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20 Aug 2026 edition
Hardware

Hackaday Europe 2026: The 1-bit CPU that ran factories

Nicola Cimmino came to Hackaday Europe 2026 to speak about a remarkably simple 1-bit CPU that used to run factories. He used to frequent a facility that used to recycle electronic waste, which sold old bits and pieces…

Source: Adafruit Blog Anne Barela
Hardware

How AI is transforming the role of test engineers

Software is being released at a pace traditional testing approaches struggle to match, while AI is moving from assisting with test design to generating, adapting, and maintaining tests across the delivery pipeline. The…

Source: Adafruit Blog Anne Barela
Hardware

PwrBlock 323 brings programmable power to test fixtures

Finnish company Everypin has introduced PwrBlock 323, a programmable power supply designed to be integrated directly into automated test fixtures. The device provides a single non-isolated output from 1 to 32 V at up to…

Source: Adafruit Blog Anne Barela
Hardware

Free NASA e-books

Space is undeniably cool, even though your chances of putting yourself or even your own rover on the Moon aren’t very good at the moment (but, of course, give it time). If you are looking for something to put on your…

Source: Adafruit Blog Anne Barela
Hardware

Momo Creepy smile mask #3DThursday #3DPrinting

Every week we’ll 3D print designs from the community and showcase slicer settings, use cases and of course, Time-lapses! This Week: Momo smile mask By cforms makerworld.com/en/models/1839027-creepy-smile-horror-mask-2-we…

Source: Adafruit Blog Pedro
Hardware

Reading isn’t Rocket Science… But In This Case…

While Hackaday’s bread and butter is, of course, hacks, we sometimes cover things that most of us are interested in that are probably out of reach for the typical hacker. …read more

Source: Hackaday Al Williams
Hardware

From the mail bag…

From the mail bag! Adafruit is one of the brands I genuinely respect in this space. Building the Learning System as free, open, carefully written documentation, while manufacturing in NYC and championing open-source…

Source: Adafruit Blog Ben
Hardware

Quick Share Implemented On A Kindle

Quick Share is a useful tool for flipping files between Android smart phones in a fuss-free wireless manner. [unrealJune] has now implemented the feature on Kindle devices. You’ll need a …read more

Source: Hackaday Zoe Skyforest