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October 2026

  1. This DIY Arcade Cabinet Accepts Strange Cuboid Concrete Cartridges
  2. Sylphide OS Brings Desktop Computing to Microcontrollers
  3. A Conference Badge Powered by a Piece of Computing History
  4. This Machine Automatically Winds Coils for Flip-Dot Electromagnets
  5. This Tiny Flying Robot Can Take a Beating
  6. Classic Reel-to-Reel Control Goes Digital with TWEACMAN
  7. This Wireless Sensor Board Speaks Your Language
  8. The Maker’s Toolbox: Elegoo M1 Ultra 3D Scanner Review
  9. A New Spin on the Marble Display Concept
  10. This Board Can See, Hear, and Think
  11. The Omnibot Finally Got the Brains It Deserves
  12. BeagleBoard's New Duo Puts Four Motors Under Your Control
  13. Building an Articulated 8-Foot Satellite Ground Station
  14. This $20 DIY AI Assistant Can Be Your Tabula Rasa
  15. A $4 Robot With a Mind of Its Own
  16. AI Sniffs Out Drones Using Magnetic Fields
  17. Linux Changes Point to Incoming Raspberry Pi 4 Model A, Raspberry Pi Zero 3 W Models
  18. Luxonis' Latest Modular OAK 4 Camera Board Puts Five Cameras in Your Next Robot
  19. Internet-Adverse Dad Gets Bespoke Flight Tracker
  20. Chili Pepper Brings the Heat to DIY Musical Instruments
  21. Build Your Own Golf Shot Tracker
  22. RF Watchkeeper Keeps an Eye on the Airwaves
  23. The Internet of Smells Is Here
  24. This DIY Glowing Purple 5-Segment Display Is Absolutely Stunning
  25. Tired of Playing Games on Your NES? Use It as a Desktop PC Instead
  26. Yes, Even a Clamp Meter Can Run Doom
  27. A Touchscreen You Can Wear
  28. 16 GB Ought to Be Enough for Anybody
  29. UniFormation Promises Fully-Automated Resin Printing, Washing, Drying From Its S10 16k 3D Printer
  30. X-Hinges Creates "Self-Sensing" 3D-Printed Objects — From Gloves to Game-Controlling Sharks
  31. Arduino's Latest App Lab Update Brings "Production Grade" Release Bundles, Phone Sensor Streaming
  32. ESP-Mosaico Lets AI Agents Do the Coding
  33. This Virtual Microphone Follows Your Fingertips
  34. Build a 5.8 GHz FPV Receiver with an ESP32-C5
  35. Simone Carriero's PolarPlot Is a 3D-Printable SCARA Plotter — or Laser Engraver — For Your Desk
  36. Garmin Reopens Its Connect Developer Program for Fitness Wearable Data — With New Business Tiers
  37. Kid-Friendly 3D Printing Goes Big — And Multi-Material — With the New Toybox Luna
  38. Prusa Goes High-Temperature with New HT Hotend Upgrade for CORE One-Family FFF Printers
  39. You Can Now Talk to Your Raspberry Pi Pico Over SSH
  40. TAKTO ONE Is a Wildly Ambitious Exoskeleton for Your Hand
  41. A Budget-Friendly Depth-Sensing Board for Robots
  42. Robots Get a Lesson in Teamwork
  43. Sending Wireless Data With Almost No Power
  44. You Can Safely Break the Hardware of a Commodore 64 or ZX Spectrum in this Simulator
  45. Formlabs Has Finally Released an Affordable, Consumer-Friendly Resin 3D Printer
  46. Turn Anything Into a Tamagotchi
  47. Arduino Showcases "Dual-Brain" Control Options with Its New Arduino UNO Q SBC Controller Bundle
  48. Inside the Design of Hack the North's Custom ESP32 Badge
  49. One Motor Is All This Drone Needs to Fly
  50. Variscite Teams with SecEdge to Bring Firmware-Based TPM 2.0 to All Its NXP i.MX SOMs
  51. Researchers Want to Turn Your TV Into a Speaker Matrix to Put Every Sound Exactly Where It Belongs
  52. Arduino's Largesse Hits Its Limit: Arduino VENTUNO Q Jumps by $100 as Introductory Pricing Ends
  53. The Solution to Expensive Storage May Be Tape Drives at Home
  54. Still Have Your Old Zune HD? Use It to Play Super Mario 64!
  55. Are Two Robots Better Than One?
  56. Give Your Halloween Decorations an AI Brain
  57. Build Your Own LoRaWAN Gateway with LoraReach
  58. Olimex Launches Two New Open-Hardware Bidirectional Level Shifters, for Breadboards and UEXT
  59. M5Stack's New Espressif ESP32-S3-Powered PaperDIY Kits Put a Low-Power Smart Display in Your Palm
  60. Seeed Studio Takes Meshtastic Standalone, Drops the Phone for Its New Handheld Wio Tracker L2 Pro
  61. Petoi's Quaddle Robot Dog Is All About Play
  62. Arduino's $34 USB Camera Simplifies Computer Vision
  63. Plenty of Fish in the AI Sea
  64. HD Graphics for Microcontrollers
  65. Humans Are No Match for This AI Racing Drone
  66. EmbeddingGemma 2 Puts Multimodal AI Search in Your Pocket
  67. The Inkolor Frame Puts a New Spin on Full-Color ePaper Smart Displays
  68. The Motorola T900 Pager Is Back
  69. E Ink Promises Better, Brighter Colors and Full-Motion Video From Its New Kaleido 4 ePaper Panels
  70. Arduino Brings Zigbee Support to All Arduino Nano Matter Boards — Just Update Your Core
  71. The Very Alluring ToolDance X1 Desktop CNC Mill, with a 5-Axis Option, Is Now on Kickstarter
  72. Relive the Dial-Up Era with This Raspberry Pi Modem
  73. Picothermal Turns Your Smartphone Into a Thermal Camera
  74. This Tiny Handheld Uses 165 LEDs as a Screen
  75. LattePanda Unveils the Intel Core Ultra X7-Powered Sigma 2 SBC
  76. Researchers Turn Paper, Bio-Oil Byproducts Into Strong, Stiff Carbon Fiber
  77. The Battery Pal Delivers Phone-Like Battery Charging, Monitoring, and Regulation to DIY Projects
  78. The Wristband That Knows What Your Fingers Are Doing
  79. Tiny Soft Robot Walks and Grips Without Motors
  80. Apple Proves the Rumors True, Launches a New HomeView, HomePod mini, Cameras, Thermostats, and More
  81. Run AI Faster on Almost Any GPU with ML Drift
  82. Wenzel Labs' bare_metal Is a Lattice iCE40 FPGA Board with a Twist: Four Transputational Bitstreams
  83. Bitmerse Opens Funding for the Romu, Its Tiny Raspberrry Pi RP2354-Based Take on the -omu Craze
  84. Putting The Matrix Falling Text on a Coffee Table
  85. September 2026 Open Hardware Certification Roundup
  86. Put AI on the Menu with This DIY Calorie Tracker
  87. Turning Up the Heat to Cool Down
  88. Good Luck Is Just One Click Away
  89. Selectric-256 Brings Encrypted Messaging to Vintage Computers
  90. Google Reverses Course, Launches the New Fitbit Edge Wearable with Full-Color AMOLED Display
  91. Soldered Electronics Aims to Deliver a Quick-Start Platform for OpenBMC Projects with the OmniMC
  92. V-Control's V-SoM Delivers Easy Prototyping for Power Electronics — Along with a Path to Production
  93. This Is Wii Bowling, But Real
  94. Even Antenna Adapters Can Run Doom Now
  95. Going to Great Depths to Map Lakebeds
  96. Giving the Nokia 3310 a New Lease on Life
  97. Don't Let Your Dash Cam Drain Your Battery
  98. A BBC Micro in the Palm of Your Hand
  99. Meta Brings Its Muse AI Agent to ESP32 and Raspberry Pi
  100. Rob Newport's Xerxes Home Lab Blade-ifies Raspberry Pi CM5, NVIDIA Jetson COMs for Neat Clusters
  101. Valve Releases Hardware Files, Including a KiCad Example, for Steam Frame Hardware and Accessories
  102. The Camera That Doesn’t Take Photos — It Finds Them
  103. AI at the Speed of Light
  104. Take Your IoT Projects Outdoors with M5Stack's ToughC5
  105. The $40 Gaming PC Built From a Broken Smartphone
  106. A Scientific Calculator for the Age of AI
  107. Don't Throw Away Your Old Phone — Build a Robot Instead
  108. Could You Operate This Ultra-Weird Calculator?
  109. Reject Modernity and Build an '80s Cell Phone
  110. Roughened Optical Fibers Turn Soft Sheets of Silicone Into Three-Dimensional Shape Sensors
  111. Raspberry Pi Dogfoods Its Boards, Connected to Home Assistant, As It Plans a Path to "Net Zero"
  112. Sipeed Opens Funding for the Third-Generation, Up-to-1.4GS/s Logic Analyzer: The SLogic32U3
  113. Fed Up with Kindle? Check Out This DIY eReader Alternative
  114. This Little Desk Robot Is the Perfect Distraction
  115. Amazon Announces New "Alexa Tablets" with Google Play — Calling Time on the Amazon Appstore
  116. Turn Almost Any USB-C Charger Into a Portable Bench Power Supply
  117. Toshiba Ups Its "Entry-Level" Game with New 120MHz Arm Cortex-M4-Based TXZ+ M4H Parts
  118. Say Hello to Q8botOne: The Wire-Free Quadruped Robot
  119. Union Strike Threat at Micron Could Mean More Electronics Price Hikes Are Around the Corner
  120. Amazon's Ring Unveils Its First Smart Lock — With a Hand-Crank Generator for When the Battery's Dead
  121. This Massive N64 Controller Actually Works
  122. This Little DIY Power Station Can Run a Desktop PC
  123. Can Atomically Thin Transistors Keep Moore’s Law Alive?
  124. This VR System Doesn't Need a Headset
  125. Two Years After Discontinuing the Classic Zilog Z80, Littelfuse Kills Off Its Remaining MCUs
  126. Stefan Bond's ATX Conversion Kit Brings Apple's Classic "Cheesegrater" Mac Pro Back Up to Date
  127. Leaks Point to a "Formal Reboot" for Apple's HomeKit, Including LG Partnership and a New Home Hub
  128. Modular Car Tires Could Cut Pollution and Save You Cash — While Sensors Deliver Smarter ADAS
  129. "CoughNet" Turns Microphone-Equipped Raspberry Pis Into Privacy-Preserving Cough Detection Systems
  130. Ditch Subscriptions with This Itty Bitty Internet Radio Device
  131. Build Your Own Pepper’s Ghost Monster Eye for Halloween
  132. ROSCon 2026: Turtles in Toronto
  133. Gecko-Inspired Climbing Suit Turns Glass Walls Into Ladders
  134. Raspberry Pi Desktop Gets a Debian Trixie Refresh — But Drops Support for 32-bit Systems
  135. The Hexa-Bouncer Plays Ping Pong With Itself
  136. Never Gonna Let You Down: Soft Robot Gripper Rotates Objects Without Dropping Them
  137. Game On: VENTUNO Q Turned Into a Gaming Rig
  138. RFOXiA Picks STMicroelectronics' STM32 to Build a Long-Range Bluetooth LE Module
  139. Omnivision Has Its Eye on Industrial Automation, Smart Vehicles, and Robotics with New Image Sensors
  140. Om Lahore's RemoveMacAI Opts Apple Users Out of the AI Bubble — And Saves Gigabytes of Space
  141. Daniel Nilsson Aims to Democratize Biophysical Research Instruments — Via Consumer-Grade 3D Printing
  142. This DIY System Automatically Measures Packages for Shipping
  143. OpenArm 2.0 Brings Capability Without the Risk
  144. This 3D-Printed Cement Stores Energy While Supporting a Building
  145. Give Your Old iPod Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB-C, and 2 TB of Storage
  146. This Brain-Inspired Camera Can See Through Dense Fog
  147. The Heathkit H8 Is Back as a Palm-Sized DIY Replica
  148. Protect Your Raspberry Pi 5 From Sudden Power Losses
  149. A Piece of Internet History Goes Up for Auction: A Packet Transmitted by RFC 1149 "Avian Carrier"
  150. Paul Loisil's TNY-360 Is an Open-Hardware Espressif ESP32-S3-Powered Robot Dog for Everyone
  151. Banana Pi Preps a New Compute Module Based Around the Low-Cost Allwinner H618 System-on-Chip
  152. Nabu Casa Seeks to Escape the Stink of "Big Tech" with a Cloudless Rebrand: Meet Home Assistant Link
  153. Building a Modern Scientific Calculator From Scratch
  154. An AI Toy That Doesn’t Need the Cloud
  155. Give Your Milled Parts Great Surface Finishes with the GritPlex Desktop Sandblaster
  156. Google Japan Is Back with Another Wild New Keyboard Concept
  157. These Wireless Earbuds Are Small Enough to Disappear Into Your Ear
  158. How Much Hardware Does Edge AI Really Need?
  159. Arduino VENTUNO Q Gives a DIY Instant Camera Local AI Powers
  160. This VR Headset Was Built From Scratch
  161. SPARK Microsystems Partners with SteelSeries to Deliver 8K-Polling LE-UWB Wireless Gaming Mice
  162. Pinetek Networks' IOL Core4 Module Brings IO-Link Support to the Raspberry Pi — And More
  163. The LocalDot Frees Your Third-Gen Amazon Echo Dot From Corporate Clutches, Links to Home Assistant
  164. James Bowman's SPIDriver Quattro Is Everything You Need to Debug and Diagnose SPI Bus Projects
  165. Building a Brain-Computer Interface From Scratch
  166. An Air-Gapped BIP39 Calculator for Crypto Seed Generation
  167. Turn a Cheap Webcam Into a Depth Camera
  168. The Venus Flytrap-Inspired Soft Robot That Doesn't Need Wires
  169. Arduino UNO Q Gives DOGZILLA S2 an AI Brain
  170. A Shockingly Powerful Boost Converter
  171. This Remote Control Is Nuts
  172. Microsoft, Positioning Windows as "the Best Place" to Run Linux Workloads, Launches WSL Containers
  173. NXP Brings the i.MX RT1186 "Crossover MCU" to Its FRDM Platform for Easy Industrial Automation
  174. Raspberry Pi Announces Another Price Hike, Adding $12.50 to the Raspberry Pi 4, 5 2GB Variants
  175. Efinix Goes 64-Bit with Its Latest Sapphire SoC FPGA Cores, Based on the RISC-V Architecture

September 2026

  1. Modernizing a Game Boy Color to Make It More Modern
  2. MIT Powers Aquatic Bot with Living Muscle
  3. Pala Note’s Second Version Is Closer to Being a Second Brain
  4. A Desktop-Style OS for the ESP32
  5. An Instant Rewind Button for 9 Workshop Cameras
  6. The Ducks Are in the Garage
  7. Anouk Wipprecht’s Newest Dress Will Hypnotize You
  8. Bring Receipts Next Time Your Boss Asks You If You Remembered to Git Commit
  9. Raspberry Pi Launches Its Intel SDM-Compatible, Sharp-Partnership Smart Display Module for CM5s
  10. This DIY Robot Can See and React to the World Around It
  11. The 8-Bit Computer You Wished You Had as a Kid
  12. Building a Fully Autonomous Submarine to Reach the Titanic
  13. Exploring the Reality of Designing and Manufacturing Your Own Custom Chips
  14. Putting AI Agents on a Leash
  15. Build and Program Your Own Smartwatch
  16. An 8-Bit Arduino Laptop
  17. Linking Medical Implants Through Human Tissue
  18. An E Ink Ship Tracker Is the Perfect Girlfriend Gift
  19. The DIY Alternative to Microduck
  20. A Tiny Microcontroller Build Revives Forgotten Computing History
  21. Run 15+ Retro Consoles on a $10 ESP32
  22. Tim Alex Jacobs' Latest FLIP Fluid Simulator Uses Flip-Dots for a Soothing Sound
  23. Building a Wireless Charger That Never Misses
  24. Drone Gets Radial Impellers, Still Flies Good
  25. IronEar Protects Your Home Without a Camera
  26. DirectHop Shows Tiny Robots Can Make Big Jumps
  27. Meta's Next-Gen Smart Glasses Start at $249
  28. This Is an Awesome PICO-8 Handheld Console Design
  29. You Can 3D Print This Cute Shiba Inu Desktop Pet
  30. HackMIT 2026: The Best Ideas Are Shared
  31. AI Meets Steampunk in Mind-Control Helmet
  32. Snapping Legs Help Tiny Robot Hop, Swim, and Climb
  33. An AI-Powered Shiba Inu That Dances and Talks
  34. Cheaply Recreating the Ugly Boston Dynamics Robot Hand
  35. This Ski Lift For Mice Is Actually a Practical Solution to a Real Problem
  36. Amphibious Snake Robot Adapts by Shifting Internal Water
  37. Self-Driving Comes to 1/48 Scale Trains
  38. Cable-Tethered Drones Morph to Tackle Complex Aerial Tasks
  39. Canonical Announces a Long-Term 15-Year Support Version of the Zephyr RTOS
  40. Snapmaker Opens a Beta for Snapmaker Space, a Place for Sharing Validated Multi-Material FFF Models
  41. Wayne Rasanen's DecaTxt Puts a Bluetooth Keyboard on Your Wrist — For Texting, VR, and More
  42. James Brown's Latest DIY 3D Display Gives an Early Mechanical TV Technology a Modern Twist
  43. The Maker’s Toolbox: Bambu Lab R1 CO2 Laser Cutter Review
  44. Researchers Eavesdrop on Headphones Using Radio Signals
  45. Hacking a 4G Hotspot Into a Pocket Linux Computer
  46. Quectel Wants to Make Smart Cameras Simple with Its New Quad-Core SE200ZX-AP Module
  47. Signals Circuits Sudo-Pi Zer0 Turns a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W Into a Compact Handheld Linux Terminal
  48. A Robotic Hand That Crawls on Its Own Fingers
  49. Solar Cell Efficiency Just Got Snapped — With a Modified Consumer-Grade Camera
  50. Soulart's Stations Deliver High-Precision Marker-Free Full-Body Tracking for VR — with More to Come
  51. This Single-Motor Drone Flies Like a Maple Seed
  52. Running Flagship AI Models on Legacy Server Hardware
  53. Superboard 2040 Puts a Logic Analyzer on Your Dev Board
  54. Mark Rober Built a Casino Just to See If Engineers Could Cheat It
  55. This Unique Macropad Controls Everything Without a PC
  56. This Jumping Cube Performs a Physics-Defying Stunt
  57. The Resizable Robotic Fish Built for Any Body of Water
  58. A Digital Audio Player Hidden Inside a Cassette Tape
  59. Nordic's Latest Entry-Level nRF54L Packs Bluetooth LE, Thread, Zigbee, and Matter Support
  60. Prusa Promises Lighter Prints for Drones, Insulation, and More with Its Prusament PLA Lightweight
  61. Raspberry Pi Desktop, the Long-Abandoned Linux Distro for Non-Raspberry Pi Hardware, May Return Soon
  62. This Guy Released a Diagnostic Interface for a Jaguar Almost Nobody Owns
  63. SID SYNTH Turns Vintage C64s Into Live Synthesizers
  64. This ESP32 Handheld Sends Off-Grid Texts
  65. BE-IIS' GMSL2 Camera HAT Gives Your Raspberry Pi 5 Long-Range Low-Latency Camera Connections
  66. ENILINX's TICKEY Is a Modos-Driven, Espressif ESP32-S3-Powered Smart Ticket-Shaped ePaper Display
  67. Massimo Banzi, Andrea Richetta Promise to Showcase the Arduino UNO Q's Smarts in a Live Build
  68. Why Has No One Thought to Let Robot Grippers Slip?
  69. Maybe You Can 3D Print with Any UV Printer
  70. Track Storms at a Glance with the Pi Rain Radar Project
  71. Linux 6.11 on an ESP32-S3 Microcontroller
  72. Raspberry Pi's Desktop Environment Gets an — Optional — Modernization Upgrade with New Icon Dock
  73. Tektronix Launches the DPO718AX, a Mind-Boggling Eight-Channel 25GHz Digital Storage Oscilloscope
  74. Creality Unveils Its First "KliTek" Nozzle-Changing 3D Printer: the Four-Nozzle Creality K3
  75. A Cool New Way to Make Custom LED Display
  76. This Cyberdeck Puppet Is Whimsy Overload
  77. Smart Home Control Gets Physical
  78. The First Healthware Certifications Roundup
  79. Computer Vision Detects 3D Printing Defects in Real-Time
  80. Bolt Industries' New Trainer Boards Put Your Knowledge of Ohm's Law to the Test
  81. Cloudy with a Chance of Space Stations
  82. Seeed Studio Expands Its Compact Smart Display Range with New XIAO ESP32S3-Powered Wi-Fi Models
  83. Valve Opens Sign-Ups for the Steam Frame, Telegraphs a Desire to Build a Full VR Ecosystem
  84. This Person Built a Quad-Sensor Camera Specifically to Capture Wigglegrams
  85. This DIY Wireless Flash Drive Could Enhance Your Workflow
  86. A $50 Feather-Compatible FPGA for Makers
  87. Bringing DECtalk Speech Synthesis to the Apple II
  88. Turbo Boosts CircuitPython Performance Up to 20x
  89. Mecha Systems Delays the Comet Handheld Again, Opens New Pre-Orders with a January 2027 Target
  90. 3devo's Filament Maker X10 Can Turn Waste Materials Into 1kg Filament Spools Every 40 Minutes
  91. James Lewis Lets You Get Artsy with Your Signal Generation, Right in Your Browser: Meet ArbDraw
  92. Flexible 3D-Printed Parts Can Now Track Their Own Movement
  93. Teaching Humanoid Robots to Move Like Us
  94. This Virtual Aquarium Is Driven by a Tiny LLM
  95. Flashforge Gears Up to Release the “World’s First” Desktop Full-Color 3D Printer
  96. Giving the NES the CD Drive It Never Needed
  97. Stop Doomscrolling to Keep This Virtual Pet Alive
  98. How Thin Can a Motor Get?
  99. GlitchCaster Turns 3D Printers Into Automated Fault Injectors
  100. Seeed Studio Partners with TinyGo to Design, Launch a Starter Kit Built Around the XIAO ESP32C3
  101. Renesas Expands Its RZ/G System-on-Chip Family with HMI, IoT-Focused RZ/G3L and RZ/G3SE
  102. Morse Micro Launches New Dongles in a Bid to Bring Wi-Fi HaLow "Onto Everyday Devices"
  103. Alif Semi Lowers the Barrier to Entry for Ensemble, Balletto TinyML Projects with New $49 StartKits
  104. Inverse Kinematics for a Tentacle Robot
  105. Fume Extractor Automatically Engages When the Air Gets Dirty
  106. Robot Learns to Fold Laundry in a Day
  107. VolAnti Uses Sound to Spot Invisible Fiber-Optic Drones
  108. This Handheld Cyberdeck Has an M4 Mac mini Inside
  109. Pamir AI Launches the Lapis One Linux Computer
  110. BirdWeather's Bat Edition PUC Monitors the Ultrasonic to Detect and Identify Bats and Their Habits
  111. Analog Devices Bolsters Its "Physical Intelligence" Plans, Splashes $1.35B on Alif Semiconductor
  112. Looking to Make Your CrossPoint-Running Xteink X3 Easier to Use? Turn It Into a "Printer"
  113. Hardkernel Responds to Climbing Memory Prices with a 2GB Cost-Reduced ODROID-M1S Lite
  114. Prusa's New ColorMix Filaments Deliver Up to 105 Distinct Shades for Your FFF Prints
  115. Seeed's XIAO nRF52840 Plus Powers a New Family of Tiny, Smart, BLE-Connected IPS TFT Displays
  116. ESP32 Mod Adds Offline Voice Control to Your Shower
  117. Arduview Is the Transparent Arduboy You Definitely Want Now
  118. Three Years of Experience Went Into This Robotic Arm Redesign
  119. This Smart Picture Frame Shows You Which Birds Are Outside
  120. Gone with the Wind? Not This Self-Balancing Drone-Powered Pole
  121. Obsolete HP MicroServer Revived with Raspberry Pi CM5
  122. A Compact Relay Board for Space-Constrained IoT Builds
  123. Build a Digital Signal Generator with an AVR Microcontroller
  124. Track Down Your Misplaced Phone Instantly with an ESP32
  125. HW Media Lab's Open-Hardware DockFrame Gives Spare Framework Expansion Cards a Home — And More
  126. Firehat Brings Back IEEE 1394 FireWire for Digital Video Work — As a Raspberry Pi 5-Compatible HAT
  127. The ESP32 Bus Expander Gives Geo TP's ESP32 Bit Pirate a Wealth of New IoT Capabilities
  128. Dhruv Kumar's Digital Aquarium Goes Large — And Interactive: Meet the Livegrid Aura
  129. Save the Multitools!
  130. The LattePanda Mu Ultra Brings Intel's Core Ultra 5, 7 to the Intelligent Edge
  131. ESP32 Meets Brass Frame in This One-of-a-Kind Handheld
  132. The Songbird Puts Teensy 4.1-Compatible Audio Processing in the Palm of Your Hand
  133. GritPlex Puts Fully-Enclosed, Dust-Free Sandblasting Right on Your Desk
  134. The Smart Storage System That Counts Your Parts for You
  135. M5Stack Brings Back Its Faces Platform to Turn Cores Into Modular, Battery-Backed Handheld Gadgets
  136. Seeed Studio Squeezes Up to 30 GPIO Pins Into Its Smallest Board Footprint
  137. Astrall Dynamics' Hypertron-T01 Is Hot Stuff — As It Puts Out Fires with Its Powerful Water Cannon
  138. From Pac-Man to Audio Visualizers: This Pixel Clock Does It All
  139. Running Generative AI on a $1 Raspberry Pi Chip
  140. This Mini PC Cyberdeck Runs Its Own Self-Contained Internet
  141. Turn Your NES Into a Live Flight Tracker
  142. Using LEGO to Build a Wildly Unique Rotary Drum Machine
  143. This Solar-Powered System Brings Lead-Acid Batteries Back to Life
  144. Can an Open Source AI Model Help a DIY Robot Pick Up Your Laundry?
  145. This Neural Network Runs Without a CPU or Operating System
  146. A Robot Dog Built From Scratch
  147. Arduino's Long Move Away From Arm's MbedOS Culminates in the Zephyr RTOS Core's 1.0.0 Release
  148. $10 Microcontroller Runs a 135M-Parameter LLM Entirely Locally
  149. Seeed Studio Targets Computer Vision Projects with the Rockchip RK3576-Powered reComputer Dev Kit
  150. Olimex Launches the Apple II-Inspired, Open-Hardware Neo6502kbd Retro Wedge Computer
  151. Add Custom Splash Screens to Your Raspberry Pi Builds with Thomas Griffiths' Splash Asm
  152. The “Beverage Barge” Saves Swimmers From Thirst
  153. Upgrading a Robot Arm with a New Arduino VENTUNO Q Brain
  154. Hack Your Treadmill with AI and an Arduino
  155. This PC Is Hiding Inside a Working Computer Mouse
  156. Build Your Own Retro Handheld With the New $29 Arduboy Jr
  157. Your AI Coding Assistant Just Got a Body
  158. XLaserlab's X1 LITE Puts Laser Cutting, Welding, and Cleaning On Anyone's Desk
  159. Petoi's Quaddle Is a Tiny, Foldable, Smart Introduction to Microcontroller-Powered Robotics
  160. AMD's Permissive-License Mini-ISP Is a Tiny Image Signal Processor for UltraScale+ and Newer FPGAs
  161. Quantum Tunneling Transistors Could Deliver a Big Boost to Energy Efficiency in Microchips
  162. Is Your Refrigerator Running?
  163. Desktop WALL-E Robot Talks, Sees, and Roams
  164. AI-Powered Robot Learns to Run and Jump Just Like a Dog
  165. Pixel-Perfect HDMI Output for the CoCo 2
  166. The CSA Opens Certification for Suzi, Zigbee's Sub-Gigahertz Mesh IoT Sibling
  167. Seeed Delivers Data to Green-Fingered Gardeners with the New SenseCAP Combo 4G Environmental Sensor
  168. Josef Prusa Celebrates 15 Years Since Slic3r's Launch with a Public Preview of PrusaSlicer 3.0
  169. Qualcomm Adds New Dragonwing Chips to Its Intelligent Internet of Things Portfolio: Q-2390, IQ-2390
  170. Athom Circles Around Smart Home User Interface Design with Its New Homey Portal
  171. This Redditor Built Their Own Colorimeter
  172. This Beautiful 6502 Toggle Computer Was Built with a Makera Z1
  173. AI Decodes Mechanical Keyboards by Ear
  174. Drones Learn to Perch by Touch
  175. This PCB Business Card Uses NFC Power to Animate 21 LEDs
  176. New Speaker Tech Beams Private Audio Without Headphones
  177. Kai Gossner's GPIBee Can Now Act as a Web Interface for Even the Oldest HP Bus-Compatible Instrument
  178. anaWire's Conduit Delivers a SYZYGY-Compliant Integration Platform Built on an Efinix Trion FPGA
  179. The Grapple Probe Lets You Wrestle with Debugging Without Risking a Release of the Magic Smoke
  180. Tiwaz Is More Than an STMicro STM32-Powered Mechanical Keyboard: It's Two Keyboards, Plus Joysticks
  181. Why Use Two Wires When You Can Transmit Electricity with One?

August 2026

  1. This Electronic Scissor Jack Lifts a Camera
  2. A Vein-Scanning Biometric Door Lock You Can Build Yourself
  3. MIT Redesigned Heavy Machinery Controls
  4. Arduboy Goes Full Color with the CHGame Rev0 Handheld
  5. A Film-Free Instant Camera Powered by E Ink Cartridges
  6. The Maker’s Toolbox: xTool M2 Laser Machine Review
  7. Wireless Mountain Bike Brakes Make Stopping a Subscription Service
  8. 3D-Printed Metamaterials That Think While They Transform
  9. This “Flip-Squisk” Display Is Nothing Like a Flip-Disc Display
  10. Your Worst Nightmare Just Became a First Responder’s Best Friend
  11. This Pot Lid Turns the Steam Into Electricity
  12. This E Ink Pager Has a Direct Line to Claude
  13. Simplifying Google’s Gemma Translator
  14. Track Weather Anywhere with WeatherXM’s New Solar-Powered LoRa Station
  15. This Computer Lives By the Flame
  16. That’s No Router! That’s a Clock!
  17. 1989 Mac SE/30 Runs AI Transformer
  18. NVIDIA Eyes $12.9B Hugging Face Acquisition
  19. Banana Pi Launches 15-TOPS Board for Vision AI Applications
  20. If You Missed the High Boy Kickstarter, You Can Now Pledge on Indiegogo
  21. AI Token Usage At a Glance with a Handy Homemade “Fuel Gauge”
  22. Claude Sonnet Takes the Wheel in Doom
  23. This Homemade Device Prevents Duplicate Parts Orders
  24. New Semiconductor Material Rewrites Chip Properties with Light
  25. The Apple Mactini Just Became a Real Computer
  26. A Working Mazda Suitcase Car
  27. A Refreshing Experiment in DIY PLC Design
  28. You Can Extract 3D Data From a Photo Taken on a Camera with No Lens
  29. Say Hello to the NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano 2
  30. Microduck Wants to Make Physical AI Easy
  31. Arduino Opens Pre-Orders for the Powerful VENTUNO Q, Its Second UNO-Branded Single-Board Computer
  32. Gertieboard Is an IBM PC/XT Clone That Blends Vintage and Modern Hardware
  33. I Promise You’ll Like This Pneumatic Soft Dot Display
  34. Is it Good or Bad That Comcast Added Motion-Sensing to Your Xfinity Router?
  35. The New Morpho UV Printer Is Blowing Up on Kickstarter
  36. The RF Magic Behind ExpressLRS
  37. Swift Is a Custom 1S FPV Quadcopter Built for Ultra-Long Range
  38. The 64-Pixel Display Powered Entirely by Air
  39. Open Source Firmware Frees the Litter-Robot 4 From the Cloud
  40. This Entire Cyberdeck Fits Inside of an Altoids Tin
  41. The 3D-Printed E-Skin Giving Prosthetics a Sense of Touch
  42. Myo Action Augmentation Tech Forces Your Muscles to React More Quickly
  43. West of House on a Steam Controller?!
  44. Make Any Bench Power Supply Programmable with PSU-EXT
  45. Bringing PCI Bus Support to the Classic Motorola 68000
  46. A Real BBS Running on an 8 KB Casio Calculator
  47. These Drones Are Like Sensor-Laden Ticks for Icebergs
  48. This Spinny Blinky Stick Is Like a Handheld PoV Display
  49. Centuries-Old Artistry Joins Modern Tech to Honor the Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix in Zandvoort
  50. A PoV Display That Was Born to Rickroll
  51. Printable Tiles Double Wireless Speeds
  52. Semtech Completes the LoRa Plus Hat-Trick, as the LR2012 and LR2022 Join the LR2021 in Production
  53. StarFive Targets High-Performance Compute Workloads with Its New Dubhe-100 RISC-V Core Design
  54. MIT Scientists Build Computer Circuits Out of Living Bacteria
  55. NVIDIA Announces End of Life for the Jetson AGX Xavier, Xavier NX Families
  56. The RFGEN44 Packs a Microchip PIC16 and Analog's ADF4351 Into a Compact, Open Signal Generator
  57. Takamori Robot's HIRO Is a Second-Generation Raspberry Pi Pico 2-Powered DIY Robot Kit
  58. Arduino Cloud Gains Multi-Page Dashboards, Device Locking, and App Lab Integration
  59. This Dream Monitor Accepts Any Input
  60. Clough42’s Beautiful Electromechanical GPS Clock Isn’t Really Electromechanical
  61. DIYPod Shuffle Brings Back What We All Loved
  62. When You Put Your Phone Down, This Sculpture Starts Listening
  63. Turn Any Microcontroller Into an IoT Device
  64. Everypin's PwrBlock 323 Delivers a Programmable Power Supply for Automated Test Rigs
  65. XO5 Labs Aims to Take the Stink Out of Using the EufyMake E1 UV Printer with Its LumiMask Enclosure
  66. Nordic Semiconductor's nRF93M1 DK Makes Terrestrial Cellular, Satellite IoT Accessible to All
  67. Teaching Drones to Play Tag Like a Puppy Could Deliver a Big Boost in Autonomy
  68. Raspberry Pi Dances a Jig to Speed Up Mass Programming of Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5s
  69. An Affordable Way to Build Your Own Rotating Welding Table
  70. This Y2K-Styled Music Sequencer Lives on the Wrist
  71. Watti Is a Futuristic Desk Lamp with Personality
  72. The BrainBoard1500 Brings Neuromorphic AI to Embedded Systems
  73. Quectel Targets Premium 4G, Entry-Level 5G with New SH602FA and SE505FE Cellular IoT Modules
  74. Prusa Promises Improved 3D Printing From a Wholly Refreshed Hardware Lineup, Teases PrusaSlicer 3.0
  75. Co-Designed Hardware and Algorithms Are Shrinking AI
  76. Sirojudin Munir Releases a Clever STMicro STM32-Powered FOC Motor Driver Under a Permissive License
  77. Sierra’s Classic Adventures Are Finally Coming to the Commodore 64
  78. PINE64 Calls Time on the Linux Hardware Market, Ceases Production Until the AI Bubble Bursts
  79. This Thing Solves Communication for Married Introverts
  80. Agentic AI Is Coming for Your CPUs
  81. Supercharging the Classic Arduino Nano Form Factor
  82. AirForce Turns Inflatable Tubes Into Robotic Structures
  83. Ploopy Prepares to Launch the A+ Trackball, a 3D-Printable Pointing Device with a Twist — Or Two
  84. Runar Tenfjord Releases an Open Dev Board for the STMicro STM32C5 — With Oberon-2 Support
  85. Upgrade Your Pi Zero Setup With This $35 Mini UPS
  86. Axiometa Brings Its Solderless Modular AX22 Prototyping Standard to Seeed's XIAO Ecosystem
  87. Tom Jennings' Friendly fZ80, an Emulated Digital CP/M and MP/M Z80 Machine, Goes Up for Sale
  88. ETH Zurich’s Underwater Drone Maps Lake Ice From Below
  89. My Experience at the InfiMaker K1 Five-Axis CNC Launch Event
  90. Build Your Own 6-DoF Spatial Stylus for $155
  91. NXP Promises to Secure the Industrial Edge with New MCX A5 Microcontrollers
  92. The .Beat Goes On
  93. These 3D-Printed "Microflier" Drones Are Powered, and Controlled, By Sound Alone
  94. Redesigning Fiber Optics From the Inside Out
  95. Attracted to Energy Efficiency? Nanomagnetic Breakthrough Could Deliver Greener Computing
  96. Adafruit Takes a Deep Breath, Releases a Sensirion SCD43-Powered STEMMA QT CO₂ Sensor Board
  97. Your Old Wii Remote Can Now Control Your Smart Home
  98. The $50 DIY Sonos Killer
  99. Jordan Matelsky Has Been Making Holograms — WIth Upcycled CD Cases and a Pen Plotter
  100. Flipper Devices' Pavel Zhovner Details Flipper OS, the Modular Platform Driving the Flipper One
  101. WCH Electronics' CH32V407 Packs Vector Extensions for a Speed Boost — Plus Optional PSRAM
  102. Google Launches Its First In-House Tracking Tag — With Bluetooth 6.0 Channel Sounding
  103. Sweet Freedom!
  104. The First Official ESPHome Starter Kit Launches Today
  105. XCORE-VISION Hits the Sweet Spot for Computer Vision Applications
  106. Arduino's Latest Update Writes Your Code for You
  107. LightMake Lays Claim to the "World's First" Four-Head FFF 3D Printer with Direct-Drive Linear Motors
  108. Forlinx Embedded Targets Reliable Industrial Automation with New TI AM62L32-Powered SBC
  109. A New Lidar Sensor Could Check Electric Cars for Gas Leaks, Temperature, and More, Researchers Say
  110. MIKROE's Click Ecosystem Grows to 2,000 Boards with the Launch of the NXP-Powered RTC 27 Click
  111. Muse Glimmer Keeps Your Data Out of the Cloud
  112. Rapid PCB Prototyping Has Arrived on Your Desktop
  113. A Tabletop Arcade Built to Show Off
  114. The Minimal Phone 2 Brings Back the Physical Keyboard — To Minimize Modern Distractions
  115. Smartwatches Can Now Read Your Hand Gestures
  116. Eugene Lubliner's LCARS-Inspired User Interface Brings a Star Trek Feel to Pi-hole Servers
  117. An Out of this World Experience as Crowd Supply Teardown Takes Over Jupiter
  118. Alignment-Flipping Liquid-Crystal Ink Delivers 3D-Printable Programmable, Flexible Soft Actuators
  119. Jimmy Paputto's M.2 M HAT for the Raspberry Pi 5 Does One Job, and Does It Well
  120. Teaching College Physics with Micro:bits and 3D Prints
  121. This “Infinite Range” RC Car Explores the World
  122. This Distraction-Free E Ink Journal Is Built for Focused Writing
  123. The ThinkNode M9 Keeps You Connected Off-Grid
  124. Ben Eater's Digital Clock Uses AC Power for Timing
  125. This $6 RISC-V Dev Board Fits Entirely Inside Your USB Port
  126. The ESP32 Bit Pirate Project Gets In-Browser Web App Support, LoRa Mode — And Promises More to Come
  127. iLabs' Challenger+ RP2350 NB-IoT Puts Low-Power Long-Range IoT Connectivity on Any Breadboard
  128. RAKwireless' WisGate Connect Router Turns a Raspberry Pi CM4/CM5 Into an Industrial Edge Router
  129. Makerfabs Promises a Three-Minute Path to High-Accuracy Positioning with the MaTouch ESP32-S3 MaUWB
  130. Water Cooling a GPU Without a Cold Plate
  131. Learn How to Transmit Analog Video on a Laser Beam
  132. Are Two E Ink Screens Better Than One?
  133. LILYGO Packs LoRa, GPS, and Solar Into a $58 Credit Card-Sized Device
  134. A Wearable Ultrasound Patch That Supercharges REM Sleep
  135. Stop Whining!
  136. This Stealthy USB Drive Hides Encrypted Data in Plain Sight
  137. Cale Loveridge's MiniPin Pinball Machines Are Printable on Almost Any 3D Printer — With One Spool
  138. Looking to Boost Your Software's Performance? Crack an egg, Researchers Say
  139. Flapping-Wing Drones Get a Stability Boost Thanks to Careful Monitoring and a "Disturbance Observer"
  140. MartyPC Creator Daniel Balsom Turns Emojis Into Working Executable Files for MS-DOS Systems
  141. Weather Balloons Are Getting a Second Life at Sea
  142. The Mini Fridge That Runs Away From You
  143. This Is a DIY Power Supply… and Signal Generator… and Logic Probe… and...
  144. Gemma Translator Brings Completely Offline AI Translation to Raspberry Pi 5
  145. This Real-Life Bouncing DVD Screensaver Is 3D-Printable
  146. Long-Term AI Memory with Zero Token Overhead
  147. Espressif Sets ESP RainMaker Free, Releases Permissively-Licensed ESP RainMaker Neo
  148. NXP's FRDM i.MX 95 Pro Brings Plenty of Compute, Memory to Bear on Edge Workloads
  149. Toshiba's TXZ+ M4V Security-Focused Microcontrollers Now Shipping, in Engineering Sample Form
  150. Antmicro Adds to Its Open Hardware Portfolio, Releases KiCad Sources for a Thunderbolt 10GbE NIC
  151. Why Practice When You Can Build a Motorized Badminton Racket?
  152. CtrlVibe Takes on Codex Micro
  153. Klingon Meets TinyML
  154. eSun Aims to Make Your Next FFF 3D Print Smell Delicious, Using Its New PLA-Coffee Filament
  155. The LoRa Alliance Adds New Specifications for Easier Provisioning of LoRaWAN IoT Nodes
  156. Creality's Pika Puts a Dual-Mode Laser/NIR 3D Scanner in Your Pocket — With Gaussian Splatting Soon
  157. ShiftLens Turns 3D-Printed Objects Into Smart Displays — No Electronics Required
  158. Espressif Launches the ESP32-C61-MINI Module Family for Budget-Conscious Wi-Fi 6, BLE, Matter Work
  159. SiLabs Unveils the BG2B Bluetooth 6 Low Energy System-on-Chip — Its Lowest-Power Series 2 Part Yet
  160. This ESP32-Based PCIe Card Powers on a PC Remotely
  161. TinyTouch Gives Mac Users Touch ID Without the Apple Markup
  162. This 7:1 Scale 16x2 Character LCD Is a Thing of Beauty
  163. MIT Moves Beyond Silicon with Molecular Chips
  164. An Entire Retro Gaming System Inside an NES Gamepad
  165. This DIY Robot Will Haul Your Beach Gear For You
  166. Wait, Stewart Platforms Can Walk Now?!
  167. Workbench Upgrade Automates Testing Routines to Improve Lab Efficiency
  168. The Terrifying New Robot Built to Save Lives
  169. This Radar Sensor Monitors Muscles Through the Skin
  170. Seeed Studio's reCamera Pro Makes On-Device AI Faster and Easier
  171. NXP Announces Its Latest Low-Power IoT Wi-Fi 6 and BLE Microcontroller Module: The RW610FML
  172. This DIY Apollo DSKY Brings Moonshot Tech to Your Desk
  173. Looking to Increase the Strength of Your 3D-Printed PLA Parts? Give Them a Shake, Researchers Say
  174. The DEF CON 34 Badge Packs a Surprise: Andrew "bunnie" Huang's "Mostly-Open" Baochip-x1
  175. BrisbaneSilicon's ELM11 Feather, a Lua-Native Dual-Core FPGA Dev Board, Opens Crowdfunding
  176. Aliensense's NXS Board Turns mikroBUS Clicks and Cameras Into Long-Distance Robot Sensor Nodes
  177. Running a 28.9M Parameter LLM on an $8 Microcontroller
  178. Luxonis M8 Box: Edge AI Meets Industrial Control

July 2026

  1. These DIY Robot Legs Are Awesome, Even Without a Torso
  2. This 3D Printing Method Might Be the Easiest Way to Get a Functional PCB
  3. The Pocket-Sized Panel Built to Simplify Your Workbench
  4. Slow Down for These Hyper-Realistic Mini Traffic Barrels
  5. Control Any Computer at the Hardware Level with ESP-KVM
  6. Arduino's Zephyr RTOS-Based Cores Exit Beta, with "Legacy" Mbed Cores to Be Deprecated
  7. Espressif's ESP32-S31 Dual-Core Edge-Smarts Microcontroller Hits the Mainstream, Launches at $4.51
  8. The Maker’s Toolbox: HTVRONT D2 DTF Printer + A100 Auto Heat Press Review
  9. The New Sovol M1D Combines IDEX with Tool Changing
  10. Output Full-HD Video to a Monitor From a Raspberry Pi Pico or ESP32 Over USB
  11. Open Sauce 2026 Recap
  12. Laser Tech Powers Drones Wirelessly
  13. A Full-Stack Platform for Wearable Development
  14. A Spider-Inspired Robot Built to Save Drowning Victims
  15. Are Tubes the Future of 3D Printing?
  16. InMachines Launches Their Open Source Piccola Desktop CNC Mill
  17. This Haptic Wearable Delivers Hazard Warnings You Can’t Ignore
  18. Brain-Inspired Chip Cures AI’s Memory Problem
  19. A Touchpad for Your Mouth
  20. Run a Local LLM on Raspberry Pi’s Bare Metal — Linux Not Necessary
  21. Open RC Spotter Logs All of Your Data. No, Like, ALL of It
  22. FROM SCREENS TO SHOW FLOORS: How Open Sauce 2026 Brought the Hackster Community to Life
  23. Scanwheel Recreates the Spirit of Mechanical Television in a Tiny Spinny Package
  24. M5Stack’s New PowerHub IoT Dev Kit Looks Super Useful
  25. Elegoo’s New H1 HT Filament Dryer Addresses Centauri Carbon 2 Concerns
  26. Build Your Very Own UK Train Departure Schedule Display
  27. FalconS1 Pro Brings Fast, Local Edge AI to Industrial Automation
  28. Wearable Patch Tracks Brain’s Nightly Maintenance
  29. Turn a Raspberry Pi Into a Portable Commodore 64
  30. MNT Pulls the Keyboard, Trackball From Its Pocket Reform to Grace Even the Tiniest of Desks
  31. HeyGears' New G1X UV 3D Printer Can Mix More Than 10 Million Colors for Brighter 3D Prints
  32. The Open Home Foundation Invites All to Try Out the Home Assistant Device Database — In Preview Form
  33. Local AI Turns a Dumb Gas Meter Into a Smart One
  34. SmartMicroOptics Is Back to Give You a Window Into the Microscopic with New DIPLE-E, DIPLE-P Gadgets
  35. Build a Privacy-Focused Smart Doorbell with Arduino
  36. Sfera Labs' New Strato Pi Plus Puts a Raspberry Pi 5 Edge Server in Your DIN-Rail Setup
  37. Armaan Gomes and Friends Deliver Playable Doom on a Whole New Platform: A Custom RISC-V CPU
  38. Icy Electronics' nRF54L15 Discovery Board Comes with a Bundled CMSIS-DAP Programmer/Debugger
  39. Seeed Studio Launches Its Next-Gen Tracker, the SenseCAP MeshTracker X1, with Semtech LR2021 Chip
  40. An OpenAI Agent Escaped Its Sandbox to Attack Hugging Face
  41. This Arduino UNO Q-Based Handheld Console Uses Only Off-the-Shelf Components
  42. Firewall3D Aims to Protect Your 3D Printer Against Attacks From Malicious Firmware
  43. Mogozen Shows Off the Latest CG Deck Prototypes as the Project Heads to Crowdfunding
  44. Spare Me the Invoice: $1,600 DIY Bowling System Beats $120K Quote
  45. An Antique Lamp That Responds to Your Every Move
  46. NVIDIA Hikes Jetson Pricing by Up to 101%, As the Company Gets Caught Out By Its Own AI Bubble
  47. This 3D-Printable WorkBox Delivers an Enclosed Workspace for Messy Projects — On Home 3D Printers
  48. The Flip Phone Is Back
  49. New Approach Promises Ultra-Low-Power Task-Agnostic Optical Neural Networks for Embedded Vision
  50. The BloomBeacon Uses Persistence-of-Vision to Produce On-Demand Floating Touchscreens
  51. The Popular Chitu PlateCycler Is Coming to the Bambu A1
  52. The Prusa Nextruder’s Built-In Sensor Can Handle Pressure Advance Calibration
  53. This Modded Multimeter Streams Its Screen Straight to Your Browser
  54. Raspberry Pi Scales Up, Launches the Bigger Touch Display 2 10" Portrait
  55. Arduino Turns the UNO Q Into a Retro Gaming Powerhouse with New Arcade Bundle
  56. The Software Revolution Has Come for Optics
  57. AMD Extends Edge AI Push with New Ryzen AI Embedded Processors
  58. Ruhrbot Labs' 2K-Buddy Takes the Guesswork Out of Two-Part Polymer Mixing, Dispensing
  59. Globalscale Technologies' Case8 Cyberdeck Targets Gaming, Home Automation, and Education
  60. Geniatech Targets Industrial Smarts with the Raspberry Pi CM5-Compatible XPI-3576-CM5 Module
  61. Gone, But Far From Forgotten: Remembering the Zilog Z80 at 50
  62. Earn Your Junk Food with This Step-Counting Lock Box
  63. Telling Time Through Literature
  64. The Chrome Dinosaur Game Gets Its Own Arcade Cabinet
  65. Collabora Releases First 64-Bit Arm Arch Linux Packages As It Prepares for Valve's Steam Frame VR
  66. Olimex's PICO-EVB Turns a Raspberry Pi Pico Into an Arduino, MicroPython Mini-PLC
  67. Embedded Arena Uses Hardware Feedback to Perfect Edge AI Models
  68. A New Control System Unifies Robot Walking, Running, and Jumping
  69. This Smartwatch Buzzes Every Time Someone Lies
  70. NVIDIA Unveils Smaller, More Efficient Jetson Modules
  71. Now You See It, Now You Don’t: This New Drone Spins Itself Invisible
  72. A Custom Security Camera Built for Complete Privacy
  73. Glyph Is the Missing Link Between XR Glasses and the Real World
  74. OpenAI's Codex Micro Is a $230 Physical Controller for AI Agents
  75. Colorful Tattoos That Monitor Your Heart and Brain
  76. This E Ink Typewriter Has Some Very Fun Extra Features
  77. This ‘50s Camera Body Hides a Modern Chromatic Surprise
  78. The Weatherproof, Dust-Busting Arduino-Powered Solar Panel
  79. Voice Control Goes Ultra-Low-Cost with Moonshine Micro
  80. Your Next Health Tracker Could Be a Piece of String
  81. Dragon Labs Launches the CR-8 Eight-Channel Coherent SDR
  82. This Smart Ventilation System Automatically Keeps the Workshop Fresh
  83. Pinch Is a 32-Bit Arduino-Compatible Dev Board That is Practically Microscopic
  84. Manage Arduino, ESP-IDF, and PlatformIO Projects From the Terminal
  85. This DIY E Ink Display Brings Local Bird Sightings to Your Wall
  86. The Solar Devboard V1 Keeps Remote Sensors Alive
  87. You Can Drive Five Monitors with a Commodore 128
  88. An Input Device Designed Specifically for Vibe Coding
  89. This Calculator Has the Most Fascinating Electromechanical Display You’ll Ever See
  90. Finally, True Privacy for Voice Assistants
  91. This Robot Is Part Bird, Part Sub
  92. Cut the Cord with the NOA CORE100 Wireless Charging Kit
  93. A Raspberry Pi 5 Handheld That Replaces Plastic with Brass
  94. This Camera Robot Follows You Anywhere to Get the Perfect Shot
  95. This DIY Digicam Looks Like It Belongs on the USCSS Nostromo
  96. 3D Stacking Tech Packs 4x More Compute Power Into Tiny Chips
  97. Open Book Touch Is a $149 Anti-Tablet Built Just for Reading
  98. This Giant ATmega Chip Won’t Run Code, But It Will Charge Your Phone
  99. This Homebrew Apple II Is Even Better Than It Looks
  100. This 3D-Printed Motorcycle Fits in a Suitcase
  101. Sneaky Wildfires Can’t Hide From This Rotating UV Flame Scanner
  102. QuadRF: The Open Source RF Camera That Lets You See Wi-Fi Signals
  103. Non-Cellular 5G Networks Simplified
  104. An Open Source Mini Computer Done Right
  105. This DIY LED Wall Is Scalable to Any Size
  106. This Mini Battery-Powered Power Supply Is Perfect for Tiny Benches Everywhere
  107. This DIY Smartwatch Gives You Total Control
  108. Build Your Own SteamVR-Compatible AR Headset
  109. The Elephant in the Robot: EleTac Uses a Camera for a Gentler Touch
  110. The PocketMage Crowdfunding Campaign Is Finally Underway
  111. This Smart Power Distribution System Keeps the Bench Tidy
  112. PiZZa Turns Your Raspberry Pi SBC Into a Powerful Arduino
  113. New u-blox F11 Platform Promises Dual-Band GPS Accuracy at Half the Power
  114. Talking Batteries Could Prevent Catastrophic Meltdowns
  115. Bitluni Hacked Together a DIY 8,192-Core GPU
  116. The Pic-O-Pocket Puts a Game Console on Your Keychain
  117. The Watch That Doesn't Tell Time
  118. Son Modifies Industrial Robot to Take His Father Places Wheelchairs Can't
  119. Ropixon's AT-USB Dongle Simplifies LoRa Development
  120. The Adiuvo Explorer Board Aims to Make FPGA Development Easier
  121. The Tech Keeping Damaged Drones in the Air
  122. ARDEP Takes the Pain Out of Automotive Electronics
  123. This DIY Signal Generator Replaces Your Entire Collection of Oscillators
  124. This Astrolabe Is Digital, Electronic, and Mechanical
  125. This Robot Makes Focus Stacking Easy
  126. The Future of Prosthetics Is 3D-Printed and AI-Powered
  127. This Smart Bike Thinks Ahead to Stop Wipeouts in Their Tracks
  128. DEBIX Launches a Powerful Industrial Edge Computer with Real-Time Cores
  129. Supercharging the Pico 2 Ecosystem with 48 GPIOs
  130. This Game Boy Color Can Play YouTube Videos
  131. DIYing a Miniature Gas-Powered Generator
  132. The Perfect Jetson Carrier Board for Drones and Robotics
  133. Cockroaches In Diving Suits Are Virtually Indestructible
  134. A 4K KVM That Fits in Your Pocket — And Remembers Everything You Do
  135. Seeing Through Walls with Wi-Fi
  136. The Best DIY Dual-Channel Bench Power Supply, Probably
  137. Super Accurate RTK GPS on a Budget
  138. This Home-Built CubeSat Is Launching an LLM Into Orbit
  139. Keep Your Creative Flow Going with This Wireless Fingerprint Scanner
  140. onsemi Eyes $30 Billion Market Expansion via Synaptics Acquisition
  141. Raspberry Pi Meets FPGA on the $50 Forgix

June 2026

  1. The Maker’s Toolbox: Creality Sermoon P1 3D Scanner
  2. Seeed Studio Launches New XIAO Dev Boards Equipped with nRF54LM20A SoCs
  3. Arduino Drops Three New Modulino Modules
  4. The 60 FPS E Ink Game Boy
  5. You Can Build Your Own Memory Module From Scratch
  6. Big News: xTool’s O1 Omni UV Printer Is Now Available for Pre-Order
  7. Robotic Submarine Fish Are the Ultimate Low-Maintenance Aquarium Pets
  8. Tiny Swarm Robots Boost Mining Efficiency
  9. The RP2350-Powered Board Every Roboticist Needs
  10. The Maker’s Toolbox: Makera Z1 Desktop CNC Mill Review
  11. A Living Canvas of Shifting Colors and Motion
  12. Build a Cloud-Free DIY Smart Home Keypad
  13. FGRFMesh Offers a Sub-Ghz Alternative for Industrial Communication
  14. Why Buy a Commercial Power Supply When You Can Build This 1 kW Beast?
  15. This Gadget Enables Game Boy Online Multiplayer
  16. Elegoo Launches the Stripped-Down Centauri 2
  17. Sonocotta’s Louder ESP32 Mini Upgrades Your Old Speakers
  18. NeoEyes NE503 Brings 20 TOPS of On-Device AI to Industrial Cameras
  19. Build Your Own Retro VFD Desk Clock
  20. Turning a Broken Vacuum Into a Custom Mobile Robot
  21. Feeling the Ground with Your Arms
  22. MIT’s New Chip Gives Tiny Robots 3D Vision
  23. RealSense D585 Gives Robots Smarter, Faster 3D Vision
  24. A Modern Twist on the Synth That Defined Techno
  25. Drones Are Learning to Fly by Sight
  26. Mark Rober Steals a Car to Prevent Car Theft
  27. Doom Is Officially Running on the Xiaomi Mi Band 10
  28. A Spiking Neural Network Saved This Robot From Falling
  29. This $29 Board Is Like a Hackable AirTag
  30. The DIY Robot Giving Control Back to Farmers
  31. The AntSDR T510 AI Puts an AMD RFSoC and an NVIDIA Jetson on One Board
  32. DIYing a Robot Actuator, for Better or Worse
  33. This Electronic Business Card Visualizes Audio, Demonstrates Skillz
  34. Your Next Fridge Might Smell Better Than You Do
  35. Dadlexa: The No-AI Smart Speaker
  36. Robots Can See, But CMU's New Glove Teaches Them to Feel
  37. Million-Dollar PCBA Precision for Just $200
  38. An Organic Flow Battery Built From Matcha Tea
  39. UTFS: Lightweight Storage for Microcontrollers
  40. The Robot Spiders Are Coming
  41. Open Healthware Conference 2026 Is Almost Here!
  42. This DIY Raspberry Pi Camera Prioritizes Fun Over Pixels
  43. You and I See Different Things When We Look At This Holographic Display
  44. The Flipper Zero Alternative That Looks Exactly Like a Normal Smartphone
  45. A Raspberry Pi CM5 Carrier Board with Zero Footprint Penalty
  46. This Tiny Robot Has a Big Personality
  47. The New Orange Pi 6 Is Way More Powerful Than Your Current SBC
  48. Build a Desktop Flight Tracker with an ESP32 and Zero Soldering
  49. This Miniature Raspberry Pi Data Center Fits in the Palm of Your Hand
  50. This Robot Hangs From the Ceiling Like a Room-Cleaning Spider
  51. Commodore Is Back — and It Wants to Sell You a $499 Flip Phone
  52. The Fully Automatic Craftphilia Tufting Machine Launches on Kickstarter with a Bang
  53. Layer-Free, Ultra-Fast 3D Printing Is Now Available to You
  54. Simone Carriero's Makerplot 3D-Printable Plotter Gets a Serious Upgrade: Meet Makerplot 2.0
  55. Espressif Prepares for ESP32-E22 General Availability with Wi-Fi 6E Certification, Open Linux Driver
  56. Give Your Camerawork Robotic Cleanliness By Building Lewis Aburrow's 3D-Printed Slider
  57. Vectino Packs Massive Power Into a Tiny Dev Board
  58. You Can Build Your Own ESP32 Walkie-Talkies
  59. Build Your Own “Holographic” Display on a Tiny Budget
  60. The Commodore Datasette Gets an '80s Boombox Makeover
  61. Hacking a Server-Grade NVIDIA GPU Into a Home Desktop
  62. MIT’s New Tech Gives Underwater Robots Perfect 3D Vision in Murky Waters
  63. Turn Your ESP32 Into a Legendary MSX2+ Computer
  64. Amrel's Clunky LPS-301 Gets a Serious UX Upgrade — Thanks to a Keypad-Emulating Rotary Encoder
  65. Gavin Kohn's 3D-Printed Spectrometer Turns a DSLR and Three Lenses Into an Optical Science Tool
  66. Chris Annin Calls the Open Source AR4 Robot Arm Done with the New, Final Mark 5 Revision
  67. Almond Wants to Put Their Dual-Arm Axol Robot on Your Assembly Line
  68. Artful Variable Resistor Built Out of Scavenged Junk
  69. CrankGPT Is Guaranteed to Make You Cranky
  70. Is a Smart Button Better Than a Voice Assistant?
  71. This New Kit Turns a Raspberry Pi Into a High-End Linux Handheld
  72. Pixel Is a Walking, Voice-Controlled Desktop Robot
  73. The "Steady Hand" Programmer Blows EEPROMs for Your Retro Computing Projects — By Hand
  74. Jorge Holgado Alvarez's PicoDMG Modernizes the Nintendo Game Boy — With an RP2040/RP2350
  75. Marcin Saj's MORSEDOT Clock Puts Dots and Dashes — Or Four Other Encodings — On Your Desk
  76. A DIY Raspberry Pi-Based Mocap System to Rival Hollywood
  77. This ESP32-Based Gamepad Handles Play and Robotics Work Equally Well
  78. Edge AI Meets Microscopy
  79. OpenCV 5 Debuts with Improved ONNX Support and Native AI Upgrades
  80. An Affordable Flight Data Recorder for Model Rockets
  81. The Veltoc Model 01 Elevates DIY Environmental Monitoring
  82. Seeed Studio Shines a Spotlight on the XIAO Family, Launches New Community Project Hub
  83. Print This Ultra-Compact Media Controller for Easy Volume Changes No Matter How Small The Desk
  84. Michel Morin's Sneaky Gestures V2 Is a Feature-Packed Wearable for Turning Hand Movements Into MIDI
  85. Each and Every Chess Piece Is a Robot
  86. Formlabs Launches the $84,999 Fuse X1 3D Printer
  87. LeLab Is Hugging Face’s New Browser-Based GUI for the LeRobot Ecosystem
  88. The Breath-Powered Controller Changing Assistive Tech
  89. Gotta Blast! Maker Builds a Real-Life, Working Jimmy Neutron Goddard Robot
  90. Jing Dong's Omega-Chassis Aims to Be the "Endgame" Upgrade for Clockwork Pi's uConsole
  91. TOP.E Aims to Boost 3D Print Quality, Reduce Waste with the Five-Axis R1 FFF Printer
  92. Giulio Zausa's MMO-CHIP Makes Reverse Engineering Old Silicon Chips a Multiplayer Game
  93. You Can Print This Tiny CoreXY 3D Printer
  94. This Sensor Will Never Run Out of Power
  95. This Bio-Inspired 3D Camera Cracks the Sub-Watt Barrier
  96. Building a Functional RC Car at 1:150 Scale
  97. Yes, You Can Run Windows 95 on a Calculator
  98. Turn Your Cardputer Into a Dual-Screen Cyberdeck for $50
  99. May 2026 Open Hardware Certification Roundup
  100. Ted Fried's MCL8080+ Crams a Working Intel 8080 Emulator Into Microchip's Teeny-Weeny ATtiny85
  101. Dr. Scott M. Baker Gives a Classic Grid Compass a Voice — With the World's First GPIB Speech Synth
  102. MNT Research Hits Back at AI Bubble Price Hikes, Parts Shortages with a Raspberry Pi CM5 Adapter
  103. This Balance Bot Uses a Mirror to See the Big Picture
  104. This 3D-Printable Lamp Is Way Prettier Than It Should Be
  105. The Q8botOne Quadruped Robot Is Launching Soon
  106. A Simple Mirror Makes 3D Scanning More Efficient
  107. UncleStem's AR Sandbox Turns Kinetic Sand Into a Live Topographic Map
  108. A New $59 Pocket-Sized Tool Cures All Your I²C Headaches
  109. This Custom Smart Home Controller Looks Like a Century-Old Antique
  110. This AI Operating System Hallucinates Pseudo-Software — Even Notepad — On Demand
  111. What Does It Feel Like to See as Prey Animal? This Simulator Headset Will Show You
  112. Test Your Skills Against an AI Air Hockey Robot
  113. The M64 Is a Pixel-Perfect Nintendo 64 Remake
  114. Pre-Orders Open for Carl Bugeja’s Pocket-Sized ProtoBot Robotics Kit
  115. BugBuster Gives AI the Tools to Debug Physical Hardware
  116. Morse Micro Tailors Its Second-Gen Wi-Fi HaLow Modules for the American Market: Meet the MM8108-M20
  117. I Am GR00T: NVIDIA's Humanoid Robot Development Platform
  118. Building a Rover to Carry a Robot Arm
  119. Build a Filtration Cabinet to Make Your Resin 3D Printer Safe
  120. Who Needs a $900 Console? Build This Cool Retro Machine Instead
  121. Control Any Phone, Tablet, or PC Remotely With This $79 Mini KVM
  122. See Right Through Your Roof with This Airplane Tracker
  123. Boundless 3D's Four-Key Macropad Is Print-in-Place — Thanks to Conductive Filament and an AMS
  124. nLab Aims to Cram a Power Supply, Oscilloscope, and Function Generator Onto Your Breadboard
  125. Tossed That Old TV? Keep the Remote — And Turn It Into a Macro-Capable Custom USB Input Device
  126. Goodbye, Cuff: Scientists Develop a Compact Wearable for True Continuous Blood Pressure Monitoring
  127. Researchers Solve a Roadblock in an Unusual Approach to Chip-Making: A Return to Vacuum Tubes
  128. The Maker’s Toolbox: Acmer AM 60W MOPA Laser Review
  129. ARISTO Hand Gives Robots a Human Touch
  130. Wood You Build Your 3D Printer Like This?
  131. An Automated Turntable Packed with Modern Tech
  132. The $40 Dev Board That Does It All
  133. The Etch A Sketch Live Stream
  134. This Diffraction Grating Clock Hides Its Digits — Unless You're Looking Through the Lens
  135. Nick Macias Calls for Vibe Coders to "Touch Metal" with a Hand-Programmed Eight-Bit SBC
  136. Tsvetan Usunov Turns the Olimex ESP32-POE Into a Low-Cost One-Wire Wi-Fi Gateway
  137. The blackdevice Hive Aims to Turn Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 Clusters Into "Real Infrastructure"
  138. Bambu Lab Expands the A-Series Lineup with the New A2L 3D Printer
  139. Return to the Wild West of Computing with PicoGraph
  140. This Tiny GameCube Keychain Controller Actually Works
  141. Rock the Party for $30 with This Arduino DJ Controller
  142. Keepin' It Real-Time
  143. OSHWA's Open Hardware Summit 2026: Hottest Hardware Event of the Year?
  144. This DIY Calculator Has a CRT Screen and Plays Space Invaders
  145. Nuvoton Targets Visual Gesture Recognition at the Edge with the NuMaker-GestureAI-M55M1
  146. Michael Manning's "Weathergotchi" Lets You Know Exactly How Cold You Got While Camping
  147. Emily Velasco's Blinky Lights Build Needs No Printed Circuit Board: It's Pottery-Tronics
  148. RELOC's SCINTIX P4 Puts Espressif's Powerful ESP32-P4 Into Almost Any Raspberry Pi CM4/CM5 Carrier

May 2026

  1. Beat the Heat with the Modular CryoSnap Dev Kit
  2. The Musician Hand Is a Robot That Learns Piano by "Ear"
  3. A Look Inside a Marble-ous Timepiece
  4. This $30 Project Puts Cloud AI Right on Your Wrist
  5. A DIY Robotic Cameraman Built From Salvaged Electronics
  6. Hugging Face Launches $2,500 DIY Humanoid Robot
  7. Shovan Mondal's Tiny Model Plane Tries to Take Off When It Detects Air Traffic Overhead
  8. Back to the BASICs with DAISY-1
  9. Don't Give Gesture Platforms' William Lin a Hand — He's Brought His Own: The High-Dexterity HW1
  10. Ayushmaan Bhardwaj's TURN-OFF Is a Minimal, Espressif ESP32-Powered Bike Navigator — Sans GPS
  11. The HardlyHumanFX RadioScout Lets You Navigate by Modern GPS, in Victorian Steampunk Style
  12. This Open Source RP2040 Development Board Looks Like a Magic Spellbook
  13. The Credit Card-Sized Drawing Robot
  14. The G2 Nano Is a Powerful 1GHz Development Board
  15. This Palm-Sized Device Solves the C64’s Biggest Problem
  16. NeuraDock's EEG Workstation Wants to Read Your Mind — Via Accessible Electroencephalography
  17. Julian Zoller's 3D-Printed Electric Car Draws Its Power From a Homemade Zinc-Air Battery
  18. ESPHome 2026.5.0 Brings the New Device Builder Dashboard to All
  19. RoboticWorx's PolyCast5 Promises to Be the "Everything Remote" for Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, LoRa, and IR
  20. Researchers Propose a "Fountain of Youth" for Lithium Batteries: Blasting Them Better with X-Rays
  21. This Beautiful E Ink Voice Recorder Is Purpose-Built for Creative Minds
  22. Tired of Winding Coils by Hand? This Machine Does It Perfectly
  23. A Touchscreen SSD Enclosure Built for Power Users
  24. The CYD Gets an Operating System
  25. Zane Maldonado's LattePanda IOTA-Powered CG Deck Moves From Dream to Engineering Prototype
  26. This Zero-Power Leak Sensor Could Help Deliver a Future of Clean, Safe Hydrogen Power
  27. Turn an Espressif ESP32-C3 Dev Board Into a Slick Environmental Monitor — Flashed From Your Browser
  28. RAKwireless Aims at Easier, More Reliable Raspberry Pi Meshtastic Nodes with Its New HAT Add-On
  29. Replace Microcontrollers with Metal Washers for a Better Smart Home
  30. Take the Digital Plunge and Make an ASCII Aquarium
  31. Eric Min's StereoBoy Reimagines the Nintendo Game Boy Pocket as an Expandable Music Machine
  32. Secluso Turns a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W Into a Privacy-Centric, End-to-End Encrypted Camera System
  33. The z386 Is an FPGA Re-implementation of Intel's i386 — And Yes, It Runs Doom
  34. This LoRa-Linked Meshtastic Cyberdeck Repurposes an Old Clarinet Case as a Robust Housing
  35. Jan Roetz's Minuteman, an Unusual 3D Printer Tuned for Speed, Delivers Its First Sub-60s 3D Benchy
  36. The Spirit of Atari Lives on in This Custom-Built 68k Retro Computer
  37. Yes, Doom Now Runs on a Toy Video Walkie-Talkie
  38. This Local AI Assistant Lives in a Suitcase
  39. M5Stack's StopWatch Dev Kit Delivers an Espressif ESP32-S3R8 in a Multi-Function Watch Form Factor
  40. Seeed Studio Goes Solid-State to Deliver Its Most Reliable Weather Station Yet: the SenseCAP S700-C
  41. Espressif Unveils the CoreBoard and the Korvo, Two New Dev Boards for Its Dual-Core ESP32-S31
  42. This Real-Life Cyberpunk 2077 Jacket Brings Night City Fashion to Reality
  43. A Tetris Handheld with a Cyberpunk Soul
  44. This Custom Digital Watch Tells Time Using a Vintage VU Meter
  45. Fall in Love with Writing Again with the Zerowriter Fold
  46. Mozilla — Finally — Adds Web Serial Support to Firefox, Starting in Firefox 151
  47. Watch This Mind-Bending Kinetic Sculpture in Action
  48. A Pocket Terminal for Electronics Projects
  49. This Is the Real-Life WALL-E Robot You’ve Always Wanted
  50. Pushing the MacBook Neo to Its Absolute Limits
  51. Luke Ditria's Raspberry Pi Bird-Spotting Camera Now Handles Long-Term Solar Operation
  52. Spiros Bond's FlickBook Firmware Turns Soldered Electronics's InkPlate 6 Flick into a DIY eReader
  53. Kirk Smith and Colleagues Aim to "Democratize Flow Batteries" with an Open Source Development Kit
  54. This Robot Moves and Steers with Just One Motor
  55. Wi-Wi Stamp Syncs Time Wirelessly in a Nanosecond
  56. 3D Print This Model to Learn How Potentiometers Work
  57. Flipper Devices Unveils the Flipper One, a Powerful Pocket-Sized Computer
  58. An LED Matrix That Does the Twist
  59. A $260 x86 SBC That Outmuscles the Raspberry Pi 5
  60. Automatic Error Correction Delivers Reliable 3D Printing of Truck Tire-Sized Parts
  61. This Slick, Compact Cyberdeck Makes the Most of Its Ultra-Ultra-Wide Display with a TUI Desktop
  62. Jonathan Diamond's PCB Map Hides an LED Matrix for Lighting-Based Location, Route Tracking
  63. Andrew Warkentin's Virtual OS Museum Collects 174GB of Ready-to-Use Vintage Operating Systems
  64. This Web Server Runs on a Single 8-Bit Microchip
  65. Restoring a Vintage Sun Engine Analyzer to Diagnose Old Cars
  66. This DIY Portable System Cleans Water Efficiently
  67. Why Did They Make a Web Browser for AI Agents?
  68. A Sweat Sensor Built to Last
  69. AI Rings Are Breaking Down Communication Barriers
  70. Tom Hammond's Two-in-One "Pixel Tester" Makes Testing Lighting Setups a Cinch
  71. The AkiraConsole, Powered by AkiraOS, Aims to Be Everything From a Security Tool to a Games Machine
  72. Got the Time? Ben Leikin Does, Thanks to a Stratum-1 Time Server Built From a Raspberry Pi
  73. Canonical Launches Ubuntu Core 26, Its Latest Snap-Powered Immutable Operating System
  74. If You Own Royal Enfield, You Can Use This OBD2 Dashboard
  75. These Accessible Buttons Help a Four-Year-Old Use a Computer
  76. Building a Robot Arm From Scratch, But Doing it Right
  77. NFC Vinyl Records, Now in Delicious Home Assistant Flavor
  78. Never Forget a Million-Dollar Idea Again
  79. Build Your Own 3D Volumetric Display for Under $50
  80. Say Hello to the Smart Mirror Powered by Arduino UNO Q
  81. Windows CE Ported to Nintendo 64
  82. This Tiny '90s IBM PC Is Actually a Modern E Ink Weather Station
  83. Anthony Marsico's Modernized Take on the Telegraph Turns Morse Code Into MQTT Messages
  84. Michał "lcamtuf" Zalewski's "Nicer Voltmeter Clock" Boasts Continuous Movement
  85. Colin Leroy-Mira's SixForty Offers Social Photo Sharing — On Your Apple II
  86. Arduino Core on Zephyr Work Hits a New Milestone, Prepares to Exit Beta in June
  87. How to Create Your Own Bespoke, Artisanal, Hand-Drawn PCBs
  88. Vanish Instantly with the Instant Vanishing Device
  89. How Can a Nintendo Switch Make a 3D Printer Faster?
  90. Why Buy a Laptop When You Can Build a Cyberdeck?
  91. This Custom-Built RC Biplane Is Perfect for Tight Spaces
  92. Laser-Based Night Vision Works at Long Ranges
  93. This “Tortoise Bot” Features a Gigantic Arduino UNO
  94. Do Androids Dream of Tactile Data?
  95. Disney Tech on a DIY Budget
  96. Hacknect: A Wireless Automation Platform Inside a USB Cable
  97. This Clever Little Upgrade Turns Your Vintage Gramophone Into a Working Bluetooth Speaker
  98. The LokoHUB LoRa Sensor Platform Aims to Deliver Off-Grid Weather Data Absolutely Anywhere
  99. Elehobica's LED Stroboscope Is Music to Your Ears for Vinyl Turntable Tuning
  100. M5Stack's New PaperColor Pairs an E Ink Spectra 6 ePaper Display with an Espressif ESP32-S3
  101. DIY Quick-Change Sockets for Raspberry Pi Pico Bench Testing
  102. 3D Print Your Own Mini Vacuum Former
  103. Adding a Fancy Center Console Knob to an Old Car
  104. This Pink Toy Laptop Is Actually a Fully Functional Arch Linux Machine
  105. Building a Calculator From Scratch
  106. Smarten Up Your Spigot with SONOFF’s Zigbee Irrigation System
  107. Mobile Computing Doesn’t Have to Be Bland
  108. Elliot Madsen's Pen Plotter Upcycles an Old 3D Printer Into Something New — with an Arduino UNO Q
  109. This '90s Casio PDA Is a High-Resolution, Surprisingly Powerful Pocket Sleeper Build
  110. Another Day, Another Local Privilege Escalation Vulnerability in Linux: Meet Fragnesia
  111. RTL-SDR.COM Announces the End of the Line for Its Popular RTL-SDR Blog V4 Software-Defined Radio
  112. Neon Lamps Acts as RNGs for Hashing
  113. This DIY Arduino System Automatically Documents Projects for Publishing
  114. From Film to 4K: This APS-C Sensor Slides Into a 35mm Camera
  115. Keep Tabs on Claude with the Cute, Animated Clawdmeter
  116. Unitree Launches the GD01 Pilotable Mecha Suit
  117. Les Cookson's Swap Arcade Hides a Full-Size Arcade Cabinet in a Compact Piece of Furniture
  118. Alexis Belmonte's Companion Cyberdeck Is a Slick, Modern Take on the Classic TRS-80 Model 100
  119. PINE64 Warns of PinePower Desktop V2 "0V" Flaw — But Says It's Purely a Display Issue
  120. This BattleBots-Inspired Spinning Robot Claw Swaps a Trophy for a Coffee Cup
  121. The Only Backseat Driver You’ll Actually Want Is a Robot
  122. Encrypt Secret Messages to Be Unlockable Under the Right Environmental Conditions
  123. Easy Glitch Photography with a Raspberry Pi
  124. This Mod Gives Inline Skates Reactive LED Effects
  125. The Secret Life of the Fisher-Price Pixter
  126. DecayDock: The Tiny AI Device That Combats Food Waste
  127. This Power Bank Can Run Your Entire Mobile Office
  128. Ertugrul Sarikaya's 3D-Printable Magnetron Geoscanner Peers Beneath the Surface via Magnetic Flux
  129. This Luggable LAN Party Machine Packs Its Own 24" Monitor
  130. Milk-V Offers RISC-V RVA23 Compatibility with the New Multi-Core Mini-ITX Jupiter2 SBC
  131. Glass Recycling Meets 3D Printing, as Vitriform3D Partners with the ORNL
  132. Modos Flow Is a Promising 13.3” ePaper Monitor for Portable and Desktop Use
  133. This Mermaid Cyberdeck Mirrors Its Builder’s Feminine Energy
  134. This Speech Jammer Glitches the Human Brain
  135. This Digital Clock Doesn’t Need LEDs, Because It Has Water
  136. A Fully Programmable Industrial Networking Multi-Tool
  137. A Renter-Safe Smart Curtain Solution
  138. Is the Pi Slate Worth the Premium Price?
  139. Derek Woodroffe's Extreme Kits Badge Packs 143 Transistors — As QR Code Blocks
  140. Daniel Balsom's GlyphBlaster Delivers Smooth Full-Screen Streaming Video — on an IBM PC
  141. Pining for Simpler Days? Pico Micro Mac Turns Your Raspberry Pi Pico 2 Into "The Worst Macintosh"
  142. Charlie Kim's eeZ LED Takes All the Guesswork Out of Dialing in Your LEDs' Brightness
  143. This DIY Instrument Can Affordably Measure the Size of Red Blood Cells
  144. The Curiously Strong Portable Computer
  145. Want AC In Your Racecar? Electric May Be Perfect!
  146. The Most Unique LED Matrix You’ve Ever Seen
  147. The Stealthy Smart Home
  148. This Is the Best Chess Board Ever, Because It Is All Split-Flap Displays
  149. A Credit Card-Sized Computer
  150. A Pile of Old iPod Nanos Can Replace Your Triple-Monitor Setup
  151. This May Be the Ultimate DIY Soldering Iron
  152. Flexible Displays Move Into the Home Lab
  153. ROBO CORE+ Isn't Just Another Arduino Clone
  154. Dirty Frag Is a Zero-Day Disaster for Linux
  155. Seeing Time in a New Light
  156. This Automated Shelf Storage System Prevents Frustration and Back Pain
  157. Can’t Afford a Fancy Camera Slider? Build One!
  158. April 2026 Open Hardware Certification Roundup
  159. Build Your Own Hi-Fi Bluetooth Amp for the Price of a Sandwich
  160. This Smart Home Hub Doubles as a Piece of Art
  161. Home Assistant 2026.5 Brings "First-Class" Support for Controlling Sub-Gigahertz Devices
  162. This Robot Brings Project Hail Mary’s Rocky to Life
  163. Ploopy Takes a Leaf Out of IBM's Book, Launches the 3D-Printable Bean Pointing Stick
  164. Laser-Printed "Papertronic" Circuits Deliver Environmentally-Friendly, Biodegradable Electronics
  165. Simon Pettersson Has Finally Found a Use for Sweden's Failed Teleguide Terminals: Retro Gaming
  166. This Guy Is Building a Real Baymax Robot and It Is So Endearing
  167. Can a Hamster Actually Charge Your Phone?
  168. Thinking Outside the D-Pad
  169. This VFD Clock Is Pure Eye Candy
  170. The Coolest Retro Raspberry Pi Cluster Around
  171. Nadael Guindy's Cryptographic Gadget Brings Leon Alberti's Cipher Discs to the Arduino UNO
  172. NextAxis Design's OVO Swaps the Mouse for an Egg — Promising Natural, Easy, 3D Control
  173. Raspberry Pi Connect Gets Two-Factor Authentication Support, Tagging, and On-Screen Keyboard Support
  174. Don’t Store Your Passwords in the Cloud
  175. The Best Way to Hack Electronic Shelf Labels
  176. Replace Your CNC Pendant with Your Smartphone
  177. A Slot Machine for Cats That Pays Out in Treats
  178. A Pocket-Sized GameCube Made from Real Nintendo Hardware
  179. Is This E Ink Typewriter the Secret to Finishing Your Book?
  180. Renesas Wants to Power Your Next Smart Robotics Project with Its New RZ/V2H Robotic Development Kit
  181. The Cassagotchi Is a 3D-Printable, Arduino Nano-Powered Tamagotchi Clone You Can Build Yourself
  182. Susanne and Leander Seige Aim for Nostalgic Chiptunes with the Eurorack-Compatible modularSID
  183. Joseph Little's DeskRadar64 Puts an LED Matrix Twist on Desktop ADS-B Visualization
  184. The $1,000 Robot Dog That Could
  185. Boomba Is the Ultimate Evolution of a Roomba
  186. This $20 Clock Is Now a Working Macintosh Classic
  187. This DIY Gadget Automatically Deciphers Keyboard Matrices
  188. A Self-Contained Solution for Stepper Motor Testing
  189. The DIY Solution for Testing Transistors, Capacitors, and More
  190. Erich Styger's MetaClockClock78 Clock-of-Clocks Display Is the Biggest Yet
  191. This 3D-Printed SSH-and-Telnet Terminal Packs a Real CRT for True Vintage Appeal
  192. Boris Homiakov's One-Pixel Camera Takes Eight-Hour Exposures — "Developed" in a Spreadsheet
  193. This Ultra-Compact Raspberry Pi Project Squeezes an ePaper Cyberdeck Into an Altoids Mint Tin
  194. Buyers Beware: "Counterfeit" Raspberry Pis with Failing RAM Surface From an Unauthorized Reseller
  195. The 1983 Apple Lisa Gets a Modern Remake
  196. This $30 Project Puts You in the Driver’s Seat of an RC Car
  197. Give Your Casio F-91W a Brain Transplant with the Owatch
  198. This DIY Aircraft Is Just Plane Amazing
  199. Turn Your Raspberry Pis Into a Mini-Supercomputer
  200. Building a Better Brushed DC Motor Driver
  201. This Chatbot Is Frozen in 1930
  202. The Incredible Shrinking Web Slinger
  203. Snapping Selfies at 30,000 Feet
  204. Researchers Warn of an Easily-Exploitable Privilege Escalation Vuln in Linux: Copy Fail
  205. This Ergonomic Raspberry Pi-Powered Cyberdeck Packs a Sony PS2 Thumbstick as an Alternative Mouse
  206. 8086YES!'s BOOK II Is a Compact, Feature-Packed Portable Apple II — Built with TTL Logic
  207. Arduino Updates Its UNO Q, VENTUNO Q App Lab to Bring "Custom Bricks" Support for Modular Making

April 2026

  1. The $60 Hackable Drone
  2. M5Stack Integrates LoRa and GNSS Into the Fan-Favorite Cardputer
  3. This Whirly 100-Filament LED Lamp Is So Good
  4. Add Inexpensive DMX Lighting and Sound to Your Escape Room or Haunted House with an ESP32
  5. Uncover the Secret Life of Birds with a Raspberry Pi
  6. Lumia 2 Hides Tech in Plain Sight
  7. The Maker’s Toolbox: Elegoo Jupiter 2 Resin 3D Printer Review
  8. It Is Somehow Possible to Play Games at 4K on an Old CRT TV — And It Looks Amazing
  9. This Affordable DIY Device Lets You Record Directly From an S/PDIF TOSLINK Optical Connection
  10. The Hexapod for the Rest of Us
  11. MoreSense MS-07: A High-End, ESP32-Powered Air Quality Monitor
  12. DOS 1.00 Source Code Hits GitHub
  13. Imre Laszlo Opens Crowdfunding for the MiciMike — A Drop-In Upgrade for the Google Home Mini
  14. Seeed Studio's ePaper Offerings Shrink — In Size, Not in Quantity: Meet the New XIAO ePaper DIY Kits
  15. xTool's WonderPress Promises a Modular Approach to Heat Pressing, Baking, and Vacuum Forming
  16. These LED Festival Badges Keep Themselves in Sync with Crowdsourced Timing
  17. Smart Clothes Now Track Your Blood Pressure
  18. Prusa Sells Out of INDX Conversion Kit for CORE One Printers
  19. Hardware Hacking Goes Mobile
  20. This DIY Raspberry Pi Laptop Is a Maker’s Dream
  21. STMicro Targets Always-On Wearable Vision Gadgets with New Ultra-Low-Power BrightSense Cameras
  22. Danie Murray's F1 Racing Wheel Is a Fully Self-Contained Games Console — And You Can Build Your Own
  23. Evan Krall's Adapter Board Lets You Squeeze an RTL-SDR Dongle Into a Raspberry Pi CM5 IO Case
  24. Chris Dell's "$1 Handheld Gaming Console" Packs a Rust Game Engine Onto the WCH CH32V003
  25. Commodore Snags Original Tooling to Bring Back the Commodore 64C — In Ultimate Form
  26. A Costly Lesson in Smart Home Design
  27. An Ambient Approach to Time Management
  28. Original Centauri Carbon Owners Can Now Get Elegoo’s CANVAS Multi-Material System
  29. Embedded Linux on the Tria AUBoard-15P FPGA with Whitney Knitter
  30. The Hardware Hack That Makes 3D Modeling Intuitive
  31. The Choice Is Clear
  32. Natya Vidhan Biswas' Upcycled Beetel Phone Is Now a Slick Spotify Stream Selector
  33. Mehrdad Majzoobi's Raspberry Pi NFC Add-On Works Even When the Pi Is Powered Off
  34. Jay Doscher's Compute Unit Is a Modular Raspberry Pi, LattePanda IOTA Framework with Cooling in Mind
  35. This Ultra-Compact Meshtastic Node Squeezes LoRa Mesh Networking Capabilities Into an Altoids Tin
  36. James Brown's Latest 3D Display Is Real Smoke and Mirrors — Or Fog and Mirrors, At Least
  37. Whitney Knitter Dives Into Tria AUBoard-15P Software Design
  38. This Smart Pillow Offers Silent, Life-Saving Alerts
  39. Let Whitney Knitter Show You How to Use the New Tria AUBoard-15P FPGA
  40. This Guy Built His Own XXL Split-Flap Display
  41. This Board Game Teaches Real Engineering Skills
  42. TopCurrent Is Cleared for Takeoff
  43. Romu Puts an RP2350 on Your Keychain
  44. How Small Can an E-Reader Get?
  45. Supplyframe Sells Tindie, Now in Its Second Week of Site Outage, to Parties Unknown
  46. Canonical Launches Ubuntu 26.04 LTS "Resolute Raccoon," Its Latest Long-Term Support Linux Distro
  47. The LightInk Watch Pairs a Solar Panel with ePaper to Deliver Theoretically Infinite Battery Life
  48. Chris Hackmann's Time Frog Color Crams a Real, Working Nintendo Game Boy Color Into a Watch
  49. 3D Print Full-Color Photos on a Regular Old Filament Printer
  50. Want a Festool Domino Joiner, But Aren’t Rich? 3D Print Your Own!
  51. This Is the Droid You’ve Been Looking For: A DIY AI C-3PO
  52. ESP-Claw Lets You Build IoT Projects via Chat
  53. Turning an IKEA Frame Into a Smart Home Sensor
  54. A Linux-Like OS for the Arduino UNO
  55. ProtoCentral's Move Ultralight Is a Screen-Free, Distractionless, Open Source Smart Fitness Wearable
  56. David Pride's Qwatch Is a Fully-Customizable, 3D-Printable Espressif ESP32 Smartwatch with Style
  57. WeCreat's Lumos Ultra Delivers Multi-Material High-Speed Etching with Dual UV and MOPA Lasers
  58. Windows 9x Subsystem for Linux Brings Your Linux Software to Microsoft's Peak-'90s Operating Systems
  59. Andy Warburton's GR3ML1N Is a Handheld Espressif ESP32 Cyberdeck You Can Build Yourself
  60. The Quest for a Truly Open Source Smart Ring
  61. Put Your T-LoRa Pager to Work as a Media Player
  62. LeafKVM Officially Lands on Crowd Supply
  63. Framework Finally Goes Pro: The Laptop 13 Pro Arrives
  64. A Modern Twist on the Classic Radio
  65. Someone Finally Put an Automatic Toolchanger on a Pen Plotter
  66. You Can Now Get a CNC Lathe for Your Desktop
  67. The 2026 Open Hardware Summit Is Coming!
  68. Microchip's Latest PICs Blend Complex Programmable Logic Features with Traditional Microcontrollers
  69. This Robotic Gripper Can Sense Ripeness by Touch
  70. A Brighter Way to Manage Diabetes: The Glucose Lamp
  71. LilL3x: AI, Your Way
  72. TinyGo 0.41.0 Brings Wireless Support on Espressif's ESP32 Chips and Arduino UNO Q Compatibility
  73. Canonical Brings Ubuntu 24.04 LTS to MediaTek's Genio 520, 720
  74. Christian Hirsch Taps Nordic's nRF9151 to Bring Broad Connectivity to the MicroMod Ecosystem
  75. Set Chat Aglow with Mike Pfeiffer's Twitch-Controlled WLED Lighting Backdrop
  76. Chris Combs' Latest Artwork Tells a Six-Minute Climate Change Story on a Four-Digit LCD Display
  77. You Can Actually Build Your Own AR Glasses From Scratch
  78. Detecting Drones with a Raspberry Pi
  79. Voron Just Released their Cascade DIY CNC Mill Design
  80. Boost Your Hardware Skills with This $15 ESP32 Handheld
  81. Build a Giant 2,500-LED Wall on a Budget
  82. Matthias Wandel Turns Metal Into Proximity Sensors with the Raspberry Pi Pico's PIO Blocks
  83. A DIY Watch You Can Actually Wear
  84. M5Stack Unveils the CardputerZero, an All-In-One Pocket-Sized Gadget Powered by the Raspberry Pi CM0
  85. Seeed Studio Officially Launches the reBot Arm B601, Releases Design Files for DIY Robot Builders
  86. Przemek Wasinski Has Automated Plane Spotting, via an ADS-B-Tracking Motorized Camera
  87. The YARH.IO M4 Is a Raspberry Pi-Powered Handheld You Can — Finally — Build Yourself
  88. Check Out This 7-Segment Clock with Zero Electronics
  89. The Full-Color E-Reader That Never Needs Charging
  90. You’ll Want This LED Pattern Generator on Your Desk
  91. Riding Abandoned Rails in a Rebuilt Electric Car Made of Foam
  92. Building the OG Xbox That Should Have Been
  93. Miauwceiver Syncs Stage Lighting and DIY Robotics
  94. Dual Screens, Triple Cores: The Ultimate IoT Board
  95. The Easy Way to Make Wireless LEDs for Fun and Profit
  96. Like a Stream Deck, But Delightfully Retro
  97. AERIS-10 Brings Long-Distance Radar Scanning to the Maker Community
  98. Turn Your Pi Zero Into a HAL 9000
  99. Meet the Robotic Guide Dog That Narrates the World
  100. Particle Launches Its M-HAT, Bringing Easy Cellular Connectivity to the Raspberry Pi Family
  101. Matteo Fenu's Raspberrarium Turns Two LEDs Into a Convincing Day-Night and Lunar Cycle Simulator
  102. Zephyr 4.4.0 Brings OpenRISC Support, Performance Gains, and Wi-Fi Direct Capabilities
  103. Zerowriter Creator Adam Wilk Unveils the Zerowriter Pi Bright Display ePaper HAT for Raspberry Pi
  104. ESPHome 2026.4.0 Brings a Big Performance Boost for the Espressif ESP32 — with Breaking Changes Too
  105. This Modular Sim Racing Dash Has So Many Goodies
  106. Bambu Lab Catches Us Off Guard with Surprise X2D Release
  107. Take Your Raspberry Pi Anywhere with the PocketTerm35
  108. IOX-77: The New King of I/O
  109. Raid Your Junk Drawer to Make an AI Assistant
  110. VueBuds Put AI Cameras in Your Ears
  111. Lime Microsystems Unveils the LimeSDR Micro, an M.2 Expandable SDR with Vector Accelerator
  112. Aaron Christophel Ports Doom to a Toaster — And You'd Better Play Well If You Want Unburnt Toast
  113. MNT Research Brings the Open-Hardware Reform to a Whole New Form Factor: Ultra-Slim Desktops
  114. Raspberry Pi OS Makes a Shift Away From Passwordless sudo to Boost Security
  115. Simplify Automation with the All-in-One Noora Industrial DAQ
  116. The Word Box Is a Word Nerd's Dream
  117. The Minimalist PC You Can Build Around a $1 Chip
  118. Your New Favorite Camera Is a Raspberry Pi
  119. Tim Eastwood Unveils the JetDeck SCOUT, a Raspberry Pi-Powered Handheld Running Mainstream Software
  120. Christine Farion's Circuit-Sculpture Smart Bracelet Can Keep You "Fashionably on Task"
  121. Dr. PD, The USB Power Delivery Doctor, Is In — And Makes USB Power Supply Debugging a Cinch
  122. CHWTT's Second-Generation Fader Deck Is a Slick Way to Handle Per-Application Volume Control
  123. A Mic Array That Actually Fits Into Your Designs
  124. You’ll Go Bananas for the Banan-a-Synth
  125. bUniProbe Is the Swiss Army Knife of Embedded Systems
  126. Your Next Weekend Project: A Fully Offline, Voice-Activated Robot Dog
  127. Predict the Weather with an ATtiny85
  128. cURL Doom Puts Id Software's Classic in Your Text-Only Terminal — Via an HTTP Connection
  129. Soulscircuit Redesigns Its Pilet Handhelds, Nearly a Year Overdue, to Accept the Raspberry Pi CM5
  130. Cydintosh Turns Your Cheap Yellow Display Into a Macintosh Plus — And Connects It to Home Assistant
  131. The CyberFold Is a Slick, Sleek, Pocket-Sized Clamshell Built Around the Raspberry Pi Compute Module
  132. Check Out This 7-Segment Display That Runs on Air
  133. This Robot Plays with Mechanical Perfection on Any Guitar
  134. Painting the Time on Flip Sequins
  135. An E Ink Makeover for the Classic Film Clapperboard
  136. This Real-Life Pokédex Can Actually Identify Pokémon in the Wild
  137. This Rocket Selfie Camera Is Built to Survive a 50 MPH Face-Plant
  138. A Turnkey Solution for Rugged Off-Grid IoT
  139. The MiSCUSI "Minifies" the Apple II SCSI Card with a Swap to Surface-Mount Technology
  140. Niccolò Venerandi's M5Stack PaperS3-Powered Mirtillo Could Be "The Ultimate Productivity Device"
  141. Simon Shimel's Bee Write Back Is a Compact "Writerdeck" for Late-Night Journaling
  142. Uladzimir Kazakevich's Sleeper-Build Toshiba T1200 Upgrade Hides a Raspberry Pi Inside
  143. March 2026 Open Hardware Certification Roundup
  144. eufyMake Completes All Kickstarter Orders and Prepares for Upcoming Full Launch
  145. Making Custom Gauges for an Old International 4700 Truck
  146. Desktop Power in a Tiny Homelab
  147. Get Vintage PCs Back Online With a DIY Dial-Up ISP
  148. Elevate Your Projects with This $16 ESP32-S3 All-in-One
  149. Simulate Your ESP32-S3 in a Browser Before You Solder
  150. Amazon Calls Time on Its Earliest Kindle Models, Ceases Support for Everything Prior to 2013
  151. Keychron's Nick Xu Releases Keyboard, Mouse Design Files — But Warns They're Not Open Source
  152. The AnyLaser X1 Desktop Engraver Aims to Prove That "Anyone Can Have a Laser"
  153. Got a Raspberry Pi AIY Voice Bonnet Gathering Dust? This Software Update Gets It Working Again
  154. Bryan Keller Brings Apple's Mac OS X to a Whole New Platform: The Nintendo Wii
  155. WiQwiic-32 Speeds Up Prototyping
  156. Are Most Drones Doing It Wrong?
  157. A Desktop Companion That Codes, Debugs, and Socializes
  158. Get a Comet 5G KVM and Never Visit the Data Center Again
  159. USBridge-KVM 2.0 Gives Total Control Over Remote Computers
  160. A 32-Bit 386 PC on a Breadboard
  161. PrintSphere Is a Handy and Affordable DIY Status Display for Bambu Lab 3D Printers
  162. The Smarter Way to Automate Your Home
  163. The Ultra-Satisfying Flapulator Split-Flap Calculator
  164. How Many Humans Are in Space? This Cube Knows
  165. This New NASA-Themed Smartwatch Is Designed to Be Hacked
  166. Sid Rockett's Arena Digitalis Turns the Arduino Nano R4 Into a "Glitch Machine" Granular Synth
  167. The Obscura One Is a Tiny Nostalgia-Driven Pocket Camera You Can Build for Just $35
  168. Dr. Scott M. Baker Unveils NostOS, the Nostalgia Operating System, for RC2014 Microcomputers
  169. Arduino UNO Q Owners Get a New App Lab with Speech Recognition, a "Mission Control," and More
  170. Fixing a Very Dangerous Old LED Matrix Display
  171. This $15 Breadboard Upgrade Makes Life Easier
  172. Input FreeCAD Dimensions Directly From Bluetooth Calipers
  173. Give Your Xteink X4 a Firmware Makeover
  174. Hack for Less: The New $2 RISC-V Board You Need
  175. Alexey Frunze's SediCi PC Is a 16-bit Microcomputer on an FPGA — with a Custom-Built CPU
  176. Kai Pereira's Ticket-Shaped Raspberry Pi RP2040-Powered Badge Boasts a "Zero-Power" Design
  177. Arduino Cloud Gets a Dark Mode, Temporary Trash Can for Easy Undeletion, and More in New Update
  178. Building a Functional USB Sound Card at Home
  179. Take Your Linux Rig on the Road with the CyberDeck Pi
  180. Prusa Launches the Affordable $11,380 Prusa Pro HT90 Industrial-Grade 3D Printer
  181. Easily Add Texture to Your 3D Prints with the Free BumpMesh Web Tool
  182. A Mind-Blowing Levitation Hack
  183. This 3D-Printed Micro Mill Features Joystick Control
  184. Stop Relying on Big Tech for Your Home Security
  185. The Product for People Who Miss Noisy ‘90s HDDs
  186. The ZX81 Keyboard as It Should Have Been
  187. PixlTag: A High-Tech Accessory for Modern Networking
  188. Maxxfans Just Got So Much Better Thanks to This Upgrade Kit
  189. This $50 Gadget Does the Job of a $500 Network Tester
  190. Learn the Secrets of Electro-Permanent Magnets and How You Can Use Them
  191. Build Your Own Bluetooth Speaker in 30 Minutes
  192. The All-in-One Power and Storage Solution for Your Pi 5 Server
  193. The Smart Way to Protect Your Chickens From Predators
  194. Finally, a Smartphone Built for Reading and Focus
  195. Google Partners with Back Market to Keep Laptops out of Landfil, Launches a $3 ChromeOS Flex Kit
  196. LCL Li's Tiny Capcom Arcade Cabinet Uses a Period-Appropriate, Though Scaled-Down, CRT Display
  197. Simulate Arduino, ESP32, and More with This Open Source Web Tool
  198. Automate Your Egg Painting with This Ovoid Plotter
  199. Is This the ‘ChatGPT Moment’ for Embedded Systems?
  200. HackStar: The Pocket-Sized USB Automation Tool
  201. Turning Dollar-Store Foam Into a High-Tech FPV Plane
  202. Turn Your Raspberry Pi Into a TV Stick
  203. Richard Huberjohn's Distance-Measuring Desk Robot Is Ready for a Game of Catch
  204. The Flash Bee Keeps an Eye on the Skies with Lightning Detection and Tracking Out to Nearly 26 Miles
  205. Researchers Draw Inspiration From Bats for an Ultrasonic "Perception Stack" Targeting Tiny Drones
  206. Canonical Bumps Ubuntu 26.04 LTS's System Requirements, Now Asks for 6GB of RAM
  207. Travis Lin's DSTIKE-DA Is an Espressif ESP32-Powered Bluetooth Speaker with an Unusual Form Factor
  208. Control an xTool F1 Laser Engraver in Real-Time with a Wacom Drawing Tablet
  209. Learn How to Make Your Electronics Waterproof
  210. The Walnut-Clad Antidote to Digital Fatigue
  211. The Swiss Army Knife of Home Security
  212. The $99 Robot You Can’t (Easily) Break
  213. Build a 6DoF Controller for a Fraction of the SpaceMouse’s Price
  214. VisiPrint Combines Material and Model Photos to Offer Better Preview of Your FFF 3D Print Plans
  215. Bambu Lab Retires the X1 Series of FFF 3D Printers — But Promises Spares Out to 2031
  216. LCL Li's "Cold Light Laptop" Uses a Custom Graphics Card with a Beautiful Electroluminescent Display
  217. Arpan Mondal's Space Drums Combine Espressif's ESP32 with IMU Sensors and Computer Vision
  218. Raspberry Pi Hikes Prices By Up to $150 as the AI Bubble Hits Hard, Confirms Raspberry Pi 6 Plans

March 2026

  1. An ESP32 Powerhouse in a Raspberry Pi Form Factor
  2. James Bruton Designed His Newest Robot Dog for You to Build
  3. Twirl This ESP32 Dev Board Like a Fidget Spinner
  4. The 3D Clock That Uses Optical Illusions to Warp Time
  5. Reclaim Your Privacy with This DIY E Ink Smartwatch
  6. This Homemade Machine Winds Large BLDC Motors
  7. Home Builder 5.1 Is Open Source Software for DIY Cabinet Projects
  8. This Bat-Inspired AI Lets Drones "See" Through Fog and Smoke
  9. 1,400 Transistors for One Perfect Game of Tic-Tac-Toe
  10. Ben Makes Everything's Latest Build Is a Desktop-Class LattePanda Mu Handheld Cyberdeck
  11. RISE Launches RISC-V GitHub Runners, Providing CI and Build Services Free to Open Source Projects
  12. Niels Leenheer's cssDOOM Brings Everyone's Favorite 1993 FPS Game to Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
  13. Stop Buying Retro Consoles and Start Building Them
  14. Is a Threadless Ball Screw Right for Your 3D Printer?
  15. Add Laser Engraving to Your Desk for Just $64
  16. The Insane Engineering Behind a DIY Real-Time Spray Paint Mixer
  17. This Weatherproof Field Radio Streams Spotify
  18. This Interactive Simulator Will Tell You What Your Inkjet Printer Actually Does
  19. Meet the New Arduino Lineup: Media Carriers, Debuggers, and More
  20. A Custom Flip-Dot Ring Makes for a Unique Clock
  21. This Home Assistant Sensor Is Off the Hook
  22. Reviving a Classic iPod with a Raspberry Pi
  23. Tommy Marshall's Microcontroller-Free Oskitone Space Dice Is a Dice Roller and Pew-Pew Generator
  24. Matt Venn Announces Tiny Tapeout's Second Demoscene Contest — with a Free Tile for All
  25. Home Assistant 2026.4 Set to Bring in Improved, Modernized Encryption for Users' Backups
  26. The $15 Internet Radio You Can Build in a Weekend
  27. Miss Your Keyboard? Then Check Out the Unihertz Titan 2 Elite
  28. This Is a Massive CNC Mill — Not a Router
  29. Hot or Hype? Mova Launches the 12-Nozzle AtomForm Palette 300 3D Printer
  30. An ESP32-Powered Fix for a Dead Intercom
  31. The USB-C Connector That’s Actually a Dev Board
  32. Ben C.'s Clever Compiler Imports Verilog Designs, Including a Working RISC-V CPU, Into Factorio
  33. Engineers Turn to Ultrasound to Build a Wrist-Worn High-Precision Gesture-Tracking Sensor
  34. Brax's Open_Slate Smashes Its Crowdfunding Goal — But Launches with a Price Hike
  35. ClawStage Brings OpenClaw to Life
  36. This DIY Rig Lets You See Through Walls
  37. Turn an Old PSU Into a Bench Supply
  38. PINE64 Teases the PineTime Pro Smartwatch, While the AI Bubble RAM Price Storm Halts Production
  39. The Open Source Canute Scientific Aims for "Parity of Display" for Vision-Impaired Scientists
  40. The SATURNIX Is a Slick, Raspberry Pi-Powered Pocket Camera with Built-In Film Simulation
  41. Transforming a Blade Runner Prop Into a Modern PC
  42. Pure Text, No Noise: A Better Way to Read
  43. The $15 "Ear" That Listens for Unwanted Drones
  44. Adam Rice Proves Doom Really Can Run Anywhere — By Porting It to DNS
  45. Scientists Showcase a Solid-State Ornithopter Design — But Lack the Materials to Build It
  46. Kai Geissdoerfer's Ampisu, a Tiny Yet Feature-Packed Programmable Power Supply, Opens Crowdfunding
  47. Recreating a Cockpit Control Console From Project Hail Mary
  48. Building an Elgato Stream Deck Into a Desk
  49. An AI Assistant That Wants You to See What Makes It Tick
  50. Let the K1W Remember Your Keyboard Shortcuts
  51. Will Cogley's Coglet Is a 3D-Printable, Expressive, Twin-Camera Companion Bot
  52. Raspberry Pi Connect Gets a New Feature: Over-The-Air Update Deployment
  53. Ohm Lab's Neuro N6 Delivers Milliwatt-Scale Computer Vision at the Edge — with Arduino Compatibility
  54. What’s New in KiCad 10
  55. Tame Wiring Chaos with the Super Breadboard
  56. A 2000s Internet Terminal Reborn
  57. How to Use Third-Party Ink in a eufyMake E1 UV Printer
  58. This New Spatial Camera Is Perfect for Robots
  59. Sesame Micro Pushes the Limits of Pocket-Sized DIY Robotics
  60. The Ultimate USB-C-to-RS-232 Adapter
  61. Panda Breath Is an Affordable 3D Printer Chamber Heater Add-On
  62. This Game Boy Runs Entirely on Candles
  63. Flip for Focus: The Cyber Smart Clock V2
  64. Espressif's ESP-IDF 6.0 Brings a New Installation Manager, MCP Server, and a New Standard C Library
  65. The $20 Clintech Pico Unleashes the RP2350’s Full Potential
  66. Relive the 8-Bit Era with This DIY ESP32 Handheld Project
  67. Michał "lcamtuf" Zalewski's Conway's Game of Life Board Packs Hundreds of Dollars in Switches
  68. Google Unveils Its "Advanced Flow" for Unverified Third-Party App Installation — and a 24-Hour Wait
  69. The Metal 1.0 LPBF 3D Printer Launches on Kickstarter
  70. This New Control Approach Could Take Over Hobby CNC Machining
  71. Embedded World 2026: A Field Report on the Latest in Embedded Electronics
  72. This Bright Yellow Instant Camera Is a Raspberry Pi-Powered "Poor Man's Polaroid"
  73. Seeed Studio Targets Next-Gen HMI with the Espressif ESP32-P4-Powered reTerminal D1001
  74. Researchers Uncover the Inner Workings of Chips — with Non-Contact Terahertz Imaging
  75. Never Miss a Print Failure Again with This $6 DIY Monitor
  76. This Keychain Puts Eyes on the Back of Your Head
  77. Using a C.A.T. Scanner to Photograph Sound
  78. 3D-Printed Injection Molds May Actually Be Practical
  79. How a 1-Bit Buzzer Plays Three Voices
  80. A Minimalist Portable Computer for Low-Level Purists
  81. The Scientific Calculator That Doubles as a Secret Messenger
  82. This Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 Carrier Board Cuts the Height to Squeeze Into Slim Projects
  83. Sheepdog Trials Provide Inspiration for a New Autonomous Robotic Swarm Algorithm
  84. The JollyBoard.RP328 Is Prototyping Perfected
  85. No Spot Welding Necessary to Build Your Own 18650 Battery Packs
  86. The Easy Way to Build Interactive AI Toys for Your Kids
  87. Dolphin-Like Robots Could Be the Future of Oil Spill Cleanup
  88. Meko Reimagines the Classic iPod Experience
  89. This Camera Turns Your Day Into an RPG
  90. Never Miss a Holiday with This $5 ESP32 Countdown Timer
  91. An MSLA 3D Printer and Some Cheap Plywood Sheets Deliver Impressive Front Panels
  92. STMicro Partners with Leopard Imaging on a Three-In-One Smart Vision Platform for NVIDIA's Jetson
  93. Vitaly Puzrin's Tiny Open Source Hotplate Provides Handy Reflow Without Taking Over Your Desk
  94. The CRYSOUND POCKET, Now Crowdfunding, Lets You See Exactly Where That Sound Is Coming From
  95. 100% Local, 0% Cloud: A Privacy-First Brain for Your Google Home Mini
  96. These DIY Illuminated Bicycle Pedals Could Save Your Life
  97. Convert Your Old 3D Printer Into a CNC Plasma Cutter
  98. Building a Real-World Tricorder
  99. The Sub-$100 TinkerNav Puts Centimeter-Level GNSS RTK Positioning in the Palm of Your Hand
  100. Rod Hull's Vintage Computer PSU Tester Looks Like "A Microwave That's Had an Idea"
  101. Building a Truly Functional Offline AI Assistant
  102. ESP32-C6, Meet LoRa
  103. Nader Al Khatib's Forgetfulino Embeds Your Arduino Sketch's Source Code Right on Your Dev Board
  104. Taras Woronjanski Turns to the Zephyr RTOS to Make the Arduino UNO Q a Little Rusty
  105. Is Your Camera Spying on You? ROOT Observer Offers a Secure Alternative
  106. Back to the Future IRL: A DIY Hoverboard
  107. Mesh Node Keeps Phones Connected Everywhere
  108. This Arduino-Powered Robot Is the Perfect Weekend Project
  109. Smarter Home, Zero Cameras: the Squire Home Sensing Platform
  110. Would You Trust This 3D-Printed Dive Helmet?
  111. Lemontart Is a New Challenger in the Metal-Cutting Desktop CNC Mill Market
  112. The Easiest Way to Test Batteries
  113. Old Tech Gets an Aerospace Upgrade
  114. DPTechnic's Walter Cellular IoT Module Family Grows, With the Walter Cat 1 Bis
  115. azlan.works' Argo CM5, a Tiny Battery-Ready Raspberry PI CM5 Carrier, Readies for Crowdfunding
  116. HexArth Brings Pro Robotics to the Masses
  117. This Touchscreen Upgrade Gives a Manual Lathe Quasi-CNC Capabilities
  118. Let Zack Freedman Give You a Crash Course on Reverse Engineering for 3D Printing
  119. Your Smartwatch Might Be Spying — This Custom Build Isn't
  120. Blues Goes for the Triple with the New Notecard for Skylo, with Wi-Fi, Cellular, and Satellite Comms
  121. A 3D-Printed TV for Simpsons Fans
  122. The World’s Coolest Palm-Sized Arcade Just Received an Upgrade
  123. Demystify AI and Robotics with This Easy DIY Project
  124. Stop Crashing Your Drone: Use FPV Sim Link Instead
  125. Don't Be So Cranky: Modding an IKEA Desk Into a Smart Workstation
  126. Make Your Own Premium PC Media Controller
  127. Meet the Raspberry Pi-Powered Loop Switcher That Rivals Pro Gear
  128. NXP Unveils the i.MX 93W, Replacing "Up to 60 Discrete Components" in Physical AI Designs
  129. BeagleBoard.org Unveils the BeagleBadge, a Compact All-In-One Open-Hardware ePaper Badge Board
  130. Your Chance to Become Part of Arduino Days 2026
  131. Is It Still Called a Homelab If It's Portable?
  132. Use Your Blowing Power to Play MIDI Music
  133. Nordic Semiconductor Announces New Entry-Level nRF54LS05A, -B BLE Parts
  134. A Quasi-Affordable Way to Get Into Full-Color PolyJet 3D Printing
  135. This Little Piggy Audits Your Wi-Fi Security
  136. A Modular Computer That's Bringing Back Analog
  137. Every Electronics Workbench Needs This New Open Source Adapter
  138. Arduino Celebrates Turning 21 with the VENTUNO Q, a High-Performance SBC for Robotics and More
  139. Play Tetris on an IKEA Wall Lamp
  140. Convert Any Remote to USB-C Charging in Under an Hour
  141. A Companion Robot That Roams Your Desk Until You Pet It
  142. The Transforming Drone You Can Build at Home
  143. The $30 Arduino Hack Every GTA V Fan Should Build
  144. A Look at Katniss Labs’ Morse Code Trainer
  145. How to Make Your Robots Dance Like Star Wars Droids
  146. A 3D-Printed Golf Ball Dispenser Perfect for Indoor Practice
  147. The $5 DIY Digital Scale You Can Build Today
  148. The Desk Robot That Watches You Work
  149. M5Stack's Perfect Platform for AI Voice Assistants
  150. Vasco Guita Gives Raspberry Pi Homelabbers a Gift: Scratch Raspberry Pi OS Docker Images
  151. Spec5's Spectre Pro Is an Android Smartphone with Off-Grid LoRa Mesh Connectivity
  152. A New Soft, Flexible Electrolyte Could Make Solid-State Batteries Better — And Cheaper
  153. Yvain Rouchaud's Nérée Is a Whale-Shaped Standalone "Tactile Synth" with a Wealth of Features
  154. This Guy Built His Own Analog Computer
  155. Talk Is Cheap: A $15 DIY Walkie-Talkie Project
  156. Enlarging Ivan Miranda’s DIY CNC Router
  157. HTWAVE Unveils the Integrive-100, a Standalone Hardware-Accelerated MIMO Software-Defined Radio
  158. This Solves the Biggest Problems with Large E Ink Screens
  159. The Weather Station That Fits in Your Pocket
  160. The DIY Gadget Every Security Enthusiast Needs
  161. The M2x2 Turns a Classic LEGO Brick Into a Real Computer
  162. Paul Staal's M2x2 Is a 10:1 Scale, Functional, Apple Mac-Powered Reimagining of the LEGO Computer
  163. UKAEA and CERN Win an Award for "Robot Mice" Designed to Scurry Along the Large Hadron Collider
  164. Dylan Benzekry's DOOMSCROLLER 3000 Warns of Obstacles as You Obsess Over Social Media
  165. STMicroelectronics Unveils the STM32C5, an Entry-Level 40nm Microcontroller Range at a Keen Price
  166. OpenTitan, the Open Source Hardware Root-of-Trust, is Shipping Now in Commercial Chromebooks
  167. The Switchberry Turns a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 Into a Time-Focused Ethernet Switch
  168. Rishabh Jain's Calm Pulse Turns an Espressif ESP32-C6 Into a Guided Breathing Exercise Gadget
  169. Build a DIY Dasai Mochi with an Animated LEGO Minifig LCD Face
  170. Are Those Smart Glasses Recording You? This Detector Helps You Find Out
  171. NASA’s Favorite Controller Is the Secret to Cheap Robot Training
  172. World’s Smallest Arcade Machine Officially Recognized by Guinness
  173. An ESP32-C6 Powered Keychain Brings Retro Gaming to Your Pocket
  174. Qubit Is the Desk Robot That Cooks and Cleans
  175. Arduino Brings Full Edge Impulse Integration to App Lab for Easier Machine Learning on the UNO Q
  176. Researchers Find a Safe New Use for Dangerous Asbestos Cement: a 3D Printing Additive
  177. Andrew "bunnie" Huang Opens Crowdfunding for the Radically Open Dabao Baochip-1x Dev Board
  178. This Battery-Powered Partial Exoskeleton Cuts the Energy Cost of Walking for Stroke Survivors
  179. Peter "Bobricius" Misenko Goes Clamshell for the New Armachat FLIP and PICOmputer FLIP
  180. This Espressif ESP32-Powered 4G "Smartphone," Programmed in the Arduino IDE, Packs The Essentials
  181. Arduino Brings Modbus TCP Over-The-Air Updates to the Arduino PLC IDE 1.1.0
  182. The Vinyl Streamer Turns a Raspberry Pi Into an Automated Record Recognizer, Digitizer, and Streamer
  183. Turning 3D Prints Into an Iron Wrench With a Microwave
  184. Building the Ultimate 3D Print Welder
  185. Boom Boy Is the Answer to “What If Nintendo Made a Boombox?”
  186. The Ultimate Productivity Killer: Doom Arrives on the Office Desk Phone
  187. IoT Specialist Golioth Gets Snapped Up by Linux Goliath Canonical
  188. Microcomputing on the Cheap: The Sinclair ZX81/Timex Sinclair 1000 Turns 45 Today
  189. This $30 DIY E Ink Reader Is a Pocket-Sized Library
  190. Make Your Own Humanoid Robot
  191. Markus Opitz Builds "The Smallest DIY Joystick Remote Control in the World" with an Espressif ESP32
  192. Mark Yu's E3D, VORON 3D Printer Add-On Automates the Tricky Process of Pressure Advance Calibration
  193. The LEGO of LED Displays Has Arrived
  194. This 3D-Printed Benchtop Power Supply Was Built Purely with Components Languishing in a Parts Bin
  195. The youyeetoo LoraSecrt Is a Meshtastic-Inspired, Rugged, Multi-Functional Emergency Communicator
  196. Nordic Semiconductor Unveils New nRF92, nRF93 Cellular IoT Parts — And Teases 5G eRedCap Support
  197. Quectel Targets Long-Range Massive IoT Deployments with the New FGH200M Wi-Fi HaLow Module
  198. Upgrade Your Elegoo Phecda Laser Cutter with After-Market Limit Switches for Better Repeatability
  199. February 2026 Open Hardware Certification Roundup
  200. Building a Virtual Computer for the Intel 80286
  201. Scientists Taught 200,000 Human Neurons How to Play Doom
  202. Motorola Announces a Deal with Security-First Android Project GrapheneOS for "Future Devices"
  203. A Projection Clock You Can Actually See During the Day
  204. Arduino Adds Simultaneous Wi-Fi and Bluetooth LE to Most of Its u-blox NINA-W102 Boards
  205. Replacing Google Photos with a Raspberry Pi 5 NAS
  206. The T5 E-Paper S3 Pro Lite: A Streamlined Platform for Portable Projects
  207. This Fixed-Wing UAV Drone Is Almost Entirely 3D-Printed — And You Can Build It Yourself
  208. Benjamin Newson Fixes a Keyboard's Battery Hunger — With a Lithium Pillow and USB Type-C Charging
  209. The Connectivity Standards Alliance's Aliro Smart Lock Standard Hits 1.0, Is Officially Released
  210. Canonical Declares That 2026 Is the Year of Ubuntu Linux on the RISC-V Desktop, Server, and More
  211. CycloWatt Takes the Cycling Power Meter Off Your Bike and Moves It Where the Power Goes: Your Feet
  212. Arran Gunn's CyberBrick Is a Compact Yet Chunky Portable Field Terminal in a Custom-Built Metal Case
  213. The ESP32-S3 Meets Classic Gaming
  214. How Many AA Batteries Does It Take to Power Your PC?
  215. Build Your Own Fully Offline AI Assistant

February 2026

  1. How to Run High-Performance LLMs Locally on the Arduino UNO Q
  2. Snap Together a LEGO Game Boy with the Build A Boy Kit
  3. Using Electromagnetism to Create a DIY Drawing Tablet
  4. Your Tire Pressure Sensors Are a Secret Tracking Device
  5. M5Stack’s Newest PoE-Enabled ESP32-P4 Module Is Available
  6. Start Living in the Cyberpunk Future by Wearing These Kickstarter Electronic Gauntlets
  7. The Right to Repair and a New Replaceable USB-C Port Design
  8. Build Your Own Quadruped Robot for Under $50
  9. In Case of Emergency, Plug In a KeyMod
  10. Bigger, Faster, Better: The ESP32-P4-WIFI6 HMI is Here
  11. This "Toddler Cyberdeck" Provides a Touchscreen-Loving Kid with Their Own Custom Media Remote
  12. Exaviz Turns the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 Into a 16-Port PoE Switch Dual-Drive NAS Powerhouse
  13. David Johnson-Davies Brings Espressif's Powerful ESP32-P4 to the Feather Form Factor
  14. You Can Add an ATC to Your Makera Carvera Air
  15. This DIY Motorized Tow Rope Makes Sledding Fun
  16. Arduino Says Matter Education Matters, Launches the Arduino Matter Discovery Bundle
  17. Bringing Flip-Dot Displays Into the 21st Century
  18. Relive the 8-Bit Glory Days with This DIY Handheld NES
  19. Richard Lippmann's 3D-Printed Switch Adds Push-to-Light LEDs to Any Greetings Card
  20. Simone Carriero's Makerplot Is a Fully-Functional Plotter Built From Just Nine 3D-Printed Parts
  21. Supplyframe Adds a Tariff Estimator to Findchips, to Help Parts Buyers Avoid Sticker Shock
  22. The Open Source Clura Delivers Everything You Need in a 3D-Printer Enclosure — And More
  23. This Piece of Machinist Art Is Actually a Clock
  24. Convert that Old VTech “Toy” Computer Into a Z80 Hacking Station
  25. BeagleBoard.org Targets Harsher Environments, More Demanding Work with the PocketBeagle 2 Industrial
  26. James Bruton’s Latest Build Is a High-Speed Balancing Act
  27. The Zelda Game & Watch Gets a Massive Fan Upgrade
  28. Lyra Rebane's x86CSS Emulates a Simple Intel x86 Computer In-Browser — Using Only CSS
  29. Thomas Megel's Multi-Camera 3D Scanner Puts Raspberry Pi Zero 2W-Powered Camera Nodes to Work
  30. JJ Dasher's ATAboy Connects Even the Oldest of IDE Hard Drives to Modern Systems via USB
  31. Soldered Electronics Goes Big and Colorful with the New Inkplate 13SPECTRA Smart ePaper Display
  32. Boosting Candlelight with TEG Energy Recovery
  33. The Secret to Fabricating the Ball Joints that Enable Micro Manipulation
  34. The Future of Print Is Digital?
  35. Image Quality Labs Gives the Arduino UNO Q Eyes, Adds Raspberry Pi Camera Module Compatibility
  36. Hacky-Fi Is a USB Multi-Tool for Your Keychain
  37. The DIY OpenClaw Assistant You’ll Actually Want to Carry
  38. Researchers Give Smartphones a "Song" to Sing to Detect Malicious Modifications
  39. Mitch Altman Is Back with a New Longer-Range TV-B-Gone, Now Featuring an Espressif ESP32
  40. Guy Dupont Makes an "IRL YouTube" with Home Assisant Automation and a QR Code Scanner
  41. This Upcycled "Ephemeral Printer" Creates Temporary Advice — or Insults — with Laser Light
  42. Clough42 Explains the Raspberry Pi Pico-Based Electronics Driving His Upcoming Mechanical Clock
  43. The Maker’s Toolbox: xTool F2 Ultra UV Laser Machine
  44. Offload System Performance Metrics to a Dual-OLED Display
  45. Putting an Exclamation Point on Your Smart Home
  46. You Can Fit an Entire OS and Web Server on a Floppy Disk
  47. This Super-Simple ATtiny85 Project Is the Ultimate $5 Computer Upgrade
  48. Turn Your Raspberry Pi into a Serious Media Center with This $25 Amp
  49. Meet the ESP32-Powered Phone You Can Actually Trust
  50. Researchers Turn to 3D Printing for a Low-Cost, Body-Powered Curling Prosthetic Finger
  51. Theo Heng's PD240W Is a Raspberry Pi RP2040-Powered USB Power Delivery Supply for Motors
  52. The Raspberry Pi-Powered Sensea Delivers Color Imagery and Temperature Readings From Under the Waves
  53. The ToothPaste Dongle Lets You Paste Your Passwords From a Trusted to an Untrusted Machine
  54. This Annoying Coaster Won’t Let You Ignore Hydration Without a Fight
  55. “Blooper” Is a Null Modem Cable for the Modern USB Era
  56. How to Create Your Own Handheld Virtual Pet
  57. This Microchip ATtiny84-Powered 3D-Printed Remote Improves Accessibility for the Visually Impaired
  58. This Clever Lockbox Only Opens If You Solve Its Twisty, Turny Puzzle
  59. Microsoft Researchers Blast Glass with Lasers to Encode Terabytes of Data for Millennia
  60. Ultra-Low-Power Chip Monitors Hundreds of Pressure Points to Drive a Smart, Gait-Tracking Shoe
  61. MIT’s 3D Printer Can Produce Complete and Functional Electric Motors
  62. Can You Build a Cinema Camera That Rivals What You Can Buy?
  63. A Weekend Project for Writers: The $40 Digital Typewriter
  64. Transforming a Raspberry Pi Into a Media Hub
  65. Antenom's NanoFarfield Is a Portable Kit Designed to Enhance NanoVNA, LiteVNA Analyzers
  66. Map Your Room with This "Radar" Scanner
  67. Olimex Opens Orders for the "Most Comprehensive and Feature-Rich ESP32-P4 Board on the Market"
  68. AsteroidOS 2.0 Brings an Open, Linux-Based Replacement OS to More Smartwatches Than Ever
  69. Martijn Braam's PiCam Tweaks a Raspberry Pi 4 and HQ Camera Module for Broadcast Video
  70. On a Mission to Add the Missing Keys to a Framework Laptop
  71. Your Next Desk Toy Should Be a Hackable Robot
  72. Unlock Your Front Door by Literally Dialing a Number
  73. Watch This Backpack Automatically Deploy an Umbrella in the Rain
  74. Build This DIY Jog Wheel for Better Video Editing
  75. A Pocket Watch with Atomic Accuracy and Victorian Vibes
  76. Math Campbell's 3D-Printed Stainless Steel Smartwatch Lives in His Pocket, Not on His Wrist
  77. Josh Hendrickson's Old Under-Cabinet Radio Gets Replaced by a Raspberry Pi-Powered Weather Display
  78. The "SexyberDeck" Ditches Modern Production Methods for a Truly Cyberpunk Upcycling Approach
  79. Kris Slyka Builds a Working Analog TV Transmitter From an STM32 and "Almost No [Other] Parts"
  80. From Junk to Cyberpunk
  81. Is OpenClaw Closed?
  82. Wake Up to the Sound of an Artemis Rocket Launch, LEGO Style
  83. OpenClaw for the Rest of Us: The $5 MimiClaw Assistant
  84. The Ultimate Power Bank for Digital Nomads and Hackers
  85. Patrick Nelson's STM-01 Aims to Be a Highly-Expandable, Modular, Open Source Record Player
  86. Paula Maddox's LT6502 Is the Compact MOS 6502-Powered Netbook From Your '80s Dreams
  87. Carrie Sundra Announces Alpenglow Industries' Closure, Puts Everything on Sale at a Steep Discount
  88. Glen Akins Turns MIDI Control Surfaces Into Quick-Boot Soundboards, with a Raspberry Pi RP2040
  89. Your Desk Needs an ESP32 DataDisplay Terminal
  90. Take Control with a $40 AI Command Center
  91. The ESP32 Goes 3D: Retro Racing on a Chip
  92. Real-Time 3D Mapping for $30
  93. Master the Airwaves with This Multi-Tool
  94. Build Your Own Quadruped Robot for Under $60
  95. This Mini Terminal Screams "Hacker"
  96. Using FluidNC? Check Out This Nifty CNC Pendant
  97. That’s Not a Filament Spool, It’s a Robot!
  98. Raspberry Pi Promises Assistance with Certifying Third-Party Antennas for Use with Compute Modules
  99. This Wood-and-Paper Byproduct "Ink" Could Deliver Sustainable, Recyclable 3D Printing
  100. SlimeVR Opens Crowdfunding for Its Long-Life, Rapid-Update Butterfly Body Tracking Sensors
  101. This Throwback VR Headset Uses Sony Watchman CRTs as Its Displays
  102. The Unstoppable Modular Robot
  103. Try “Hydrothermoforming” Your 3D-Printed Parts
  104. This Robot Can See Around Corners
  105. A Budget-Friendly 3D-Printed Robot Arm
  106. The World’s Cutest IBM PC?
  107. This "Cybertablet" Aims to Power a Raspberry Pi Touchscreen Tablet with a Stack of AA Batteries
  108. Bambu Lab Bids Farewell to the P1P, Ceases Production — But Pledges Parts Availability Out to 2031
  109. The Open Source Robot of Theseus Trots Its Way Into Hands-On Experiments in Animal Locomotion
  110. Edwin Van Ruymbeke's Swift Is a Bird-Like Ornithopter Drone That Flies By Flapping Its Wings
  111. Monitoring Home Pollutants with Industrial Precision
  112. This Drone Knows Where It Is Without GPS
  113. Why Is Toyota Developing Their Own Open Source Video Game Engine?!
  114. Build Your Own 3D Mouse for the Price of a Sandwich
  115. The Purr-fect Desk Robot
  116. A DIY Transcription Appliance for the Hard of Hearing
  117. Your Next AI Assistant Might Not Need an Internet Connection
  118. KiCad Aims to Ease Linux Installation, Moves to Self-Contained AppImage Distribution
  119. Researchers Warn of mmWave Heart-Monitoring Privacy Risks — And Develop "Camouflage" Against Them
  120. DeepComputing Opens Pre-Orders for Its Third-Generation Framework Laptop 13 RISC-V Mainboard
  121. James Brown's "Animated Bokeh" Lens Adapter Puts Doom in the Highlights of Your Videos
  122. This Company Wants to Give Your Toddler an AI Friend
  123. Turn Your Spare Parts into a Retro Space Game
  124. The Maker’s Toolbox: Bambu Lab H2C 3D Printer Review
  125. Salim Benbouziyane’s Cyberdeck Is Predictably Gorgeous
  126. Make an LED Music Visualizer for Your Home
  127. Your Desk Is Boring — Here’s How to Fix It in 60 Minutes
  128. The Windows 98 Toaster is Here
  129. This Tiny LEGO Fender Guitar Amp Conversion Really Works
  130. Szymon Kubica's MicroBox Turns the Arduino UNO R4 Into a Battery-Powered Handheld Games Console
  131. Forget the Mac Mini: Run This OpenClaw Alternative for Just $10
  132. BrisbaneSilcon Preps Crowdfunding for the ELM11-Feather, a Lua-Native Microcontroller Dev Board
  133. Jay Doscher's Latest Recovery Kit, the Ultra, Makes Full Desktop Hardware "Mostly Portable"
  134. A Robot Butler in a Day
  135. Meet the Arcade Cabinet That Never Plays the Same Game Twice
  136. This LTE Dev Board Doesn’t Need an Arduino or Raspberry Pi
  137. This Homemade Machine Makes Beautifully Spherical Rocks
  138. Make Your Own Budget Component Tester
  139. The PCB Masterpiece
  140. OpenClaw Can Program Your Arduino
  141. Paul Rickards Gives a Decorative Maclock a Serious Upgrade, Creates a Tiny Working Apple Macintosh
  142. This DIY Hotplate Delivers Surface-Mount Reflow with a "True" USB Power Delivery Input
  143. Michael Wessel's PicoRAM Ultimate Vintage SBC Expansion Doubles Its RAM Emulation to a Generous 4kB
  144. Jordan Blanchard's ESP32, RP2040 Camera Blends Digital and Analog — By Encoding Images as SSTV
  145. Build Your Own Breadboard NES
  146. Talk to Your Past Self: The AI Journal That Chats Back
  147. DIY Invisible Home Automation
  148. Seeed Studio Releases Their Own Affordable and Open Source Robotic Arm
  149. Start with Photographic Circuit Bending Using This $5 Camera
  150. The Great Pyramid of M5Stack
  151. This $109 Portable Workstation Replaces a Desk Full of Electronics Gear
  152. Paper Bag's Ocarina-Like Vape Synth Reuses As Many Parts as Possible From a "Disposable" Vape
  153. This Solar Power Meter Packs a Real Photovoltaic Panel for Accurate Field Measurements
  154. Tsvetan Usunov Plans a €20 Open Source Smart Home Server Solution: Meet the Olimex-HoT
  155. Homebrewing a New Game for the Forgotten Pokémon Mini Handheld Console
  156. A Native MicroPython Operating System Built for Microcontrollers
  157. Finally, a Use for Your Old Apple Watch
  158. My CES Confession: I Accidentally Deleted My Footage, But Still Had a Great Time
  159. Turning a Vintage Typewriter Into a High-End Gaming PC
  160. Seeed Packs Its 13.3" Color ePaper Display, an Espressif ESP32 and Battery Into the reTerminal E1004
  161. A DIY Retro-Modern Alarm Clock for Under $10
  162. A Curiously Strong E-Reader
  163. This USB to Analog VGA Display Adapter Is More Than GUD Enough for Arcade Gaming
  164. Home Assistant 2026.2 Brings the New Home Dashboard, Quick Search, New Integrations, and More
  165. Arduino Releases a New App Lab for the Arduino UNO Q, Promises Big Quality-of-Life Gains
  166. BMO Lives!
  167. This Motorized Grow Light Automatically Maximizes Photon Efficiency
  168. A CNC Dock for the Etch A Sketch
  169. Build This Compact USB-C Power Supply for Just $15
  170. Moving Ultrasound from the Lab to the Living Room
  171. Texas Instruments Splashes the Cash on a $7.5 Billion Deal to Acquire Silicon Labs
  172. The $3 DIY Arduino
  173. Dilshan Jayakody's Desk Clock Keeps Great Time in Nothing But CMOS Logic Chips
  174. Efaz Bhuiyn's 3D-Printable Portable Workout Machine Turns Effort Into Electricity
  175. Raspberry Pi Tweaks the Raspberry Pi 4 to Support Two RAM Chips As It Fights AI Bubble Parts Pricing
  176. OwnTech's µVerter Aims to Deliver an Understandable, Reproducible Inverter for Solar Projects
  177. A Cyberdeck Built Specifically for 3D Printing
  178. January 2026 Open Source Hardware Certification Roundup
  179. This Over-Engineered 3D Scanning Turntable Can Handle Anything
  180. This Synced DIY Car Entertainment System Keeps the Whole Family Happy
  181. Macintosh System 1 on a Sharp Memory Display
  182. Waveshare’s New $27 ESP32-S3 Board Features a Unique ePaper-Like RLCD
  183. Create Stunning Ambient Lighting with This Simple Arduino LED Project
  184. Welcome to the Internet of Slot Cars
  185. Murat Akdeniz's Circubes Put Circuit Basics Into Simple Magnetic Building Blocks for STEM Education
  186. NFC Forum Publishes Its Newest Roadmap, with Plans for Dramatic Performance Improvements
  187. Home Assistant Opens Contributions for the Open Home Foundation Device Database
  188. Raspberry Pi Relaxes the Rules for Its RP2040 Hacking Challenge, $20,000 Still Up for Grabs
  189. The $39 Hacker Multi-Tool That Fits in Your Wallet
  190. Power Up with PELLETINO
  191. A DIY High-Precision LC Meter with an Arduino
  192. The Zerowriter Ink Ships at Last
  193. Max Reble Brings .NET to the Arduino UNO Q with an Open Source Arduino Router Client Library
  194. Jonathan Broadwell Unveils New Serial Wombat 8B Smart Expansion Boards
  195. This Tiny Chip Could Turn Computers' Waste Heat Into More Performance
  196. The AI Bubble Hits Again: Raspberry Pi Announces Up-to-$60 Price Hikes Across Its Most Popular SBCs
  197. Using a Custom PCB as a Live Transit Display
  198. The Basic Phone: All the Tools You Need, and Nothing You Don’t

January 2026

  1. Give Any Computer Raspberry Pi-Style GPIO Pins
  2. Retrofitting an Old Milling Machine with a Modern Brushless DC Motor
  3. Building a Desktop Kodak Photo Kiosk
  4. Fitness Meets Flappy Bird
  5. Wi-Fi 6 IoT Boards Starting at Just $8
  6. Build John Park’s ePaper Camera
  7. The CodeCell C6 Is a Tiny Feature-Packed Dev Board
  8. You Can Phreak Atomic Clocks
  9. This Pendulum Is Actually a Battery
  10. Makera Is Releasing a 3D Probe for Z1 and Carvera Air Machines
  11. The Desktop Companion Fighting Smartphone Distractions
  12. This Is the Perfect Nintendo DS Flashcart
  13. The Anycubic Photon P1 Resin 3D Printer Claims Industrial Precision at a Consumer Price
  14. Give Your Desktop GPIO Pins
  15. This Twister-Themed Coffee Table Has Unexpected Functionality...
  16. This ‘Visual Soldering Iron’ Is Genius
  17. This Switch Controller Is Made of LEGOs
  18. Bringing a Modern OS Experience to the ESP32
  19. This 3D-Printed Guitar Is a Real Record-Breaker — Or Record Cutter, Anyway
  20. Valentyn Danylchuk's BreezyBox Turns an Espressif ESP32-S3 Into a "Tiny Instant-On PC"
  21. This Smart UPS Controller Cycles Button-Operated Devices to Boost Runtime, with a Neat ADC Hack Too
  22. The SafeGuard Turns a Standard LPG Regulator Into a Smarter, Safer, Leak-Monitoring Watchdog
  23. Customizing Your Real-Life Car with a Video Game Menu
  24. Get Perfect Emulation From this FPGA-Based Arcade
  25. The Quickest and Easiest Way to Make Neat 3D Puzzles
  26. Starkpad Is a Gorgeous Stream Deck Alternative You Can Build Yourself
  27. Java Script: Coding the Perfect Cup of Joe
  28. Why Ride a Normal E-Bike When You Can Have a Jet?
  29. Build a Pocket-Sized Power Supply with Just One Battery
  30. The CyberPlug Is a Raspberry Pi-Powered Cyberdeck Tailored for Electronics Projects
  31. Creality Promises a "Closed-Loop Filament Workflow" with the Shredder R1 and Filament Maker M1
  32. Raspberry Pi Partners with Sharp for the CM5-Powered Raspberry Pi Smart Display Module
  33. Pixel Cube Is Very Cute. Maybe Useful?
  34. Particle Comes Full Circle, Becomes Part of Digi — Whose XBee Inspired the Company's Founding
  35. Is RLCD the Display Technology You’ve Been Waiting For?
  36. This Modular Linux Pocket Computer Looks Promising
  37. Wireless Just Beat Fiber Optics
  38. Homemade Calculator Gets the CRT Display It Deserves
  39. No Commodores Were Harmed in the Making of This USB Keyboard
  40. An Arduino Without the Arduino?
  41. Sipeed’s $69 AI Camera Packs a Serious Punch
  42. Jeremy King Sets His Sights on Recreating Intel's Venerable 4004 CPU — And a New Pipelined Version
  43. Rishabh Jain's AirMIDI Is a Simple, Four-Component MIDI Theremin-Style Contactless Instrument
  44. Konrad Wohlfahrt Redesigns the Focus Wheel for Standalone, Button-Free Operation
  45. This Adaptive Gamepad Uses a Clever "Rail" System to Stave Off Repetitive Strain Injuries
  46. How to Upgrade Your CRT TV with an S-Video Port
  47. This Chain-Driven Orbital Gearbox Is Terrifying
  48. This Whole Doom Thing Has Gotten Out of Hand
  49. An Unhackable, Power-Free, Analog Gadget for Your Desk
  50. Tiny 2.2cc Engine Is a Machining Masterpiece
  51. The Mixtape Reimagined
  52. This Tiny Robot Wants to Live on Your Desk
  53. Control Everything with This ESP32-Based Gesture Glove
  54. Joren Heit's Clock Keeps Perfect Time with an Unmoving Hand — By Rotating Its Entire Face
  55. Peter Schmid's Pocket Power Pack Lets You Run Model Railroads Wherever You Go
  56. Piotr Grzesik's M8SBC-486 Is a Brand-New Motherboard for Vintage Intel 486 Chips — And It Runs Doom
  57. These Single-Color Graphics Demos Push the Raspberry Pi Pico 2 to Its Limits
  58. Privacy-Centric Smartphone Specialist Brax Unveils the Open_Slate, a More Modular Two-In-One
  59. Never Lose a Late-Night Epiphany Again
  60. This LEGO Typewriter Actually Works, But Not How You Think
  61. Strap a Laser Welder Onto a Motion System for 3D Printing Metal
  62. The Arduino UNO, Now in Extra-Large
  63. The Maker’s Toolbox: Elegoo Centauri Carbon 2 3D Printer Review
  64. IMSPI 8080 Brings Front-Panel Switches to the Raspberry Pi
  65. An Easy Way to Visualize Wi-Fi Traffic
  66. A Real Linux Computer You Can Carry in Your Pocket
  67. Looking at Back at CES 2026
  68. Building the Ideal Arduino-Based Rocket Launch Controller
  69. Diabolic Parasite Is a Neat New Wi-Fi-Enabled Keystroke Injector and Keylogger
  70. Robot Hands Don’t Need Arms Anymore
  71. How to Make a Direct Connection Between Two Landline Telephones
  72. This Wall Art Displays Ambient Radio Waves
  73. The Robot That Learned to Talk by Staring in the Mirror
  74. The $21 All-in-One Dev Kit That Goes Anywhere
  75. Rootkid's Spectrum Slit Lights Up Any Room with the Cheery Glow of Visualized Radio Spectrum
  76. Pixlpal Is More Than Just a Screen
  77. The WEEDINATOR Project Brings Autonomous Agriculture to the Masses
  78. You Play This MIDI Guitar Like the Real Thing
  79. A Novel New Way to Read Novels
  80. One-Dimensional Space Invaders Looks Surprisingly Fun
  81. This Automated Fish Feeder Specializes in Accurately Dispensing Tiny Quantities for Little Pets
  82. ESPHome 2026.1.0 Brings Improved Security, Wi-Fi Roaming, and Far Better Support for the ESP8266
  83. Thort Werx's Picotronix Is a Low-Cost Modular Bench Tool, Powered by a Pair of Raspberry Pi Pico 2s
  84. Raspberry Pi's Paul Oberosler Makes USB Gadget Mode as Easy as Flicking a Switch
  85. Raspberry Pi Hits the Own-Brand Storage Trifecta, Adds USB Flash Drives to Its SSDs and microSDs
  86. These Adorable Oversized LEDs Glow So Good
  87. This DIY Sensor System Maps Caves in 3D
  88. Never Lose Tracking with These Magnetic 3D Scanning Marker Towers
  89. It’s Time to Try Wire Wrapping Again
  90. The $49 Keychain-Sized Hacking Tool
  91. Become an Air Traffic Controller From Your Living Room
  92. These 3D-Printable Breadboards Give Wider Dev Boards Like the Raspberry Pi Pico Some Breathing Room
  93. Simon Josefsson Warns of an Authentication Bypass Vulnerability in telnetd
  94. MorphoChrome "Paints" with Laser Light to Add Iridescence to Almost Any Object
  95. Arduino Officially Launches the More Powerful Arduino UNO Q 4GB Single-Board Computer
  96. Why CES Isn’t Exciting Anymore
  97. The Top Trends at CES 2026
  98. CES 2026 Tech Deep Dive: Laser Types
  99. CES 2026 Tech Deep Dive: UV Printing
  100. The Smallest DIY Bluetooth Speaker You've Ever Seen
  101. Snap the Perfect Shot with This DIY Camera
  102. These Zinc-Based Circuits Can Be Composted, Dissolved in Vinegar — Or Eaten
  103. You Should Add the $10 ESP32-C6 GEEK to Your Toolbox
  104. Marcus Stephen Edwards' Raspberry Pi-Powered MIDI Controller Cuts a Guitar Down to Size
  105. CMHunter's MultiCM Flasher Speeds Up Mass Deployment of Raspberry Pi Compute Module Boards
  106. This Headless, One-Handed Writerdeck Delivers Minimal Stimulation for ME/CFS Crashes
  107. The Tablet That Feels Like Paper and Performs Like an OLED
  108. The Best of CES 2026
  109. Bringing the Tactile Experience Back to Digital Music
  110. Combine the Convenience of Spotify with the Vibes of Vinyl
  111. This 3D-Printed Four-Stroke Engine Actually Runs
  112. A Super Easy Way to 3D Print Custom-Fit Trays for Your Tools
  113. Kickstarter Laser Targets Complex 3D Surface Engraving
  114. David Johnson-Davies' Light Lab Does for RGB LEDs What Sound Lab Did for Audio
  115. CANDYSIGN's HummingKit Is a "Software-Defined Charger" Designed to Demystify USB Power Delivery
  116. Espressif Goes Tri-Band with the New, Wi-Fi 6E-Capable ESP32-E22 Communications Coprocessor
  117. The Perfect Minimalist LED Clock
  118. Build Your Own Pro-Grade 3D Scanner Without the Commercial Price Tag
  119. Dr. Scott M. Baker Restores a Classic CRT Monitor — By Polishing Out Its "Cataracts"
  120. UUGear's Witty Pi 5 HAT+ Offers Time, Temp, and Voltage-Based Power Management for Any Raspberry Pi
  121. This Clever Remote Turns TV Tactile — By Tying Video Playback to Physical Floppy Disks
  122. PS5, Xbox, and Switch 2 Play Nice Together
  123. The 1970s AI Time Traveler
  124. Extending Smart Home Networks with LoRa
  125. The $30 Cure for Office Boredom
  126. Jeri Ellsworth Spins a CRT TV for Mysterious Reasons
  127. Add Native Autofocus to Any PL-Mount Camera Lens and Put It on an E-Mount Sony
  128. Yet Another Flipper Zero Competitor
  129. This High-Tech Kickstarter Drinking Straw Is Really Silly
  130. Customize Your Cosy Toesies with Zachary Murtishi's PWM-Driven Heated Sock Controller
  131. EnviroGo Monitors the Air You Breathe
  132. This GPS Only Navigates the Mandelbrot Set
  133. Wi-Fi 6 Comes to the XIAO
  134. Researchers Warn of Eavesdropping Vulnerabilities in Popular "Fast Pair" Bluetooth Devices
  135. Seeed Studio's Tiny XIAO Dev Board Family Goes Dual-Band, with the New Wi-Fi 6 XIAO ESP32-C5
  136. Ansh Trivedi Misses His Parrot Friend — So Built a Raspberry Pi-Powered Bird Tracker to Find It
  137. EDATEC Brings Raspberry Pi's China-Exclusive Compute Module Zero to the West on the ED-CM0NANO SBC
  138. A Pro-Grade Smart Home Gateway Powered by an ESP32
  139. This Amazing Automaton Showcases the Dance of Flamingos
  140. The Lab Power Supply That Fits in Your Pocket
  141. The Haptic Wheel on this Macropad Is So Good
  142. This Inexpensive Product Turns Your Bambu Lab A1 Mini Into a Desktop Factory
  143. M5Stack Launches StackChan and the Appeal Is Real
  144. Replacing SD Card Readers with SD NAND Chips
  145. This DIY Gadget Beams Audio Like a Flashlight
  146. A Self-Learning Microcontroller Delivers Motorcycle Gear Indication — On a Vintage Nixie Tube
  147. I Ain’t Afraid of No Interference: The MESTEK EMF01
  148. An Espressif ESP32, ESPHome, and Node-RED Ensmarten These Wardrobe and Mirror Lights
  149. The Arquebus Cyberdeck Looks Ready to Take Its Raspberry Pi to the Field
  150. Wavelet Lab Is Back with Two New Open Source Software-Defined Radio Modules, the xSDR and sSDR
  151. POOM Combines Arduboy-Inspired Gaming with Maker, Tinkerer, and Security Researcher Tools
  152. Gen AI on Your Raspberry Pi: A Hands-On Review of the Raspberry Pi AI HAT+ 2
  153. The Purr-fect ESP32 Portable Dev Tool
  154. The 8BitFlux 8-Bit Workbench Is a Classic User Interface for Vintage Computing Experiments
  155. SONOFF Announces Matter Support — If You Self-Host eWeLink's CUBE OS
  156. It’s About Time
  157. A Pocket-Sized Terminal?
  158. Stop Buying Power Supplies and Start Using Your Junk Drawer
  159. Your Office Needs a Desk Robot
  160. Pre-Orders Start for the 4GB Variant of the Arduino UNO Q
  161. EasyTrace5000 Is a New Browser-Based CAM Tool for PCB Fabrication
  162. This Guy Built a Da Vinci-Style Surgical Robot
  163. $1 ESP32 Dev Board with Screen Is a Great AliExpress Bargain Find
  164. The Only Cat That Won’t Chew Your Wires
  165. BrainJar's Beginner-Friendly 3D-Printed Ring Clock Includes Easy Daylight Savings Switching
  166. Mayur Pagote's Upcycling Project Turns a Potato Chips Tube Into a Smart Plant Pot
  167. Engineered Cells Turn Living Skin Tissue Into a Long-Lasting, Power-Free "Living Sensor Display"
  168. Glen Akins' Tiny Traffic Lights Pack a Full-Color Display Into Each Aspect — with Wi-Fi Support, Too
  169. Transforming an M5Stack Tab5 Into a Retro Macintosh
  170. Build a Fruit Jam Apple Computer, Complete with 3D-Printed Apple //e Enclosure
  171. “Reference Circuits, Volume 0” Is an Interactive Book for Learning Electronics Fundamentals
  172. Getting a 30-Year-Old Mac SCSI 35mm Film Scanner Working in 2026
  173. Convert Your Old Creality Ender 3 Into a Wire EDM Machine
  174. Pikoo Shrinks the Raspberry Pi Pico Without Sacrificing GPIO
  175. The Raspberry Pi and Pixhawk-Powered "Scandiana Jones" Catamaran Is a Mapping Marvel
  176. Every Page in This Book Is a Functional PCB
  177. Sipeed’s NanoKVM-USB 4K Is a More Versatile KVM
  178. Michael Horne's Raspberry Pi-Powered Portable Cyberdeck Boasts a Classic Psion Series 5 Keyboard
  179. RAKwireless Launches a Modular Meshtastic Starter Kit Built Around the RAK3312 ESP32-S3 Module
  180. Joe Scotto's Latest Hand-Wired Keyboard Takes a Boomerang — or Batarang — As Inspiration
  181. Look Ma, No Hands: This Flying Umbrella Follows You Anywhere
  182. The Only Worm You Want in Your Server Room
  183. This ESP32 Chatbot Is a Retro-Futuristic Dream
  184. Your Next Drone Might Look Like a Grasshopper
  185. Yes, Cooking Pots Can Run Doom
  186. Ruffling Feathers: The AI Roommate Designed to Push Back
  187. The Ultimate Digital Survival Tool for Modern Travelers
  188. Meet the Macropad of Your Dreams
  189. Build Mo-chan, the Adorable Robot Explorer, This Weekend
  190. Researchers Propose Solutions to the Growing Environmental Impact of Wearable Electronics
  191. Seeed Studio's ePaper Kits Go Big with a 13.3" E Ink Spectra 6 Six-Color Panel
  192. The US FCC Announces Plans for Boosted Throughput on 6GHz Wireless with GVP Technology
  193. This Coffee Maker Turns Steam Into Action — Thanks to a Clever Heron's Engine
  194. Could This Business Card Land You Your Dream Job?
  195. Abusing Transistors to Flash LEDs
  196. Razer’s Grok-Powered Hologram Wants to Manage Your Life
  197. It’s-a Me, a Microtransaction!
  198. Isaac Anderson's 3D-Printed Parametric Coil Winder Can Handle Windings of Almost Any Size
  199. The SNAIL Reduces Cognitive Load to Put Its Player in a "Flow State" of Musical Bliss
  200. Valentin Schröter's Calculator Shows You How Long Your IoT Project's Battery Will Really Last
  201. Bose Throws End-Of-Life SoundTouch Owners a Lifeline, Plans an Offline App Update and Opens the API
  202. Could Pocket Ink Save Family Game Night?
  203. A Putter That Fixes Your Horrible Form
  204. Build Your Own Arduino-Powered Self-Balancing Robot
  205. LionKey Offers an Open Source Take on FIDO2-Compliant Two-Factor and Passwordless Authentication
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