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  • Hand-Tracking Pong Game On FPGA

    Cornell University students Hanting Lu and Kedari Elety have made an FPGA-based, hand-tracking Pong game for their final class project this year. They’ve got an HTC 231x CCD camera feeding video data to their Altera DE-2 FPGA, which is processing the hand motion data and using it to control a game of Pong. You can…

    hoppasaurus

    May 15, 2013
    FPGA
    FPGA projects, motion tracking, Pong
  • Bitcoin Mining On A Repurposed FPGA

    Here’s a cool hack. Taylor Killian was on Reddit one day and came across a post that gave him an idea. Long story short, he found an HDMI color processing board (make/model: eeColor Color3) on Newegg for *free* after rebate. This device just happens to contain an FPGA – an Altera Cyclone 4, 30K logic element…

    hoppasaurus

    May 13, 2013
    FPGA
    Bitcoin mining, FPGA projects, Hacks
  • Papilio Pro Breathes New Life Into Old Laptop Display

    Papilio Pro user James Glanville recently posted a great project that he’s been working on, over at the Gadget Factory forums. He was nice enough to share his code and some photos for the project, in which he has got his Papilio Pro hooked up to an old laptop LCD display that he had sitting around the workshop.…

    hoppasaurus

    May 10, 2013
    User Submitted
    LCD, Papilio Pro, user projects, user submissions
  • FPGA Audio Visualizer Project

    Embedded Systems Design student Zhemao and his class group have been working on an FPGA FFT audio visualizer for their final project. Their design was implemented entirely in VHDL on an Altera DE2 board, the results of which are all bouncy and blue in the above vid. Basically, it’s a hardware audio player that reads…

    hoppasaurus

    May 8, 2013
    FPGA
    Audio Projects, FPGA projects
  • Check Out The BeagleBone Black And A… Bacon Cape?!

    A couple of weeks ago while we were getting our geek on at Design West, we were fortunate enough to meet and chat with a couple of the guys from CircuitCo – makers of the BeagleBone platform. They gave us a BeagleBone Black and a Bacon Cape(!) to check out and hack around with. We’ll post…

    hoppasaurus

    May 6, 2013
    Open Source News
    Bacon Cape, BeagleBone Black, open source hardware
  • Listen: Jack’s Presentation From Design West 2013

    Happy Friday, gadgetheads! We’ve got an audio treat for you today, from last week’s industry event Design West Expo 2013 in San Jose.  Our founder and CEO Jack Gassett gave his first  presentation ever, on Designing an Open Source Arduino/FPGA Development Board.  There were lots of people at the show that we recognized from the forums…

    hoppasaurus

    May 3, 2013
    Featured, Gadget Factory
    Audio clips, Design West, featuerd, Papilio One
  • Hardware And The Bitcoin Goldrush

    Bitcoin is an experimental digital currency, best described as a peer-to-peer electronic cash system. Bitcoin is known for its volatility – values of the currency can fluctuate wildly in a relatively short period of time. But there’s a virtual goldrush going on these days for the stuff, and the tools used to get at the…

    hoppasaurus

    May 1, 2013
    FPGA
    ASIC, Bitcoin mining, FPGA, GPU
  • Turbografx-16 Game Console Recreated On FPGA

    Remember the Turbografx-16 (PC Engine in Japan) video game console from the early 1990s?  I used to love playing Bonk’s Adventure on that thing.  FPGA hacker and nostalgic gamer Gregory decided to recreate the Turbografx-16 hardware within an FPGA and it seems to be working pretty well!  Aah, brings me back. For this project, it looks…

    hoppasaurus

    April 29, 2013
    FPGA
    FPGA projects, gaming
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