Outputting data from a microcontroller over a serial port is convenient and easy, but formatting, visualizing, and analyzing the data can be tedious and frustrating. [Alex Spataru] knows this all ...

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The code is uploaded and executed on a specifically "build" machine, consisting of an Arduino platform, digital output screen 280x240, rotary encoder and two buttons. The "console" consists of two ...

Because crawling under your desk to plug in a USB-to-serial adapter every time you need to check your Raspberry Pi's console output is getting old. This ESP32 turns into a wireless Bluetooth bridge so ...

The Gamebuino is a credit card-sized retro-style game console based on Arduino. Developer Aurélien Rodot is running a crowd-funding campaign to bring it to market.

It’s also Arduino-compatible, programmable device. The ODROID-GO is available from the HardKernel store for $32 (or $34 from the ODROID Inc store if you’re in the US and don’t want to pay ...

The Gamebuino Arduino games console has been designed so you can easily get started, yet it is powerful enough to make fully-featured 8-bit games and other projects. A Gamebuino library is also ...

Developer Janicki Michel has created an Arduino-powered programmable games console that is equipped with an Arduino Due, offering a 120×120 pixel display in 256 RGB colors with VGA display output.

I’ve used 2511s to run modems in the days when 33.6kbps was warp speed. I’ve used them as routers, and I’ve used them as, well, terminal servers and connected those cables to the serial ...

One clever individual named Justin does just that, using an old VT220 serial console that he hacked to work as a terminal for his Mac Pro.