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Pixelpanda | A 3d Printed Rgb Matrix Pc Build
A 3D printed custom PC based on new LattePanda MU.

A Tapuino In A Commodore Cassette Deck
A tapuino build inside an original commodore cassette deck. And getting the counter mechanism working as well.

Commodore 64 Ai Image Generator
Make creative retro game sprites on the Commodore 64 with generative AI.

Octoclock And Old-school Energy Meter
Being on a variable rate tariff means I keep a close eye on when to turn on appliances - these devices help me out at a glance.

Picogamepadconverter: Use Your Favorite Gamepad Anywhere
PicoGamepadCoverter is a project designed for RP2040 or Raspberry Pi Pico and variants, that enabling switch to different gamepad modes using a gamepad as input. Re-use old gamepads that don't support USB connections or make compatibles with certain platform.

Braillebot
Your very own Braille language trainer!

I Made A Phone-case That Plays Tetris
Using arduino code by "AJ Russel" on github and 3D modeling, I made phone case that you can run tetris one.

Fixing Galaga
My Galaga mini arcade cabinet stopped working, so I came up with a Rube Goldberg-esque way to fix it involving robots, Raspberry Pis, etc.

Arduino Nano Esp32 Handheld Gaming Console - It Plays Doom!
Create your handheld gaming console using an Arduino Nano ESP32 and play Doom on the go.

Ultra Low-powered Linux Computer Using Mcu
A portable computer that runs on a Linux operating system can fit in your pocket.

I Made A Dangerous Hotdog Cooker.
I made an electric hotdog cooker based on electric hotdog cookers from the 70's. The point of the project was to show how unsafe they use to be.

Handheld Retro Gaming Console
For this project I took a Raspberry Pi 4, put a case on it and attached a display. I attached this to a mount on top of my Xbox controller. I took rubber bands and attached a power bank to the mount also. I then used Batocera as the OS for the retro gaming system.

I Made An Alarm Clock That Plays Doom.
Using an arduino, my real alarm clock, and a small screen, I was able to turn my alarm clock into a device that plays doom.

Arduino Mainframe With Punchcards
An Arduino Uno, turned into a "mainframe", controlled through punchcards, output through serial - demonstrated to add two numbers in a custom programming environment running on Arduino, called 1V0 Tz III.

Xbox Rgb Led 2.0
Upgrading my previous Xbox RGB LED project and also documenting some of the other modifications I made to my now 20+ year old Xbox!

Experimental Pong On A Led-strip
Pong playing on a primitive 17x17 screen made with a 5 m WS2812 LED strip.

Diy Power Delivery Trigger
let's build a PD trigger

Building A Self-driving Car In Atari 2600 Grand Prix
Step into the world of retro gaming and AI technology with this video. Watch as we bring the classic Atari 2600 game, Grand Prix, to life with a twist. The project is based on Python and AI