It's #Hackster round-up time, and there won't be one tomorrow as I'm having a rare day off to celebrate my birthday!
First, though: if you've got an #Arduino UNO Q single-board computer, you'll want to upgrade to the new App Lab - you'll get a speech recognition library, easier one-click retraining of Edge Impulse machine learning models, and a "mission control" settings page if you do.
Then Dr. Scott M. Baker's released NostOS, the Nostalgia Operating System for the @rc2014 family of microcomputers and compatibles.
The Arena Digitalis is a neat-o granular synth powered by the Arduino Nano R4 - the shiny new 32-bit one, with the Renesas chip on it, not the old eight-bit models.
And finally, the Obscura One is a cheap do-it-yourself digital camera with a neat one-button interface wrapped in a 3D-printed shell.
If you'd prefer to read those ad- and tracker-free via the #GeminiProtocol, you are very much welcome to do so.
Arduino App Lab update:
gemini://tilde.club/~ghalfacree/202604/20260407-applab.gmi
The Nostalgia Operating System:
gemini://tilde.club/~ghalfacree/202604/20260407-nostos.gmi
An Arduino Nano R4 granular synth:
gemini://tilde.club/~ghalfacree/202604/20260407-digi.gmi
The Obscura One 3D-printed camera:
gemini://tilde.club/~ghalfacree/202604/20260407-cam.gmi
Gareth Halfacree
