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An electronic tachometer is a straightforward enough device, in which the light reflections from a white spot on a rotating object are detected and...
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DOOM was initially designed to run on x86 PCs, but it was subsequently adapted to various consoles with moderate success and later expanded to...
Modern remote control (RC) radios offer remarkable ranges, yet they are essentially built for line-of-sight use. But what happens when you want to control...
Manufacturing in space poses considerable challenges, despite many of the techniques resembling those utilized on Earth. Methods such as riveting, bolting, and welding are...
On my workbench sits a Mitutoyo vernier caliper, an entry-level model showcasing a classic vernier scale, built with exceptional care. It’s gratifying to observe...
Almost a decade has elapsed since Amazon initiated its delivery drone program, aiming to revolutionize the online shopping experience through rapid item transport. Recently,...
Today at 8 AM PDT, tickets for our workshops will be made available! If you’re intending to attend Supercon and wish to take part...
An electronic tachometer is a straightforward enough device, in which the light reflections from a white spot on a rotating object are detected and...
These days, Youtube is more competitive than ever. Creators put out videos of wildly expensive, complex projects with equally pricy camera gear. [Do It...
First-timers playing with 8-bit micros such as the AVR and PIC will at some point in their lives, find themselves locked out of their...
Storing data “in the cloud” — even if it is your own server — is all the rage. But many cloud solutions require you...
The Quest 2 wireless VR headset by Oculus was recently released, and improves on the one-and-a-half year old Quest mainly in terms of computing power...
We’ve all run into situations where the right part for the job isn’t something that you can just buy off the shelf. In a...
Do you know the clock speed of the computer you’re reading this article on? Maybe Hackaday readers are more likely to reply “Yes!” to...
We often see press releases and announcements about the next big technology in batteries, memory, displays, capacitors, or any of a number of other...
In the eight years or so since the Raspberry Pi first landed as tangible hardware, we’ve all dealt with the Pi folks whether as...
We like to pretend that our circuits are as perfect as our schematics. But in truth, PCB traces have unwanted resistance, capacitance, and inductance....
