Creează un cont pentru a te abona la acest blog și a-i urmări articolele pe pagina Lectură.
-
This blog has a new home.
-
This project turns a cheap Digispark ATtiny85 USB dongle and a KY-040 rotary encoder into a dedicated hardware volume knob.
-
VMBOX packages web applications and runtime dependencies into a self-contained VirtualBox VM.
-
This is version 2 of my multi-screen Raspberry Pi infotainment project.
-
A compact "lab-in-a-box" that turns a $30 GL-MT300N-V2 pocket router into a remote hardware bring-up station.
-
Ambient Light + Air Quality + More — a reliable, low-cost sensor network for home, lab, and in-vehicle prototypes, built around CAN with OTA updates and multi-node management.
-
If you run Domoticz and have an Amazon Echo, this is one of the simplest ways to get voice control while keeping device commands on your local network — no cloud subscriptions, no Alexa skills, no Philips account.
-
Bring Minecraft-style adventures home — no internet needed.
-
Build your own in-car entertainment system — individual touch displays for each passenger, streaming multimedia over a local network with no internet required.
-
While the internet is flooded with hello-world examples and simulations demonstrating the connection and message exchange between AWS-IoT Devices and AWS-IoT-Core using various programming languages like Python, C, C++, and Java, some of us beginners, stu…
-
Turn a ~$30 GL-MT300N-V2 pocket router into a standalone DLNA media server — no internet required.
-
How to interface rugged metal pushbuttons with LED rings to a headless Raspberry Pi — using the built-in triggerhappy daemon to invoke scripts on button press and provide LED feedback, with no display or keyboard needed.
-
Bridge your mobile SMS with XMPP instant messaging so you can read and send text messages from anywhere over the internet.
-
How to flash a ~$30 GL.iNet MT300N-V2 pocket router with a custom OpenWrt image that includes the AWS IoT Device SDK and an aws-iot-pubsub-demo application — turning it into an AWS IoT Edge device that can feed local sensor data to the cloud.
-
A ready-to-use bootable SD card image for BeagleBone Black/Green with a fully preemptible Linux kernel (PREEMPT_RT) — includes a gpio-test program that mirrors an input signal to a GPIO output pin for measuring scheduler latency with an oscilloscope.
-
Six simple steps to get an AWS IoT Device SDK demo running on a Raspberry Pi 4 — using a lightweight custom Linux image built with Buildroot (just under 25 MB).
-
A one-script installer that turns a Raspberry Pi + CC2531 USB adapter into a vendor-neutral Zigbee home automation gateway running Domoticz — supporting 800+ Zigbee devices from any manufacturer.
-
A lightweight Buildroot-based media player image (<65 MB) for Raspberry Pi that autoplays video, audio, or images in a loop — booting in under 20 seconds.
-
How to power a Raspberry Pi 3/4 over an Ethernet cable (up to 100 m) using passive PoE — with off-the-shelf parts costing under ~$2.
-
Step-by-step guide to replace the stock Qualcomm firmware on an A5-V11 pocket router (~$5) with OpenWrt, giving you a fully hackable Linux device.
-
A DIY Wi-Fi-controlled 5 V switcher for USB LED fairy lights, built around an ESP-12F module running Tasmota firmware.
-
A custom OpenWrt firmware (autom8box) that packs router + Domoticz server + MQTT broker into an all-in-one home automation gateway running on a ~$20 off-the-shelf GL-MT300N-V2 pocket router.
-
How to use a bare ESP-12F module as a standalone IoT/MQTT node — powered directly from a USB charger with just a handful of passive components, no base board required.
-
How to convert a Wemos D1 Mini into a pogo-pin programming dock for flashing Tasmota (or any firmware) onto bare ESP-12F modules — no breadboard wiring needed.
-
How to remote-access a Raspberry Pi over the internet using an XMPP-based chat-bot — no port forwarding or dynamic DNS required.