GyanBit is an open-source, DIY handheld game console designed for Indian students aged 12–17. It combines a browser-based IDE (GyanBit Studio) with custom RP2040-powered hardware, allowing students to write games in JavaScript and instantly play them on a physical 128×64 OLED screen.
The 16-bit console you build with code. Write JavaScript in the browser, simulate on a virtual OLED, and instantly flash to real hardware.
FPGA cores compatible with multiple arcade game machines and KiCAD schematics of arcade games. Working on MiSTer FPGA/Analogue Pocket
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KiCad PCB automation toolkit — placement, routing, scoring, and experiment management
A more compact Ricardo classic featuring a new sensor array, 4 pyro channels and 4 servo channels. Includes Ricardo bus plug too.
A conversion to Kicad EDA of the schematics of a computer released around 1989 known as the "Atari STE".
An open-source 16-inch laptop designed from scratch.