A mechanical keyboard with detachable numpad, OLED displays, rotary encoders, and QMK firmware.
A mechanical keyboard with detachable numpad, OLED displays, rotary encoders, and QMK firmware.
My personal macropad for media control. Features an OLED display and encoder knob for visualising music and volume control, and six addtional keys for useful shortcuts.
My personal macropad for media control. Features an OLED display and encoder knob for visualising music and volume control, and six addtional keys for useful shortcuts.
My personal macropad for media control. Features an OLED display and encoder knob for visualising music and volume control, and six addtional keys for useful shortcuts.
My personal macropad for media control. Features an OLED display and encoder knob for visualising music and volume control, and six addtional keys for useful shortcuts.
My personal macropad for media control. Features an OLED display and encoder knob for visualising music and volume control, and six addtional keys for useful shortcuts.
My personal macropad for media control. Features an OLED display and encoder knob for visualising music and volume control, and six addtional keys for useful shortcuts.
My personal macropad for media control. Features an OLED display and encoder knob for visualising music and volume control, and six addtional keys for useful shortcuts.
A small, WiFi-connected countdown device built with an ESP8266 and an OLED display. It shows the remaining time until a meaningful event
A Raspberry Pi Pico display replacement for the Roland MT-32, with a modern TFT/OLED, MIDI VU meters, and MIDI buffer-overflow protection.
A Raspberry Pi Pico display replacement for the Roland MT-32, with a modern TFT/OLED, MIDI VU meters, and MIDI buffer-overflow protection.
A 75% keyboard based on the RP2040 - with hotswappable switches, OLED display and rotary encoder
A 75% keyboard based on the RP2040 - with hotswappable switches, OLED display and rotary encoder
The 16-bit console you build with code. Write JavaScript in the browser, simulate on a virtual OLED, and instantly flash to real hardware.
The 16-bit console you build with code. Write JavaScript in the browser, simulate on a virtual OLED, and instantly flash to real hardware.
This project features versatile dataloggers built on ESP32 and ESP32-S3 platforms, integrating I2C devices (MPU6050, OLED, BME680), RS485, CAN, RS232 communication, and SD card logging. Designed for robust industrial and environmental applications.
This project features versatile dataloggers built on ESP32 and ESP32-S3 platforms, integrating I2C devices (MPU6050, OLED, BME680), RS485, CAN, RS232 communication, and SD card logging. Designed for robust industrial and environmental applications.