I made a tool to program the Arduino Pro Mini without the need to solder pins to attach the USB bus port.
Accukey lives!
An Android app for MXQ TV box to control an Arduino board via USB from PHP.
Add Python programmable GPIO pins to any computer with USBgpio.
Blackberry mobile phone trackpad based USB HID pointing device for PCs
A one-handed, chorded, haptic keyboard, which also teaches you to count in binary. Turbo hack @ HardwareWeekend DC!
Today, I am going to show you how to make your Micro:bit talk using a very easy programming language called MicroPython.
Connect USB devices to your Espruino using the MAX3421E chip.
Turn your USB-MIDI controller into a standalone synthesizer with ESP32-S3 — no computer needed. Make easy and enjoyable MIDI projects.
Charge up with 5 volts then use it to power up 9v gadgets with the build-in circuit. Same capacity, same voltage, better technology...
A 10.8A, 4-port USB charger with a wattmeter and adaptive intelligent charging.
This tutorial shows how to use the Arduino as MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) device.
Plug in any combo of up to 4 NES, SNES, or N64 controllers, use them as USB HID joysticks.
Show status information, change NW credentials, ping your gateway, show sensor values or get more details by activating debugging…
Sometimes your BeagleBone project needs to be mobile and connect to the cloud. This tutorial walks through setting up a USB modem.
HackyPi is a new Kickstarter project that can help teach people how to code and hack ethically
This is a Teensy MCU with a encoder. This is a little USB tool for a shortcut function in your favorite software.
Made my own GPG USB key instead of buying one.
We are going to make an amazing compact joystick using Arduino. We can use this joystick to control our DIY Robots and PC Gaming.
This project is a 5.1-channel, analog audio processor based on PT2322 and Arduino Nano.
Pinect, a hand-free game console for pissoirs named after the popular hand-free controller, Kinect. The Pinect is an open source project.
This project uses the Linux g_audio drivers and camillaDSP to create a USB soundcard out of a RPi Zero 2 W and an Allo miniBOSS DAC.
With a code size of 1KB on an ATtiny13A MCU, this tiny module measures voltages up to 22 volts and current up to 5 amps.
This is certainly inspirational, I detail the full making steps of a cool glowing Magic LED Cube, all necessary files are included.
