Pulse Display Assistant is a Raspberry Pi kiosk OS for Home Assistant, delivering a live overlay of timers/alarms/reminders plus news, weather, sports, and an optional OpenAI/Gemini voice assistant.
ESP32-based GPS synchronized digital clock and weather station with temperature, humidity, auto-brightness, and OTA updates.
A solo continuation of the nostalgic StarCraft-inspired resource gathering simulator, built with C for some old-school fun.
Raspberry Pi wand system using OpenCV & machine learning to cast spells via real-time motion tracking, servo control, LEDs, and sound.
An upcoming microcontroller design project.
A tiny proof of concept for the Gatherers-Historic project, demonstrating very early resource-gathering mechanics.
A simple DC regulator for flexible electronics prototyping.
A super low-frequency square wave counter using 74-series logic and 7-segment displays.
A work-in-progress schematic and hardware design project.
A serially-driven 7-segment display controller with a few classic TTL chips.
A project that transforms a boom arm into a multi-purpose assistant. / Boom kolunu cok amacli bir yardimciya donusturen bir proje.
A multi-rail prototyping board with microcontroller management.
A set of hand-built extensible shop speakers using an old and almost forgotten amp kit.
An overvoltage detection subsystem for Patchworks using discrete components.
A custom supercapacitor soft starter controlled by an ATX power supply for high-current applications.
A solo, sentimental StarCraft-inspired resource-gathering simulator, built during my school reading week in 2010.
A creepy animated puppet-doll powered by RP2040: AI generated voice clips lip-synced to servo control, with soft-latch power saving, a FreeCAD 3D-printed enclosure, and smooth mouth motion via phoneme mapping.
an elevator using arduino
A work-in-progress schematic and hardware design project.
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