CircuitHub launches group buys with build of GamingCape

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by Jason Kridner TL;DR – $99 BeagleBone Black GamingCape from CircuitHub In last year’s TI intern contest, Max Thrun amazed us with his incredible video of the making of the GamingCape that turned a BeagleBone Black into a handheld-gaming console running on AAA batteries. If you are like me, you immediately wanted one of your […]

Robotic Coffee Pour-Overs Coming to World Maker Faire

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Check out this #BeagleBoneBlack based coffee machine

A Better Anonabox with the Beaglebone Black

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Running a Tor Relay on the BeagleBone Black for about a year

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Full Hue Control Outside Of The Local Network

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PSA: Getting to World Maker Faire

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2014 KC Open Hardware Summit Agenda

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Drew Fustini on panel called “Can Open Hardware Be A Viable Business Model?” at KC Open Hardware Group Summit tomorrow!

Device Tree Overlay Support Lands Upstream

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Pantelis Antoniou originated device tree overlay support for the purpose of enabling dynamic hardware configuration under Linux on devices like BeagleBone that use device tree for hardware configuration. Device tree was introduced to Linux for the purpose of putting the description of hardware into data structures, rather than building it up programmatically, greatly reducing the […]

The Squink—a personal electronics factory?

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Personal electronics factory built on #BeagleBoneBlack — support the Kickstarter campaign now!

Talking BeagleBoard with [Jason Kridner]

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I talk Google Summer of Code, BeagleBone based 100MHz 14-bit logic analyzer and PRUs with Hackaday.