Mostly about things you can express in binary.
The OS Switcher is a little USB device for dual-booters. The physical switch lets you select the operating system (OS) you want to use for the next boot. It saves time by eliminating the need to have the boot manager wait for a selection before continuing with the default option. It also removes the need to interrupt the boot process at the right time and manually select the operating system using a keyboard or mouse if not booting into the default OS.
This is my current quadcopter build.
This was a two-part project, consisting of setting up FreeRADIUS on a Raspberry Pi and then writing a FreeRADIUS module to display the number of wireless devices on a seven segment LCD display.
A robot aiming to improve the recycling rate, tested at Imperial College London. We made a YouTube video (embedded below) of our robot, which contains a little introduction as well as some footage of people’s reactions to it roaming around the university campus 🙂
This project is about creating an airplane instrument (such as an altimeter) for a flight simulator running on a PC. It is implemented using a 2×16 character Text LCD display and an mbed microcontroller connected to the PC using a USB cable. My next iteration on this project extracted data from Crysis (a PC game) …
This project uses a TMP102 temperature sensor, an mbed microcontroller and a Python script to make temperature measurements, and add them as new rows to a Google Docs spreadsheet. The data can either be plotted directly with gnuplot or the Google Docs spreadsheet can be visualised using a time series chart gadget.
Google Docs is a trademark of Google LLC.