
  175. Alesh Slovak's Kazeta Turns Mini-PCs Into '90s Throwback "Cartridge"-Based Games Consoles
  176. AAEON Targets Edge AI Workloads with Its Intel-Powered UP TWL and ARL Single-Board Computers
  177. This 3D-Printed Meta-Material Squishes Under Pressure — Delivering High-Performance Sensors
  178. Wrinkle-Free IoT Laundry Monitoring
  179. This QWERTY Theremin Is a Handful
  180. The 5439 Workshop Takes a Novel Approach to a 3D-Printable Bipedal Robot Actuator
  181. Voidbox Industries' PwrTool 500 Home Assistant Power Monitor Hits Crowd Supply for $149
  182. These Banana Plug Breakouts Make It Easier to Build Circuits By Touch Alone
  183. The DSpi Is a Fully 3D-Printable Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5-Powered Take on the Nintendo DS
  184. A Quantum Leap Forward in Quantum Networking
  185. A Slice of History: BYTE Magazine, the Small Systems Journal, Turns 50
  186. Rewinding Progress
  187. Open Source 3D Motion Platform with 50nm Precision

August 2025

  1. Can I Get a Mic Check?
  2. Helping Robots Find Their Way
  3. A Multispecies Data Logger for Wildlife Research and Conservation
  4. Up the Creek With Two Robot Paddles
  5. Felix Winkelmann's SUPERFLY Is an FP Compiler for "Tiny Computers" Like the Commodore 64
  6. Wow@Home Turns a Low-Cost SDR and a Raspberry Pi 5 Into a Radio Telescope for Alien-Spotting
  7. Mehrdad Majzoobi Releases an Open-Hardware Adapter for M.2 A/E-Key Modules on the Raspberry Pi 5
  8. The Toys That Made Us Tinker
  9. Tachyon Takes Flight
  10. Nordic Semi Adds a Bare Metal, RTOS-Independent Option to Its nRF Connect SDK
  11. Canonical Pledges "Long-Term Support" for Ubuntu on the NVIDIA Jetson Thor Family of AI Modules
  12. May the Mixed Reality Be with You
  13. Renesas Targets Smart Home Interfaces with the Ultra-Low-Power 16-bit RL78/L23 Microcontroller
  14. This Is Nuts!
  15. The Maker’s Toolbox: Creality Raptor Pro 3D Scanner Review
  16. VertiGo Is a Dedicated Rotary Laser Engraver Perfect for Stanley Tumblers
  17. TechxArtisan Is Back with a Smaller, Yet More Powerful, Openterface: the Openterface KVM-GO
  18. xMEMS Labs Teases Lightweight AI Glasses Featuring Sycamore Speakers, µCooling System
  19. Smarter Than the Average Smart Glasses
  20. Retrocution's AV-USB Adds Three USB Ports, Analog Audio and Video to the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W
  21. Framework Refreshes the Laptop 16 with Ryzen AI Processors, Optional Dedicated NVIDIA Graphics
  22. Breath Test Spots Diabetes
  23. Bambu H2C?! Hotend-Swapping Is Coming This Year
  24. Infineon Announces a Partnership to Drive the Future of NVIDIA Jetson Thor Humanoid Robots
  25. Clearing Up Double Vision in Robots
  26. Event-Based Vision Pioneer Prophesee Launches a GenX320 Starter Kit for the Raspberry Pi 5
  27. Olimex Opens Pre-Orders for the Open-Hardware Espressif ESP32-C5-Powered ESP32-C5-EVB
  28. Radxa Targets Cost-Conscious Edge AI Projects with the Compact Radxa Cubie A7Z
  29. Getting LLM Efficiency Over the Hump
  30. Is Your School’s Cafeteria Chaotic and Inefficient? This DIY Device Can Help
  31. A Head-Turning Robotics Project
  32. EleTect 1.5: Safe Passage for Humans and Elephants
  33. Resistance Is Beautiful
  34. From Gray to Glorious: The Dawn of Color Television
  35. Ambiq Adds Bluetooth Low Energy to the Apollo5, Launches the Edge AI-Focused Apollo510B
  36. Brandon Howlett Turns PVC Piping and a Cheap Solar Light Into a Flexible Off-Grid Meshtastic Node
  37. Colonel Panic Repurposes the OUI-SPY to Watch the Watchers, Track Flock and Similar Surveillance
  38. Rachel Stantz Releases tycoon, a Simple Server for Staking a Claim in Geminispace
  39. Jump Start Me Up
  40. Eric Schlaepfer Tears a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 Down, To Build It Up Again as a KiCad Project
  41. The Maker’s Toolbox: Procolored F13 DTF Printer Review
  42. Small Talk for Robots
  43. Need a Lift?
  44. If You’re Ignoring Your Duolingo Notifications, This Desktop Owl Can Help
  45. Mobilint Regulus: Edge AI with 10 TOPS at 3W
  46. Analog AI: The Neuromorphic Chip From SemiQa
  47. Bioinspired Sensor Overcomes Sensitivity Trade-Offs
  48. Muhammad "Azlan" Shah's Argo Is an Ultra-Compact Carrier for the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5
  49. MNT Launches a Crowdfunding Campaign to Give the Reform, Pocket Reform Laptops a Big Boost
  50. Povilas Dumcius Brings the Genesis Kit to Life, As the Crowdfunded Genesis IoT Discovery Lab
  51. Renesas Launches the Ultra-Low-Power RA4C1, Promises Arm Cortex-M33 Power at 168µA/MHz
  52. Brain-Inspired "NeuroRadar" Delivers a Claimed 97 Percent Energy Saving for Smart IoT Devices
  53. Taking a Walk on the Wet Side
  54. Learn How to Hide Capacitive Touch Buttons in Your 3D Prints
  55. Finally, a Digital Photo Frame for Your Game Boy Camera Images
  56. Illuminated with Lee Cyborg: Getting to Know DMX
  57. Open Source ATtiny Adding Machine
  58. Colonel Panic's OUI-SPY Is a Slick Bluetooth Low Energy Scanner — Or a "Foxhunting" Handset
  59. Building a Better Robot, Block by Block
  60. Raghav Garg's Arduino Library Offers a BLE Twist on Updating Espressif's ESP32 Chips Over the Air
  61. This Sensor Is a Cut Above the Rest
  62. Bringing a Product to Market with Matty of Unnecessary Inventions
  63. Bringing Data-Centric AI to the Edge
  64. You Can Text This DIY AI Chatbot From Your Old Motorola Razr
  65. Dr. Robert van Engelen Shrinks Lisp Down to a Mere 99 Lines of "Lisp-like" Compact C Code
  66. Wunderkammer's WoO.1 Is a Pocketable Gadget for Musical Creation Any Place, Any Time
  67. Local AI on the Move
  68. TensorFlow 2.20 Sets the Stage for TensorFlow Lite's Deprecation, Supplantation by LiteRT Next
  69. Canonical Pushes Deeper Into the World of Robotics, Upgrades Its OSRA Membership
  70. What to Do When Good Boards Go Bad
  71. Contextual Crafting: Examples From Dinacon
  72. Just a Cute Desktop Dustbin with an Iris Lid
  73. Upcycling an Old 3D Printer as a Robotic Camera Rig
  74. Plug and Slay
  75. Konrad Wohlfahrt Brings Artyom's Watch, From the Metro Series, to Life
  76. Silicognition's ManT1S Is a MicroPython-Powered Gadget for Easy Single-Pair Ethernet Projects
  77. Piffpaffpoltrie Pays Homage to Depeche Mode with This Seven-Segment Clock Project
  78. Matt Iselin Brings the I2C Bus to Vintage Computers' Eight-Bit ISA Slots for Flexible Expansion
  79. Nam Nam's ESP32-Powered Modbus Board Provides Easy RTU, TCP/IP Connectivity
  80. This Antenna Won’t Get Bent Out of Shape
  81. A Networked Porta Potty and More Absurdity (at DEF CON's Scavenger Hunt)
  82. Just Roll With It
  83. What’s on Your Mind?
  84. Forlinx Blends Edge AI Smarts with High-Speed Communications in the FET-MX9596-C Computer-on-Module
  85. This Automated Brewing Setup Enlists an Espressif ESP32-S3 to Save on Manual Labor
  86. IoT Giant u-blox Prepares to Go Private Again, Agrees to a $1.3 Billion Private Equity Buyout
  87. Playing with Power
  88. Can Tech Turn the Tide on Wildlife Crime?
  89. Raspberry Pi Shrinks the Touch Display 2, Launching a More Compact 5" Model
  90. UV Lasers Are Wild and the New Mr Carve M7 Pro Is an Intriguing Entrance Into the Tech
  91. The Grayscale Glory Days of 1960s Television
  92. Try to Contain Yourself
  93. Canonical Releases Fully-Certified Ubuntu 24.04 LTS Images for Qualcomm's Dragonwing Chips
  94. AAEON's New SMARC Modules Pack MediaTek's Genio 700 or 510 for Edge AI Flexibility
  95. ArmSoM Targets Budget-Conscious Industrial, Smart, HMI Builds with the $15 ArmSoM-CM1
  96. Micro-Wave Goodbye to Power-Hungry AI
  97. Open Source Drone Update: August 2025
  98. Hackster Classroom for Teachers and Parents: Making Connections – Part 2
  99. This Digital Etch A Sketch Justifies Its Existence with an “Undo” Button and Games
  100. You Mad, Streaming Giants? Nomad Doesn’t Need You
  101. Nexus Aims to Deliver an Open Source AI Router for MCP Servers and Large Language Models
  102. Home Assistant Goes Z-Wave Happy with the Connect ZWA-2, Boasts Standard and Long-Range Support
  103. DENGTEC's Rimu Is a Magnetic, Modular Espressif ESP32-S3 Development Stack
  104. Hold On Loosely
  105. Highlights From Hacker Summer Camp 2025: AI, Quantum, and Evil Doggies
  106. Hackster Classroom for Teachers and Parents: Making Connections – Part I
  107. 3D Printing an Elephant — Inside a Living Cell
  108. You'll Get a Charge Out of This
  109. Toasty Fridges and Frosty Frozen Peas
  110. Felix Queißner's Ashet Home Computer Is a Raspberry Pi RP2350-Powered Love Letter to the '80s
  111. David Johnson-Davies' NeoPixel Driver Runs Happily on a Microchip AVR Microcontroller
  112. Listen Up and Get Yourselves Together
  113. Jonathan Clark's RP3A0 Pico Is a Reverse-Engineered Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W in a New Form Factor
  114. EZ32's ESP32JTAG Is a Handy Wireless Debugger That Doubles as a Microcontroller, FPGA Dev Board
  115. Alif Publishes Brief Benchmarks for Its Gen AI at the Edge Ensemble E4, E6, and E8 Chip Families
  116. The Raspberry Pi's New Jam
  117. NVIDIA Shrinks Blackwell Down to Deliver Big AI Performance Gains for Small Form Factor Workstations
  118. Double Your Fun with a Dual-Screen eReader
  119. Connectivity Standards Alliance Drops Bluetooth LE for "Wi-Fi Only" Provisioning in Matter 1.4.2
  120. tinyVision.ai Launches Its Next-Gen pico2-ice FPGA Dev Board, Now Featuring a Raspberry Pi RP2350B
  121. Flippin’ Cool Business Card
  122. Arm Bets on AI for the Future of Mobile Gaming, Announces Neural Cores for Its Upcoming GPUs
  123. This “Shadow Display” Clock Is Just Plain Cool
  124. Acmer’s Massive New Laser/CNC Can Cut an Entire Sheet of Plywood
  125. EPIC Erebus Puts a Tiny Yet Powerful FPGA Onto Your PCI Express Bus for Security Research and More
  126. Ken Shirriff Turns Lumafield's CT Scanning Tech on Intel's Classic 386
  127. Debial 13 "Trixie" Lands with RISC-V Support — But Prepares to Drop a Few Other Architectures
  128. FydeOS Developers Unveil the XpressReal T3, a Radxa ZERO Spin-Off Designed for openFyde
  129. Improve Your Focus with the PocketMage
  130. Sylvain Munaut Brings 3dfx's 1998 Gaming Powerhouse, the Voodoo2, to the Raspberry Pi 5
  131. Edge AI Earth Guardians: At the Crossroads of Technology, Ecology, and Interspecies Connection
  132. Robot Drummer Never Misses a Beat
  133. The Nunomo Pocket Deck Is an Impressive New Distraction-Free Writing Device
  134. Can RepRap Revolutionize 3D Printing Again with the New Micron Design?
  135. PN Labs' Protect Nano Stops Power Supply Faults Ruining Your Microcontroller's Day
  136. The Seed of a Good Idea
  137. Seeed Studio Taps XMOS' XVF3800 for a New, "AI-Powered" ReSpeaker Microphone Array
  138. Deimos DAQ Is a High-Precision, Open-Hardware Digital Acquisition Module Heading to Crowd Supply
  139. The Future Is Almost Now
  140. The 3D Printing Tool You Didn’t Know You Needed
  141. Does the Fractal 5 Pro Finally Make Five-Axis 3D Printing a Viable Hobbyist Option?
  142. Enhance Your PCB Design with Chamfers and Fillets
  143. Orbbec Announces the Flexible MEMS-and-Motor Pulsar ME450 Lidar Sensor
  144. Nuvoton Technology Dusts Off the Classic 8051 Architecture for Its NuMicro MG51 Microcontrollers
  145. Bertrand Selva's LoRaTube Turns PVC Piping and D-Cell Alkaline Batteries Into a Rugged LoRa Repeater
  146. Turning Wood Into Pixels
  147. Hans Jørgen Grimstad's Overlord Is a Quick-Start Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 Robotics Controller
  148. StarFive Unveils the Smaller, Cheaper, More Raspberry-Pi-Like VisionFive 2 Lite RISC-V SBC
  149. Open Healthware: Certification, Benefits, and Challenges
  150. This Crazy Aimbot Is a Literal Aiming Robot
  151. Stop Tennis Feuds with This Pocket Scoreboard
  152. Healthware Highlights: MakeGood Inc
  153. Magical Monthly Magazines
  154. The Future of Wristwatches?
  155. Nicholas Carlini Crams a Working Intel 4004 Calculator Into 4004 Bytes of Obfuscated C Code
  156. Seeed Studio Partners with Vijay Janapa Reddi for a Machine Learning Systems Edge AI Hardware Kit
  157. OpenAI Finally Opens Up
  158. Arduino's Move to a Zephyr RTOS-Based Firmware Makes New Strides with Core v0.3.2
  159. The Miniature Reflowable Sensor That Shrunk the Rules of Design
  160. Jiva Material’s Soluboard: The Water Soluble Circuit Board
  161. Engineezy Converted His Marble Pixel Art Machine Into a Wearable for Open Sauce
  162. This DIY Robotic Hand Can Sign the Entire ASL Alphabet Ambidextrously
  163. PCB Friday: Organization for Hackers, Engineers, and Electronics Aficionados
  164. The Epic Minimalist Entertainment System Gets Even More Epic, Thanks to a Tiny Custom LED Matrix
  165. Make a Power Move
  166. NetBSD Begins Its 11.0 Release Cycle, Readying the Latest Software for a Broad Array of Devices
  167. Argon Forty Opens Crowdfunding for Its Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5-Powered Laptop, the ONE UP
  168. Shall We Play a Game?
  169. Hackster's Motorized Movement Impact Spotlights Provides Innovative Solutions for Mobility
  170. A Breath of Fresh AI
  171. Seeed Studio Launches a XIAO-Powered No-Code Edge AI Vibration Anomaly Detection Kit
  172. Geo TP's Open Source Firmware Turns an Espressif ESP32 Into a Bus Pirate-Inspired Multi-Tool
  173. Taking Control of Your Classics
  174. Mike Burton's "Watch Tower" Turns an Espressif ESP32 Into a WWVB-Compatible Radio Time Transmitter
  175. Anna-Lena Marx's ZEReader Is an Open-Hardware, Open Book-Inspired, Raspberry Pi Pico 2 E-Reader
  176. Erich Styger Builds His Heaviest Clock of Clocks Yet: the Chunky MetaClockClock
  177. Let There Be Light
  178. DIY Decade Resistance Box
  179. 10 Essential Techniques to Optimize AI Models for the Edge
  180. Building Bots and Bridging Communities: Dr. Jon Durant (Dr Jon EA) on PROCEPTION Live
  181. Cheap but RISC-y
  182. Modos Opens Crowdfunding for "the Fastest ePaper Display," the Modos Paper Dev Kit
  183. ANAVI Aims to Boost Raspberry Pi Project Security with a Simple Drop-In Trusted Platform Module 2.0
  184. Upside Down Labs Opens Crowdfunding for Its Neuro PlayGround Lite Feather-Style EXG Sensor Board
  185. Will Green Wants to Teach You Computer Building From the Ground Up with Isle, a RISC-V FPGA Project
  186. July 2025 Open Source Hardware Certification Roundup

July 2025

  1. PCB Friday: LED Strip Helper Board Slides Into Aluminum Extrusion
  2. PCB Friday: Microcontroller Packages 101
  3. The WLKATA MT4 Robotic Arm Is Now on Kickstarter
  4. Adding Armature Wire to TPU Prints Is Genius
  5. The MOSbius Field-Programmable Transistor Array Is Like an FPGA for Analog Circuit Design
  6. The World’s First Cyborg Insect Factory Is Creating a Lot of Buzz
  7. VersaCarve Aims to Put a Modular "Creative Command Center" on Your Desk
  8. Arm Boss Rene Haas Hints at a Return to Its Roots with In-House Processor Designs
  9. A PC That Perks While It Works
  10. Sandia Researchers Aim to Secure the Internet of Things with Lighter-Weight, Clock-Independent 2FA
  11. Renesas Targets Advanced Human-Machine Interfaces with Edge AI, Releases the RZ/G3E Family
  12. Sixfab Opens Crowdfunding for Its Ready-to-Go Raspberry Pi CM5-Powered ALPON X5 Edge AI Box
  13. AI Improves Drone Stability in Air Ducts
  14. The Ubo Pod's Side Board Connector Is an Open Source Way to Tidy Up Your Raspberry Pi's Cabling
  15. Supernetworks Launches Its Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5-Powered "Secure Programmable Router"
  16. THIRDREALITY Puts a Mechanical Keyboard on Your Matter Smart Home Network for Quick 12-Key Control
  17. The Sounds of Yesteryear (Part 2)
  18. Unitree Launches R1, a More Accessible Humanoid Robot
  19. Anker Abandons 3D Printing to Focus on the eufyMake E1 UV Printer
  20. Brilliant Labs Unveils the Halo Smart Glasses, with Narrative AI and "Vibe Mode"
  21. LoRa Walkie-Textie
  22. Robot Body Building
  23. Patrick Kidger's tinyio Offers a Simple Solution to Event Loops in Python
  24. Tiny, Low-Power Spectrometer Could Give Future Smartphones Superpowers
  25. Message Padding and an Optimal Modulation Approach Promises Big Gains in Wireless Efficiency
  26. Seeed Studio Packs BLE 6.0, Thread, Matter, Zigbee, and More Into the New XIAO nRF54L15
  27. Turning Pillow Talk Into Films with AI
  28. Raspberry Pi Squashes Security Bugs, Fixes E9 Erratum with the RP2350 A4 Stepping
  29. Livin' on the Edge: Introducing Hackster's Summer AI Omni Campaign
  30. This Polished Cyberdeck Has Dual Screens for Maximum Productivity and Style
  31. Back to the BASICs with FPGAs
  32. Building a Profitable Open Hardware Company with Mekanika CEO Roldan Descamps
  33. PCB Friday: Coin Cell Battery Holder via Carefully Formed PCB
  34. The en Z em SigCore UC Promises an Open Source Approach to Industrial PID Controller Design
  35. Dave Curran Restores Survival Horror Classic 3D Monster Maze with a Little Tape Splicing
  36. Will Whang's New Raspberry Pi 5 Add-On Brings Support for High-Speed microSD Card Express Storage
  37. Radxa Unveils the AXERA AX8850-Powered AICore AX-M1 M.2 Edge AI Accelerator
  38. Seeed Studio Partners with Pierluigi Colangeli on the Compact CM5 Minima Carrier
  39. Spinning Up Doom on Two Wheels
  40. Go Computer Vision Package GoCV Adds Support for OpenCV 4.12
  41. A Raspberry Pi for Cord-Cutters
  42. Online Speech Test Detects Parkinson’s
  43. Allen Pan’s Auto Kick-Flipping Skateboard Makes Anyone a Sk8er Boi
  44. Build Smarter Servos with Servio
  45. Particle's Qualcomm-Powered Edge AI 5G-Connected Tachyon Single-Board Computer Hits the Mainstream
  46. LILYGO Launches New LoRa, Display, ePaper, and CAN Bus Boards, All Powered by Espressif's ESP32-S3
  47. STMicroelectronics Picks Up NXP's MEMS Sensor Division in a $950 Million All-Cash Deal
  48. Mike Dank's Python Tool Serves Up Slick Pics to the AT&T Sceptre and Other Vintage Videotex Boxes
  49. I’m Sensing a Disturbance in the Wi-Fi
  50. Embedded Computing Startup Efficient Launches the Electron E1, Makes Big Claims for Energy Savings
  51. Maker Faire Shenzhen 2025 Call for Makers Now Open
  52. Yannick Richter's Project Gigapixel Turns an Old Scanner Sensor Into a 200-Megapixel Camera
  53. Meta Shows Off Its Promised Mind-Reading Wristband, After Canceling Its Brain-Computer Interface
  54. GitHub Goes After Vibe Coding Fans with the Public Preview of GitHub Spark
  55. The Truck Stops Here
  56. Arduino Gives the Nano Family an UNO R4-Like Makeover, Launches the 32-Bit Arduino Nano R4
  57. Wireless Power Consortium Announces Qi2 25W, Offering a Big Boost to Wireless Charging Speeds
  58. We Need to Clear the Air
  59. This VHS Tape Plays Video — But Not How You Think
  60. Making a Split Decision
  61. QNAP Adds Local AI Acceleration with Its Plug-and-Play QAI-M100, QAI-U100 Add-Ons
  62. Alex Garza Brings Back Not One, But Two Iconic HP Calculators with the AVR128DA-Powered PX-VOY
  63. LILYGO Unveils the T-Watch Ultra, Now Featuring an AMOLED Display, ESP32-S3, and LoRa Transceiver
  64. SALTGATOR Brings Safe Softgel Injection Molding to the Desktop with Its Eponymous Kit
  65. M5Stack Expands the CoreS3 Family with the Cut-Price, Feature-Packed CoreS3 Lite
  66. Did I Miss Something?
  67. Backyard Brains’ Spiker:bit Turns Biological Signals Into BMIs for Any Number of Projects
  68. An Open Source and Accurate Blood Pressure Monitor
  69. Hackster Classroom for Teachers and Parents: Getting Started with Robotics 2 – Competition Robotics
  70. SCCRUB-a-Dub-Dub
  71. Ken Shirriff and Friends Puzzle-Out an Apollo Test Set — and Get It Singing Once Again
  72. NVIDIA Tells Resellers to Open Jetson AGX Thor Developer Kit Orders at $3,499
  73. Iridium Promises an Easy Path to Satellite IoT with Its Arduino-Compatible Certus 9704 Developer Kit
  74. Lightweight AI for Autonomous Drones
  75. The Best of Open Sauce 2025: Our Top 9 Picks
  76. HP545A Logic Probe Upgraded with FPGA Power
  77. The Cyberdeck for a Card-Carrying Nerd
  78. Tom Beraducci's SensorNode Makes Adding Low-Cost Smart Home Sensors to Home Assistant a Cinch
  79. Seon Rozenblum Refreshes His ESP32-S3 Board Range, Unveils the Antenna-Hopping Series [D]
  80. DreamBoards Delivers 60GHz mmWave Radar to the Raspberry Pi with Its DreamHAT+ Radar Add-On
  81. Seeed Partners with TRMNL's Ryan Kulp for a Low-Cost DIY Smart Desktop ePaper Display Kit
  82. A Tool for Trekkers and Trekkies
  83. VDI Enables Intuitive Robot Instruction
  84. The Sounds of Yesteryear (Part 1)
  85. PVCSub: A Submarine From the Plumbing Aisle
  86. Explore Robotics and Computer Vision with Zumo-Jetson
  87. MOTIF Brings Human-Like Sensing to Robots
  88. Turn Your Phone Into a Phoneputer
  89. Keep an AI on Things
  90. An AI-Powered Spell Checker for the TI-84
  91. This Drive Will Self-Destruct in 3… 2…
  92. Milk-V Boasts of Having "The Most Powerful RISC-V Core" in Its UltraRISC UR-DP1000-Powered Titan
  93. ESWIN Computing Partners with Canonical to Put Ubuntu on Its New EBC77 Series RISC-V SBCs
  94. András Tevesz Turns to a Nordic Semi nRF52840 to Give the Flipper Zero Thread, Matter Support
  95. Putting a Patch on Poor Diagnostics
  96. Emergent Futures Require Emergent Change Agents
  97. Firmware-Managed Verified Boot with Hardware, Building Trust From Power-On
  98. PrintGuard Is a New Open Source 3D Printing Failure Detector That Runs on the Edge
  99. Putting a Solenoid on a Keyboard Adds a Satisfying Kick
  100. Particle's Multi-Radio Muon Gets a Raspberry Pi-Like Redesign, Both Variants Now Available
  101. PhysicsGen Uses Generative AI to Turn a Handful of Demonstrations in Hours of Robot Training Data
  102. Nuvoton Technology Pays Homage to Arduino's UNO with the NuMicro-Powered NuMaker-UNO-M4
  103. Here Today, Gone Tomorrow
  104. AAEON Brings the Power with New Intel Core Ultra-Based NanoCOM-MTU Modules
  105. Running CHIP-8 on a Vintage Mac
  106. Cache Me If You Can
  107. Build Your Own Pocketable Offline Media Server
  108. Eclectic Electronic Emporiums
  109. Aaed Musa’s Capstan Drive-Equipped Robot Dog Amazes Us
  110. Caden Kraft's 3D-Printable Quasi-Direct-Drive Actuators Cost as Little as $40 Each
  111. ProtoCentral Unveils the HealthyPi 6, Now Powered by an STMicroelectronics STM32H7
  112. Project 326's Tiny Desktop X-ray Machine Turns USB Power Into Diagnostic Imagery — and Radiation
  113. A Smart Ring with a Smart Design
  114. The Commodore 64 Returns, As the FPGA-Powered Commodore 64 Ultimate
  115. The Case of the Smart Magnifying Glass
  116. This Raspberry Pi Model B Has Been Running Non-Stop for Over a Decade
  117. LightBench Shines a Light on Hidden Threats
  118. Guarding the Earth From the Edge
  119. Amini Wants to Solve Data Scarcity in the Global South
  120. Walk This Way
  121. At the Core of Computing
  122. Pi-rates of the Caribbean
  123. Your e-Chariot Awaits
  124. Hackster Classroom for Teachers and Parents: Getting Started with Robotics – Part 1
  125. This DIY Mouth-Operated Mouse Makes Computing More Accessible
  126. A New View Gives Soft Robots Precision Control
  127. This DIY CPU Plays Videos
  128. Meshtastic Collaborates with Smart Citizen to Develop Decentralized Sensing Network
  129. James Bruton’s New E-Bike Has a Wheel Facing the Wrong Way
  130. The Upcoming Snapmaker U1 May Finally Make Toolchanger 3D Printing Accessible
  131. Automating Innovation
  132. OpenCV 4.12.0 Is Now Available
  133. A Custom AVR128DA32 Feather Board
  134. ORICO Merges Local Artificial Intelligence Capabilities with NAS Appliances: Meet CyberData NAS
  135. TEMPEST-LoRa Breaches Air-Gapped Systems with Video Cables
  136. Waveshare Builds a Raspberry Pi 5 "Tower of Power" with a Four-Port PCI Express Expansion HAT
  137. TinyML Model Keeps an Eye on Your Knees' Health, Thanks to a Self-Powered Soft Sensor Wearable
  138. Hugging Face Is Reaching with This One
  139. A Starvation Synth Made with DIY Solar Cells
  140. GamerCard Is a Sleek Raspberry Pi-Based Handheld Gaming Computer
  141. Radical Retro Cans
  142. Curious Scientist Walks Through the Design of a Sub-$5 WCH Electronics CH32V006K Dev Board
  143. Malcolm Wilson Gives the First Electronically-Controlled Camera a Raspberry Pi Upgrade
  144. Splice Wants to Make Cable Harness Design as Easy as Possible
  145. Train More with Less
  146. You Say Potato, I Say GLaDOS
  147. This Coffee Table Knows “Come” Better Than My Puppy
  148. Cyborg Beetles to the Rescue
  149. Rumbledethumps' Picomputer 6502 Gets a Major Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W Upgrade, Adds Wi-Fi Connectivity
  150. Zach Jon Butler's 768-Pixel Volumetric Display Is Powered by Four Very Dizzy Raspberry Pi RP2040s
  151. Ben Wasserman's 3D-Printable Modular SAO Wall Tile Puts Your Badge's Simple Add-Ons on Display
  152. This Nintendo DS Thinks It's a PlayStation
  153. Sakana AI Promises Better AI by Teaching Large Language Models the Art of Cooperation
  154. Raspberry Pi Drops the Module, Releases the Teeny-Tiny Raspberry Pi Camera Module 3 Sensor Assembly
  155. Matthias "bitluni" Balwierz's Latest RISC-V Design Is a 160-Core "Supercluster" on a Single M.2 Card
  156. A DIY Brain-Computer Interface
  157. The Maker’s Toolbox: Bambu Lab H2D Review
  158. Open Source ROM Emulator Simplifies Retro Hacking
  159. Let's Get Phygital
  160. Home Is Where the Smart Is
  161. A Writerdeck Inspired by the Work of Kim Stanley Robinson
  162. Bee Brains Reveal New Pathways to Smarter AI
  163. Save Your Vintage Machines' Saves with This Patent-Approved DIY Floppy Drive Cleaning Disk
  164. RAKwireless Launches the Compact Yet Fully-Featured WisMesh Board ONE for Meshtastic
  165. Waveshare Melds the Raspberry Pi Pico and Raspberry Pi Zero Families Into the RP2350-PiZero
  166. Óscar Toledo G.'s Open-Hardware ISA Expansion Card Puts an Inmos Transputer in Your Vintage PC
  167. PatternTrack Enables Instant Multi-User AR Experiences
  168. Tiny Tweaks That Blind AI
  169. Joseph DiGiovanni's Magtastic Literally Sticks a Meshtastic Node on the Back of Your Phone
  170. Early Adopters Invited to Try the Next Raspberry Pi OS, Built Atop Debian "Trixie"
  171. Robots Team Up to Use Sound Waves to Move Objects
  172. Researchers Aim to Solve Robotics Fragmentation "Once and For All" with the Arduino GIGA-Powered R4
  173. Swapping GPUs for FPGAs Could Be a Major Efficiency Boost for AI-Enhanced Telecommunications
  174. A More Practical DNA Sensor
  175. Inspiring Students, One Community at a Time by WaveMakers: DIY Coding + Theremin Workshops
  176. This Robotic Arm Acts as a Helping Hand in the Lab
  177. Streaming in Disguise
  178. This Redditor Recreated a ZX Spectrum Using Old Soviet Schematics
  179. Automatic LED Lighting Circuit Board Produced in the USA
  180. PyABV Aims to Add Real-Time and Hardware-Level Verification to PyRTL for Smoother Hardware Design
  181. A Python-Driven Brain-Computer Interface Delivers Dexterous Control of Individual Robotic Fingers
  182. mmNorm Offers Peek Performance
  183. NXP Unveils Its Next-Generation 18-Channel BMx7318/7518 Battery Control Chips
  184. Convexity Commonplace in Both Human and Machine Learning, Researchers Say — and Could Boost AI
  185. The Write Diagnosis
  186. Sustainability and Citizen Empowerment Projects Win Fab City Awards
  187. June 2025 Open Source Hardware Certification Roundup
  188. Best Edge AI Boards: Summer 2025 Edition
  189. Renesas Targets the Artificial Intelligence of Things with Its High-Performance Low-Power RA8P1 MCUs
  190. Hewlett Packard Aims to Boost the Secondhand PC Market with the "PCFax" Health Report System
  191. String Theory Applied to VR
  192. Microsoft Frees the VS Code GitHub Copilot Chat Extension As It Moves to Build an "AI Editor"
  193. Plug-and-Play USB FM Transmitter
  194. AI Agentic Protocols: Part 1 — Model Context Protocol (MCP)
  195. Ploopy Gets in a Spin with the Knob, a Highly-Sensitive 3D-Printable Peripheral for Your PC
  196. Olimex Unveils the RP2350pc, a Retro-Styled Single-Board Computer Powered by Raspberry Pi's RP2350B
  197. This Triple-Camera Hyperspectral Drone Can Scan an Entire Sesame Field for Signs of Plant Stress
  198. Feel the Noise
  199. Iron Skulls Co. Adds Robotic Dog to the Dance Troop and Brings the Moves with Famulus 4.0

June 2025

  1. This PEZ Launcher Flings Candy Into Eager Mouths at High Velocity
  2. Open Hardware Summit 2025: The Panels
  3. Hackster's June Impact Spotlights Bring Imaginative Edge AI Solutions to Real-World Challenges
  4. Design of the Times
  5. Akash Asbro's Quad-C Packs Four Microchip ATmega328P Microcontrollers for 8-Bit Parallel Processing
  6. Sagar Saini's Compact PCB Packs Four Solid-State Relays for Silent Power Switching
  7. Matt Venn's Tiny Tapeout Gets a Shiny New Interactive Chip Viewer for Easy Project Browsing
  8. Where in the World Is the ISS?
  9. A Heltec V3 LoRa Dev Board Acts as a Clever Power Monitor for Boosted Generator Efficiency
  10. Dr. Scott M. Baker Brings a Vintage Intel Prompt 80 Back to Life — and Gives It a Voice, Too
  11. D-Robotics Launches the 10 TOPS Edge AI RDK X5 — and Teases the 96 TOPS RDK Ultra
  12. The $4 Raspberry Pi Radio Module 2 Looks to Add SPI-Connected Wi-Fi, Bluetooth to Your Next Project
  13. SensePlex Looks to Shake Up the Seismometer Market with the Open Source AnyShake Explorer
  14. Empower Yourself
  15. Lighten Up!
  16. Just Add Water
  17. Made of Plastic, It’s Fantastic
  18. Swap Nice, Dry Filament in Your Prusa CORE One with the COREBOXX and Semi-Smart
  19. This DIY Machine Can Scan a Whole Library of Books with Minimal Effort
  20. Seeed Studio's reComputer Mini Carrier Crams NVIDIA's Jetson Orin Nano, Orin NX Into Tight Spaces
  21. Luke Ditria's Shrunken AI Wildlife Cam Cuts the Size and Price with a Raspberry Pi AI Camera
  22. Sinha Ventures Launches Embedr, an AI-First LLM-Powered Arduino Development Environment
  23. Holy Sizzling Soldering Irons, Batman!
  24. Quantum Dots Serve to Encrypt Data in This Novel High-Speed Li-Fi Communication System
  25. Researchers Tap Laser Light as the Power Source of Future Smart Devices
  26. OpenExo Opens the Door to DIY Exoskeletons
  27. Pulling the Plug on Procrastination
  28. Join Hackster at FAB25 Czechia Next Week with These Discounted Tickets
  29. These Eight Projects Showcase the Power of Machine Learning on the Edge
  30. RAKwireless Launches the "Hybrid" WisGate Connect for mioty and LoRaWAN Networks
  31. Researchers Shine a Light on Compact Medical Sensing with a Self-Illuminating Optical Biosensor
  32. Every Little Bit Counts
  33. Virtium Embedded Artists Unveils the iMX8M Mini DX-M1, an NXP i.MX 8M Mini SOM with DEEPX NPU
  34. Microchip Upgrades Its Mi-V RV32 RISC-V Soft-Core Processor, Promises a Major Speed Boost
  35. Researchers Turn to Smart Orchestration and Task-Specific Models to Get the Most Out of TinyML
  36. Serial Monitor Killer
  37. Robotic Simulators: What’s the Daily Special?
  38. Robots Now Think for Themselves
  39. MakerTrain Heads to FAB25: Join Our Exclusive IoT Workshops!
  40. The GizmoLab Power Glove Badge Is a Tiny Homage to the "So Bad" Power Glove
  41. Seeed Studio Targets Easy Meshtastic Tracking with the Wio Tracker L1 Pro
  42. Tension-Driving Fluid Drawing System Delivers Fine, Flexible, 3D-Printed Circuits
  43. New Machine Learning Model Delivers a Boost to GNSS, GPS Precision
  44. New Tech Enables Electronics to Heal Themselves
  45. Golioth Gives Embedded IoT Devices an SSH-Like Remote Zephyr Shell
  46. Healthware Highlights: OpenNerve
  47. Images with a Single Photoresistor
  48. Repurposing Phones Is a Good Call
  49. This Mechanical 7-Segment Display Was Built Using LEGO Technic Parts
  50. AI Security in a Flashless World with STM32N6 and PSOC Edge
  51. This Scaled-Down KUKA Robot Is Tiny, Adorable, and Functional
  52. Incredible Guest Speakers Share Their Insights and Projects at Open Hardware Summit 2025
  53. Not-so BASIC!
  54. Nordic Semiconductor Acquires Memfault to Flesh Out Its Cloud Offering
  55. The RaspyJack Is a Low-Cost Alternative to the Hak5 Shark Jack, Built From a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W
  56. Great Scott Gadgets Unveils the Bigger, Better, Wider-Range HackRF Pro Software-Defined Radio
  57. Banana Pi Picks Renesas' RZ/V2N for Its Latest Edge AI System-on-Module, the BPI-AI2N
  58. Now You See It, Now You Don’t
  59. Hackster Classroom for Teachers and Parents: Learning by Making
  60. Flick-Out!! Is a Tiny Arcade-Style Test of Finger Strength
  61. Recreating the Classic Weather Channel Experience
  62. This Mini Mazda RX-7 Model Has Working Lights, Pop-Up Headlights, and Dancing Suspension
  63. Tensor Manipulation Units Promise to Slash the Latency for Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence
  64. ASUS IoT Unveils Two New Almost-Single-Board Computers, Packing 12-Core Intel Chips
  65. Laser-Focused on Robot Accuracy
  66. ESPHome 2025.6.0 Brings Espressif ESP32-P4 Compatibility, Initial OpenThreads Support
  67. Driver’s Ed for Linux
  68. Ray Wang Announces a Sleeker, Slimmer, Single-Board Espressif ESP8266-Powered OpenSprinkler v3.4
  69. Simon Boak's Period-Appropriate Paper Tape Punch Is Powered by Modern Arduino-Compatible Internals
  70. A Bright Idea in Imaging
  71. The Art and Science of Building a Machine
  72. Yannick Richter Brings Higinbotham's Tennis for Two Back in Glorious 4k Resolution
  73. Duncan Hall's "Restomod" Apple Macintosh SE Hides Modern Internals and Some Smart 3D Printing
  74. LENS Enables Energy-Efficient Robot Navigation
  75. SolidRun Launches Its Edge Vision Powerhouse, with Up to 20 TOPS of Compute: The SolidSense AIoT
  76. A Featherweight Finger-Inspired Wearable Pressure Sensor Could Revolutionize Breath Tracking
  77. The LEGO of Haptic Interfaces
  78. AMD's First "Cost-Optimized" Spartan UltraScale+ FPGA Parts Hit Volume Production
  79. Feel the Force
  80. Adam Gastineau Looks to Bring Humane's Ai Pin Back From the Dead with PenumbraOS
  81. TinyGo Goes Multi-Core on the Raspberry Pi RP2040
  82. AAEON Launches UP TWL, UP TWLS, and Powerful 10-Core Intel Core i7 de next-RAP8 SBCs
  83. Seeed Studio Brings Wired Ethernet to the XIAO Range with the XIAO W5500 Ethernet Adapter
  84. Squids and Other Cephalopods Inspired This Color-Shifting Smart Synthetic Skin
  85. Wheel in the Sky Keeps on Turning
  86. This Spinning Flywheel Battery Uses Water for Weight
  87. Hellbender On-Edge AI Stereo Camera Targets VINS, Robotic Vision with a Raspberry Pi and Hailo-8
  88. Maxlab Unveils Its Tokay Lite Smart Camera Successor, Targeting AI Vision Projects: Tokay Pro
  89. MuseLab Launches the $3.50 nanoCH57x, Building on WCH Electronics' CH570D RISC-V Part
  90. Building Shelf-Aware Robots
  91. Matt Bowes Saves an Amstrad ALT-286 From the Scrapheap, Turns It Into a Beast of a Sleeper Build
  92. A Hive-Minded Approach to Construction
  93. Using a ‘Symbiotic’ Wearable to Experiment with Gesture Recognition
  94. Securing Edge Devices: A Developer’s Strategy for Longevity, Safety, and Business Impact
  95. ESP-ROLL Is a Sphero-Like DIY Robot
  96. 3D-Printed Device Turns Motion Into Power
  97. This Wrist-Mounted Keyboard Is Like Something Out of an ‘80s Cyberpunk Film
  98. Ultra-Efficient 5G Chip for IoT Devices
  99. Zachary Vorhies Releases FastLED 3.10.0, Pledges a More Artist-Focused Development Roadmap
  100. BIOSTAR Unveils the Feature-Packed AI-NONXS Developer Kit for NVIDIA's Jetson Orin Nano, NX Super
  101. NVIDIA's Robots Dream of Trajectories, Not Electric Sheep, with GR00T-Dreams
  102. STMicro Pledges to Slash Energy Usage, Boost Security with Its New Human Presence Detection Sensor
  103. Nordic Semi Dives Deeper Into TinyML, Acquires Sub-5kB Machine Learning Model Platform Neuton.AI
  104. A Drone with a Nose Job
  105. Open Source Drone Update: June 2025
  106. Making Waves in AI
  107. Vunderful Vacuum Tubes
  108. The New AeroDry 2.0 Modular 3D Printer Filament Dryer Is Now on Kickstarter
  109. Flappy Bird Now Exists in Real Life and Is Fully Playable
  110. Doug Brown Turns to a Raspberry Pi Zero to Rewrite an HDMI Dummy Plug's EDID
  111. A Joint Effort in Modular Robotics
  112. Josiah Keeler's 3D-Printable Phone Dock Turns Nothing's CMF Phone 2 Pro Into a Desktop Cyberdeck
  113. Luckfox Delivers GPIO Flexibility with the Lyra Zero W "Linux Micro Development Board"
  114. John Walters Demonstrates Real-Time Laplacian Edge Detection on the AI Thinker ESP32-CAM
  115. Foiling Fowl Play
  116. New Organic Photodetector Makes Light Work of Fog for Autonomous Driving, Drone Navigation, and More
  117. Fry Another Day
  118. Try to See It My Way
  119. It’s Time for AI to Get Physical
  120. AI-Powered Robotic Skin Mimics Human Touch
  121. Playing Democracy with Pong
  122. Run Doom on a Dreamcast VMU
  123. RFID Tags Team Up for Sensing
  124. Converting a Broken Nintendo DS Lite Into a Game Boy Advance Home Console
  125. GigaDevice's Entry-Level Microcontroller Range Gets an Arm Cortex-M23 Speed Boost in the GD32C231
  126. InPlay Looks to Slash the Cost of Active Smart Labels with Its Second-Gen NanoBeacon IN120 SoCs
  127. AMD Delivers Up to Four Times the AI Performance with Its New Instinct MI350 Series Accelerators
  128. This Spongy Robot Gripper Gives Plants a Gentle Caress — While Injecting New Material
  129. Eavesdropping on MEMS Microphones With a Radio
  130. Decking Out a DIY Relay Computer
  131. This Fallout Arcade Machine Runs RetroPie While Looking Stunning
  132. A Real-Life Transformer Big Enough to Ride On
  133. A Robot with a Light Touch
  134. Avalue Targets the Intelligent Edge, Industrial Automation with Its New APC Single-Board Computers
  135. Researchers Turn to Origami to Build a Self-Folding, Energy-Harvesting Smart Cushion Sensor
  136. AI Saw That Coming From a Mile Away
  137. PCB Business Card with NFC, Voltage Tester, Stud Finder
  138. Roverling Mk II Is a Utilitarian and Affordable DIY Mobile Robotics Platform
  139. Renesas First to Support the New USB Type-C Connector Standard with Its RA2L2 Microcontrollers
  140. Bolt Industries' Ian Dunn's Reference Circuits Books Go Hands-On — with Pages of Working Circuits
  141. Extracting Liquid Assets From Thin Air
  142. T(h)ree Gives Voice to a 200-Year-Old London Plane Tree
  143. Orange Pi Blends Edge AI with Compact Network Appliance Capabilities in the Orange Pi R2S
  144. Bats and Dolphins Inspire a New Single-Sensor 3D-Positional Microphone for Human-Robot Interaction
  145. Tracking Down the Trackers
  146. Not Gone with the Wind
  147. Rob Smith's dISK fIGHT Replaces Whack-a-Mole with Whack-a-Floppy — Controlled by a Commodore Amiga
  148. Dhamdhawach Horsuwan Delivers Tool-Free Rapid Prototyping with 3D-Printable SnapBoards
  149. The New Elecrow CrowPi 3 Is a Raspberry Pi Development Station with Tons of Built-In Hardware
  150. Springing Into Action with Spring Connectors
  151. Using Sound to Get Around
  152. RAKwireless Launches the $6.50 LoRa, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth-Packing RAK11160 IoT Module
  153. Apple Opens Access to Its On-Device Large Language Model, Integrates ChatGPT Into Xcode
  154. This Is Probably the World’s Smallest Gaming Mouse
  155. SlimeVR Unveils the Butterfly, a More Comfortable Take on the Nordic nRF-Powered VR Body Tracker
  156. This Bento Box Packs a Fully-Functional Valve Steam Deck Into an Apple Magic Keyboard Wedge Chassis
  157. Sipeed's NanoCluster Packs Up to Seven Compute Modules Into the Volume of a Soda Can
  158. Julio Merino's Raspberry Pi-Powered EndBOX Is BASIC Home Computing in the Classic 1980s Style
  159. Attack of the Singing Land Jellyfish
  160. OpenEmbed's EdgeLogix-1145 Brings the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 to Bear on Industrial Automation
  161. Body-Compatible Mission Impossible-Style Self-Destructing Electronics Could Be Powered by Probiotics
  162. Arduino's UNO SPE Shield Brings Single-Pair Ethernet and RS485 to the UNO R4 Family
  163. Adaptive Control for Lifelike Robot Movement
  164. Micro Machines
  165. Robotic Drummer with Arduino Opta
  166. Becoming a Board Designer
  167. Just Give Me the Outline
  168. The Best Professional AI Developer Boards for Your Next Business Idea
  169. The Ising On The Cake for IoT Sensors
  170. Cute and Functional! TermDriver 2 Is a USB-to-Serial Adapter with a Built-In Display
  171. Healthware Highlights: COSMIIC
  172. A Custom VR Headset That Costs Less Than You Think
  173. This Hobbyist Built His Dream Keyboard and You Can Steal It
  174. Self-Healing Transistors for the Wearables of Tomorrow
  175. Mitxela’s New Clock Is Pure Chronological Precision
  176. Hackster's Latest Impact Spotlights Tackled Industrial Automation with Readily Available Hardware
  177. Mothbox 4.5 Takes Advantage of AI and Open Source Hardware for Insect Identification
  178. Troubleshooting a Charger/Booster IC Circuit
  179. The DORS/CLUC Conference Badge Is Charming and Serves a Long-Term Purpose
  180. Combining OTA and Secure Boot for Application on Infineon's PSoC 6 AI Kit
  181. Bodacious Wooden Breadboards
  182. May 2025 Open Source Hardware Certification Roundup
  183. Hackster Classroom for Teachers and Parents: Getting Started with Electronics
  184. This Real-Life Minecraft Compass Points the Way to the Nearest Lodestone — Or Your House
  185. Building a Real-Life Metal Gear Solid Codec Watch
  186. Shoot to Text
  187. The Art of Network Monitoring
  188. The Maker’s Toolbox: Makera Carvera Air CNC Mill Review
  189. Fab Lab Barcelona, Seeed Studio, Hackster, Meshtastic to Collaborate on Next-Gen Smart Citizen Kit
  190. Let’s Get Physical

May 2025

  1. Who Needs a Belt 3D Printer When You Have a Treadmill?
  2. CORA Simplifies Underwater Navigation
  3. This Transforming Robot Is at Home in the Air and on the Ground
  4. Unveiling the New Chair ATX Gaming PC Form Factor
  5. EposVox’s Writer Deck Project Is Really an Exploration of Digital Minimalism
  6. Icepi Zero Brings FPGA Power to Hobbyists
  7. Will Autonomous Drones Solve Africa’s Healthcare Delivery Challenges?
  8. Bringing Real-Time AI to 5G Networks
  9. The Best Electric Skateboard Remote Is a Banana
  10. The Upcoming Prunt Board 3 May Replace Klipper as the Reigning Champion of 3D Printer Motion Control
  11. Spying On Ducks with a Duck-Shaped Aquatic Drone
  12. This Device Bites Back at Bruxism
  13. Hey! Eyes Over Here, Buddy!
  14. Digital Despair
  15. TouchTone555: An Analog Synth with a 555 Timer
  16. Bringing the Intel 8080 Back to Life
  17. Finding the Ground Truth in Drone Landings
  18. Bringing Secure Boot to Your IoT Projects with Infineon's Trust-M
  19. Join the Global Celebration of Digital Fabrication at FAB25 in Brno and Prague!
  20. Maverick Is a DIY Rocket Flight Computer That Enables SpaceX-Style Thrust Vector Control
  21. Forth and Short
  22. This Madman Built a 3D Printer Entirely From LEGO Parts
  23. Dress to Impress… or Else!
  24. Solar-Powered Arduino Irrigation System
  25. A Stewart Platform Makes the Perfect Neck for a Humanoid Robot
  26. It's Hammer Time
  27. The Macintosh 128K, Now in Fun Size
  28. Real-Time Deep Learning at the Edge
  29. You Have a Familiar Face, So Let’s Not Waste CPU Cycles
  30. The Fastest Little Bot on Two Legs
  31. AI Hits the Fairway With This Smart Golf Bag
  32. Solderix: Electromechanical Creation with PCBs
  33. This Trash Can Chases You Until You Take the Garbage Out
  34. Ellusionist Works with Les French Twins, David Sy to Make a Magical Vanishing Notepad: the LAVA PAD
  35. Fab Lab Barcelona Offers a Distributed Learning Platform for Future-Proof Skills
  36. X-Origin's ChatGPT-Powered Yonbo Companion Bot Promises Fun, Learning, and Mental Health Evaluations
  37. CAV-MAE Sync Shows Sound Judgement in Audio-Visual Learning
  38. Infineon Launches the Multi-Sense Capable PSOC 4100T Plus Microcontroller Line
  39. Michael Klements Tames the Raspberry Pi 5's Heat — with an Overkill Custom Watercooling Setup
  40. HackberryPi Creator Zitao Delivers a Slimmer, Aluminum HackberryPi_CM5 Design
  41. Banana Pi Launches the Rockchip RK3506J-Powered Dual-Ethernet BPI-Forge1 Single-Board Computer
  42. Researchers Take a Shot in the Dark with Passive Contact Lenses for Infrared Vision
  43. Apacer Targets Industrial Deployments with the PT25R-Pi HAT for the Raspberry Pi 5
  44. This Robot Is a Real No-Brainer
  45. AI Pro Chip Brings On-Device Intelligence
  46. Michael Gardi Brings Back the Star Trekulator — Now with Working TV-Like Display
  47. Off the Cuff Sensing
  48. BeagleBoard.org Releases a Surprise PocketBeagle 2 Refresh, Doubles the Cores and Adds a GPU
  49. Novel Benchmark Finds That Efficiency Wins Out Over Raw Power for On-Device TinyML
  50. Silicon Labs Makes the Move to 22nm with the Series 3 SiXG301, SiXG302 System-on-Chip Families
  51. Vicharak Sets the Shrike Aflight, Promises Low-Cost FPGA Development on a Renesas ForgeFPGA
  52. This Digital Polaroid Retains the Charm While Eliminating Film Hassles
  53. This Smart Coffee Table Display Real-Time Traffic Conditions
  54. Haptics Bring Human Precision to Robots
  55. New Model Can Pinpoint Exactly Which Printer Made a 3D-Printed Part — Via Hidden "Fingerprints"
  56. Radxa Teases the MediaTek Genio 520-Powered Raspberry Pi-Like NIO 5A Single-Board AI Computer
  57. Human-Like Sensory System Improves Robot Navigation
  58. Arduino Sets Its Modulino Range Free, and Expands Compatibility with the Nano Connector Carrier
  59. The VIA AI Transforma Model 1 Is a Compact MediaTek-Powered SBC for Edge AI Projects
  60. Making Waves in Fashion
  61. Say Hey to Your New Friend, Copilot
  62. A Subscription Box That Gives You a Unique 3D-Printable Project Every Month
  63. Bringing Thistle OTA Support to RISC-V 64: Our First Steps
  64. Miniature ATtiny LED Probe
  65. NXP's OrangeBox 2.0 Brings On-Device AI, Post-Quantum Cryptography to Bear on Protecting Future Cars
  66. Renesas' RZ/A3M Targets Slick Human-Machine Interfaces with a Generous 128MB of On-Device SDRAM
  67. The Life Cycle of an AI on Display
  68. Microchip Unveils the Pin-Compatible, Cost-Optimized PolarFire Core Family of FPGAs and SoCs
  69. George Cave Gets on Top of Solar Generation and an "Agile" Energy Tariff with This ePaper Dashboard
  70. ProtoPCB Saves Boards From the Scrapheap by Scanning Them for Reuse in New Projects
  71. Snakes on a Chip
  72. Flipping Out Over UV
  73. Turning an Old Pixel Smartphone Into a Skeletonized Cyberdeck
  74. Eric Schlaepfer's Comspec SA-1000 Clone Brings Period-Appropriate SCSI Storage to Your Amiga 1000
  75. Silard Gal's VESA ESP Puts an Espressif ESP32-S3 on the Back of Any VESA-Compatible Display
  76. Peel the Power
  77. Brian Dorey's Allotment Gets Remote Moisture Sensor with a Raspberry Pi Pico and Semtech SX1262
  78. LILYGO's Latest T-Device Is the Compact, All-In-One T-LoRa Pager
  79. Spill The Beans Leans on Cache Side-Channel Attacks to Leak Secrets From Large Language Models
  80. Holey Moley! Programmable Dimples Slice Drag
  81. Zen Flute Mouth Theremin
  82. The Maker’s Toolbox: Acmer P3 48W CoreXY Laser Machine Review
  83. High-Performance VLMs Arrive on Smartphones
  84. A Portable Mac Mini M4
  85. Chris Burrows Brings the Signetics 2650 Back Into Fashion, Courtesy of an Olimex Pico2-XL
  86. Marcin Saj's "Unusual Clock" Is a Modular, Four-Digit, Low-Resolution Flip-Disc Timepiece
  87. Radio Battleship on Custom PCBs
  88. FutureProofHomes Wants to Boot Amazon's Alexa Out of Your Home with the DIY Satellite1 Smart Speaker
  89. A Sucker for Embodied Intelligence
  90. Microchip Looks to Defeat Future Quantum Cryptographic Attacks with Its New MEC175xB Controllers
  91. TinyML in a Parallel Universe
  92. Wooden Headphone Stand with LED Edge Lighting
  93. Energy-Efficient Vision Chip Works Like the Brain
  94. Fatih Ak Turns Pimoroni's Presto Into a Slick Spotify Media Controller: the PrestoDeck
  95. Google's DeepMind Announces AlphaEvolve, an LLM-Based AI Agent for the Hard Problems
  96. Adafruit's Sparkle Motion Stick Aims to Make Battery-Powered WLED Projects a Cinch
  97. Playing Doom on a Computer From the 1950s
  98. Meet Byte 90, a Mini Retro Computer Toy
  99. This 3D-Printed Luggable Raspberry Pi Cyberdeck Features a Throwback Trackball, Rugged Carry Handles
  100. Seeed Studio Opens the Firmware Source for Its SenseCAP T1000-E Card Tracker, M2 LoRaWAN Gateway
  101. Flossing Got You Stressed? This Pick-Sensor Can Quantify That in Minutes
  102. Fred Jan Kraan's Arduino Nano-Powered Adapter Gets a Facit 4070 Paper Tape Punch Singing Again
  103. Geniatech Targets Edge Generative AI, DeepSeek-7B with Its APC880, APC880 Mini Edge AI PCs
  104. Olivier Benjamin Finds a "Currently Undocumented" Raspberry Pi Feature for Secure A/B Updates
  105. STMicroelectronics Packs Some AI Smarts in Its Latest 320g-Range LSM6DSV320X IMU Sensor
  106. Google Promises More "Glanceable" Information, Better Battery Life on Android and Wear OS
  107. LILYGO's New T-Embed SI4732 Is a Pocket-Friendly Programmable Espressif ESP32-Powered Radio
  108. Researchers Turn a Digital Eye on the Weather, Converting Cameras Into Rainfall Sensors
  109. Accelerating Innovation with 3D Printing
  110. A Dynamic Duo Enhances Hand Tracking
  111. EleTect Offers an IoT-Enabled Pathway to Human-Elephant Co-Existence
  112. Remember That Robotic Chef? It Attended Culinary School and Now Cooks Better
  113. MYIR Targets Industrial Automators on a Budget with the MY-EVC700S-V2 IPC Box
  114. Brandon Li's Semiconductor Simulator Lets You See What's Really Going On Inside Your Devices
  115. PINE64 Packs a StarPro64 Into a Passive Cooling Case to Make the ALPHA-One DeepSeek Gen AI Box
  116. The Glow Must Go On
  117. E-BAR Will Be There to Catch You When You Fall — or Just to Help with Your Mobility
  118. Arduino's New Rileva ME Opta Bundle Targets Machine Learning-Backed Predictive Maintenance
  119. The ZX Spectrum Spills Its Secrets
  120. Can You See How I Feel?
  121. When to Add Security to Your IoT Devices (and How It Changes by Architecture)
  122. This CanSat Transforms Into a Drone for Landing
  123. The Toe Commandments
  124. Gerard Morsink's Microchip ATmega8-Powered Curve Tracer Lets You Investigate a Range of Components
  125. Gili Yankovitch's Sword of Secrets Is an Open, RISC-V-Powered Hardware Capture-the-Flag Contest
  126. SiFive Partners with Kinara to Put Two RISC-V Cores and 40 TOPS of Ara-2 Compute on a USB Stick
  127. Milk-V Shrinks the RISC-V Jupiter Into the System-on-Module Jupiter NX, Takes Aim at NVIDIA's Jetson
  128. Real-Time Translation for the Real World
  129. Elecrow's ThinkNode-M2 Is a Lower-Cost Successor to Its Original Meshtastic Handheld
  130. Bluetooth Core 6.1 Specification Brings Randomized RPA for Better Privacy, Boosted Battery Life
  131. Shane Mason Is Bringing Back '90s Cable with the Convincing FieldStation42 Cable TV Simulator
  132. Orbbec Targets Autonomous Robotics, Industrial Use Cases with Its New Gemini 435Le Depth Camera
  133. Hackerbot Wants to Be the Apple II of Personal Robotics
  134. This DIY Motorized Dolly Speeds Up Moving Day
  135. Mirror, Mirror on the Wall, Who’s the Worst-Dressed of Them All?
  136. A Good Hair Day and a Great Brain Scan
  137. Loomia’s Soft Electronics Components Targets E-Textiles for Industrial Applications
  138. The Maker’s Toolbox: Procolored V11 Pro DTO UV Printer Review
  139. Terasic Prepares a Crowdfunding Campaign for Its Latest FPGA Board: the Atum A3 Nano
  140. AR and VR Researcher Jason Orlosky Gets Gaze-Tracking Working in Python — for Under $20
  141. Raspberry Pi Connect Leaves Beta, Gains Increased Efficiency for Secure Remote Connectivity
  142. Getting a Better Handle on Bike Safety
  143. Open Source Drone Update: May 2025
  144. OpenEmbed's MeshWalkie Is a Meshstastic-Compatible Replacement Brain for the Quansheng UV-K6
  145. Have It Your Way
  146. This Cheap Disposable Sensor Turns a Face Mask Into a Kidney Disease Detection System
  147. Is Line-Following the Future of Self-Driving Cars?
  148. A Joint Effort in Object Identification
  149. NXP Promises Double the Performance for Autonomous Vehicles with Its New S32R47 Radar Processor
  150. Shashwat Batish's ALANA Is a $70 3D-Printable Humanoid Robot with LLM-Powered Conversational Smarts
  151. You Got Served
  152. John Park's 3D-Printed Computer Space Replica Puts a Tiny Arcade Classic on Your Desk
  153. Raspberry Pi OS Gets Its Last Debian Bookworm Refresh, Boasts Improved Local Security and More
  154. Amphibious Robot Dog Tames Ruff Waters
  155. Chicks Love This DIY Incubator
  156. E-Textiles That Will Grow On You
  157. The Interrupt Is a Grown-Up Flipper Zero, Powered by a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W
  158. Skate of the Art Street Mapping Tech
  159. Sciotronics' Stamp Boards Aim to Take the Pain Out of Surface-Mount Devices
  160. Dillan Stock's "Everything Remote" Is an Espressif ESP32-Powered Controller for Home Assistant
  161. Marcin Plaza's Ultra-Wide Steam Deck-Like Portable Gains a Magnetically-Attached GPU — Sort Of
  162. MotionBlocks Opens Doors in Virtual Worlds
  163. SunFounder's Pironman 5-MAX Turns Your Raspberry Pi 5 Into a Dual-M.2 Gaming Desktop in Miniature
  164. The Most Promising Open Source Robotics Startups in 2025
  165. The Long and Short of It
  166. This Guy Built His Own FPV Drone — Including the Motors
  167. This Adorable Robot Is a Real Movie Star
  168. Speaker Lineup for OSCCA, OpenCV's First Conference on May 12th
  169. Jon Bumstead's "Single Pixel Camera" Captures Full Two-Dimensional Images — with No Moving Parts
  170. 8086YES! Launches the OneChipBook-12, an FPGA-Powered Laptop — Replacing the Retro MSXBOOK
  171. FPGA Horizons: The Conference for FPGA Engineers
  172. AR You Ready to Rock?
  173. Researchers Sniff Out Perfumes with a Next-Generation Ultra-Slim "Electronic Nose" Sensor Design
  174. PX4 Gets a Neural Upgrade
  175. Building a Homemade Wireless Gaming Mouse with the New nRF54
  176. What Is Secure Boot and How to Enable It for Your ESP32 Devices
  177. Point Taken
  178. James Bruton Takes Another Stab at a One-Omni Wheel Self-Balancing Robot
  179. Unlocking the Potential of Anomaly Detection with the VAND 3.0 Challenge at CVPR
  180. An iPad Hoist for the Sleepy and Lazy
  181. Eli Lipsitz's Game Bub Is a Slick FPGA-Driven Handheld for Nintendo Game Boy Nostalgics
  182. Conclusive Engineering's Kestrel Is an NXP i.MX 93-Based Single-Board Computer with Plenty of Radios
  183. Sorry About the Delay
  184. Nordic nRF24 Users Advised to "Get Ready to Upgrade," as New RF24 Core Release Fixes a Big Bug
  185. The EXOCAPTER Is an Espressif ESP32-Powered Wearable for Wi-Fi Security Work
  186. This "Wizzard" Really Does Have Something Up Their Sleeve: The Terminal Up My Sleeve, or TUMS
  187. It’s Time for M.2 to Shine
  188. Watt Watchers
  189. The Maker’s Toolbox: 2025 LaserPecker LP5 Portable Laser Cutter/Engraver Review
  190. DIY Submarine Gets Into Deep Trouble
  191. Schools of Fish School Robots
  192. Gesture Control for Multi-Screen Setups
  193. Come on Feel the Noise
  194. Physical Intelligence's Vision-Language-Action Model, π₀.₅, Delivers a More Generalized Robot Brain
  195. CarbonCall Aims to Make On-Device Large Language Models Greener, Faster, More Energy-Efficient
  196. Fiber Sensors with a Twist
  197. Mukesh Sankhla's ESP32-Powered Retro-Logger Gets Old Industrial Hardware Talking to the IoT
  198. This Scale-Model SpaceX Starship Handles Autonomous Flights — Under Teensy 4.0 Control
  199. Hackster Restraint to Reinvention Spotlight: Emergency Alert
  200. Olimex's Near-One-Dollar RISC-V Single-Board Computer, the RVPC, Gets a Working BASIC Interpreter
  201. Espressif's Dual-Band ESP32-C5 Finally Lands on the $15 ESP32-C5-DevKitC-1 Development Board
  202. Reviving Minitel with Arduino
  203. Researchers Charge Batteries via Ultrasonics, Aim to Make Implantable Electronics Less Invasive
  204. AcrOSS Aims to Make It Safer to Fly Uncrewed Aerial Vehicles in Safety-Critical Controlled Airspace
  205. April 2025 Open Source Hardware Certification Roundup
  206. Chatbot Arena Shenanigans?
  207. Impact Spotlights: AI in the Wild Highlights Innovations for Environments and their Inhabitants

April 2025

  1. A Novel Technique for Renewing Old PCBs
  2. String Theory for Robotics
  3. M5Stack Launches the Tablet-Like Tab5 HMI Module — Powered by Espressif's ESP32-P4
  4. A Dog — or Child — Bite Has Killed Your Standing Desk? Do Like Doug Barry and Fix It!
  5. NuMellow's KeyMO Is a Raspberry Pi-Powered Portable with an Analog Sketching Twist
  6. Oligo Researchers Warn of Serious "AirBorne" Security Vulnerabilities in Apple's AirPlay Ecosystem
  7. Seeed Studio's Two-Channel Wi-Fi Energy Meter Comes Ready-Loaded with ESPHome Firmware
  8. Draw Circuits Almost Anywhere with a Cheap Permanent Marker — Then Blast Them with a Laser
  9. Insect-Inspired "Squishable" Robot Gets the Funding It Needs to Become a True Shapeshifter
  10. Can You Hear Me Now?
  11. Vacuuming Up Wasted Time
  12. An Accurate Half-Scale TRON Arcade Cabinet
  13. Rick Norcross Gifts His Wife a Classic Apple iMac G3 — with an AMD Ryzen Sleeper Build Inside
  14. Make Your Ideal Real (MYIR) Launches New, Low-Cost Rockchip RK3506, RK3562 System-on-Modules
  15. IoT Takes on Aquaculture
  16. PyXL Promises Orders of Magnitude Faster Embedded Python — Using a Python-Native Custom Processor
  17. Hugging Face Launches the SO-101, an Upgraded Low-Cost 3D-Printable Autonomous Robot Arm
  18. What Is Your Glove Language?
  19. Beautiful and Speedy CoreXY Light Painting
  20. Take Note of This
  21. The WLKATA MT4 Is an Affordable, Hacker-Friendly Robot Arm Launching Soon on Kickstarter
  22. The Best Citizen Science Projects on the Internet (Part 2)
  23. The Fusion Chime Vision Is a Three-Part, Open Source, ESP32 Smart Doorbell System
  24. Joseph Chen's Braille Vision Is a Portable, Raspberry Pi-Powered Text-to-Braille Converter
  25. SIFTing the Evidence
  26. Booz Allen Hamilton, Meta Send an LLM to the Stars — or the International Space Station, at Least
  27. A Sony Watchman Lives Again as the Display for a Dinky Raspberry Pi 3 Cyberdeck
  28. Linus Åkesson's Kaleidoscopico Turns a Raspberry Pi Pico 2 Into a Powerful Demoscene Machine
  29. Robots in Disguise
  30. Why Embedded Developers Should Care About the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)
  31. Neural Networks That Design Neural Networks
  32. Hackster Restraint to Reinvention Spotlight: Fermentation Monitoring
  33. Pushing the Boundaries of Buttons
  34. Use the Force Myography
  35. Tiny Tapeout Opens an IHP Shuttle for Your Open Source Chip Designs — But Beware the New Terms
  36. NTT Celebrates a Lightning Strike on Its Drone — As It Looks to Harvest Energy From the Clouds
  37. LILYGO's T-Echo Lite Is a More Compact Take on the LoRa-Capable, Meshtastic-Compatible T-Echo
  38. An ESP32 Powers This Game Boy
  39. DFRobot's Tiny Beetle Board Family Grows Bigger with the Beetle RP2350
  40. Espressif Highlights the ESP32-P4's Vision Capabilities with the Camera-Like ESP32-P4-EYE Dev Board
  41. Click, Click, Whistle!
  42. Researchers Find Relevance Key to Efficient, Unspoken Human-Robot Collaboration
  43. TacOS Is a Functional UNIX-Like Operating System Written From Scratch — and Yes, It Plays Doom
  44. Seeed Studio's SenseCAP Solar Node P1, P1-Pro Are Sub-$90 Solar-Harvesting Meshtastic Nodes
  45. These Robots Have Some Serious Spring in Their Step
  46. Microchip's New PIC16F17576 Microcontroller Promises Ultra-Low-Power Analog Sensing
  47. You Can Count On It
  48. On-Body Robots Could Help Older Folks Live Richer Lives
  49. Upside Down Labs' Neuro PlayGround Lite Promises Hacker-Friendly Brain-Computer Interfaces
  50. Veg Delivers GPS-Free Autonomous Drone Navigation with SLAM on a Raspberry Pi 4, Arduino Nano
  51. SPARK Microsystems Unveils Its Second-Generation UWB Transceiver, the SR1120
  52. This Retro-Futuristic 3D-Printed Cyberdeck Is a Handheld Shrine to the Machine God
  53. Watch and Learn
  54. IceWhale Technology Launches the Upgraded ZimaBoard 2, Promises a Compact Fanless Powerhouse
  55. Eh, Close Enough
  56. Hackster Impact Story: Build2Gether Turning Research Into Global Innovation Movement

March 2025

  1. Where's the (Polar)Fire? Hands-On with the Microchip PIC64GX-Powered Curiosity Kit

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