Yes, vinyl graphics would be sweet, but how? Not on the laser cutter, if that’s what you’re thinking. Only thing missing is a paint job and some sweet vinyl graphics. wanted to have HDMI audio out as well, so there’s an HDMI audio extractor in the mix, too, and another extender around back. printed a couple of adapters to make them fit nicely into the large holes on the front where the XBOX controllers were once attached - one has a volume knob, and the other has a USB3 port and a 3.5mm audio jack. We particularly like the use of extenders in cigarette-lighter form factor, because we hadn’t seen those before.
These are driven with a little 5W amplifier board, and everything is run from the XBOX’s power supply. relocated the speakers from the top to the inside, just behind the vent holes on the sides, and printed a couple of mountable custom enclosures to hold them there. When life hands you a sturdy game console box, it’s almost your duty to turn it into an all-in-one Raspberry Pi 4 emulation station.
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It’s one of those Kidzspace kid-proof waiting room game systems, complete with the original TV and an XBOX 360 that hasn’t been updated since 2009. We must be looking in the wrong Dumpsters, because we never find anything as cool as did. Posted in Raspberry Pi Tagged 3D printed enclosure, cyberpunk, modular, raspberry pi, terminal, touch screen previously created the Raspberry Pi Recovery Kit which shares many of the same design principles but puts them into a ruggedized case that’s ready for life in the field. Terminal but isn’t too keen on being tethered to the wall, you’re in luck. Extra points if you share your changes with the rest of the class.įor anyone who likes the look of the A.R.M. On the other hand, there’s something to be said for the standardized bolt pattern on the back of the official screen so if you want to use a higher resolution display, be prepared to design your own mounting bracket. If there’s a downside to the design, it’s that the only display currently supported is the official Raspberry Pi touchscreen which is only 800×480 and a bit pricey compared to more modern panels. It’s totally unnecessary and costs as much as the Raspberry Pi itself, but it sure is pretty. On the bottom has mounted a stand-alone VFD audio spectrum display that’s hooked up to the Pi’s 3.5 mm jack. With a bit of code, it’s easy to pick up the status of these controls and use them to fire off whatever tasks your imagination can come up with. This initial version features a panel on the left side that holds various buttons and switches attached to the Pi’s GPIO pins. The 3D printed frame of the terminal has hardpoints to bolt on new modules, which thanks to threaded metal inserts, will have no problem surviving multiple configurations. Terminal” that allows the user to easily augment it with additional hardware.
has come up with a modular design for the “A.R.M. But when has that ever stopped a Hackaday reader? Do you actually need such a thing mounted to the wall next to the workbench? Probably not. Inspired by films such as The Matrix, where hackers are surrounded by displays and keyboards on articulated arms, created this cyberpunk “floating” terminal so your favorite Linux single board computer is always close at hand.
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