This emulator allows communication with I2C devices by sending or receiving data to/from the I2C bus through a PC.
Interacting with Atlas Scientific sensors over USB.
A 2004 iPod with full RetroPie functionality via a Raspberry Pi Zero 2w with the iPod clickwheel + bluetooth, wifi, and micro-usb charging.
This is a lean EEPROM emulation for XMC2Go boards. Compatible with the Arduino EEPROM library and the ESP EEPROM emulation using the flash.
A retro handheld kit that redefines reTerminal, where there is a Raspberry Pi, there should be RetroPie.
A mini PCB console that fits in your palm— with custom games, SD support, and retro fun anywhere you go!
With the pandemic, hardware isn’t only difficult to source but also to collaboratively work with safely. The solution? We make it digital!
Free and open source Arduino Simulator that runs on your Web browser
Using a Pocketbeagle, I want to create a portable gaming device to play my favorite Pokemon games featuring improved controls and bluetooth.
The most powerful NES emulator for Arduino! Designed for the Giga R1 WiFi and Giga Display Shield.
Think outside the box..
Build your own ESP32-S3 handheld retro game console the easy way! This project leverages the Retro-Go ecosystem and pre-compiled firmware
I have completely rebuilt my ESP32 NES Emulator from scratch using Espressif-IDF to unlock the pure power of the standard ESP32!
NesNspire is a port of InfoNES for the TI Nspire CX II graphing calculator. This project was conceived because the previously working port,
A full-featured NFC reader/writer & emulator supporting ISO14443A, ISO14443B, ISO15693, and FeliCa protocols.
I built my own NES handheld with an ESP32, a 3D-printed case, and a 7.4V battery. It plays games from an SD card.