PC-AXE
Hand-designed PCB, no AI. First-party hardware files on GitHub.
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Robots, Pi boxes, sensors and 3D-printed machines posted with photos or a build guide, not just a render. 50 builds on this page, each with the original post.
Hand-designed PCB, no AI. First-party hardware files on GitHub.
Stream face and eye tracking from VIVE standalone headsets to VRCFT over Virtual Desktop and Steam Link.
Timelapses from 3D-printer slicer G-code. Filament, plate, lighting, and camera are yours to set. Files stay on device.
Open-source FPV flight controller. ESP32-S3, EasyEDA project and gerbers. Designed with Codex and GPT-6 Astra.
Userspace libusb driver for the Alfa AWUS036AXML. 6 GHz sniffer, monitor mode, and packet injection on MacBooks without a 6 GHz radio.
A screen-free box so kids can send and receive WhatsApp voice notes. Open-sourced, with 3D-printable files.
Open-source NTRIP client in Python and C, for RTK correction data from a caster. First-party from Ardusimple.
The open-source duck robot, ported to NVIDIA Isaac Lab so it can run a different physics stack.
AI-native CAD in the browser. The author designed a physical coaster in it, then manufactured it.
AM radio antenna design software started in college in 1998. Still used. Source is public now.
DGX Spark GPU, VRAM, temps, and tok/s in the Omarchy Linux top bar.
25 cm open-source biped you train in sim and run on the real robot. $399, ships before Christmas.
Wi-Fi NES/SNES dev cart that stays in the console. Homebrew tools plus a new 8-bit game on Kickstarter.
CUDA on Apple Silicon. Same kernels, rewritten to Metal. A 3D fluid sim that took 60s on CPU ran in 6s on the laptop GPU.
Realtime depth and landmark tracking on the M4 Pro GPU. Stable 60fps, inference stays on-device.
USB webcam capture for agents, now with a rotation protocol so a claw can look around a 360 camera.
Pebble watch app that tells you if you are getting closer to your lost Android phone.
Driver for a TM-20 thermal printer so ChatGPT can spit out whatever art it wants onto paper.
RL harness that treats ASIC design as a hill-climb. RTL and GDS are public. Write-up at luoluo.ai.
Dashboard for multi DGX Spark setups: inference throughput, GPU processes, and more.
Day-one Qwen3.8-27B deploy: NVFP4, 262K context, one DGX Spark, one command. Full reproducible stack.
27B on two consumer 3090s at ~75-85 tok/s with NVLink. Tool calling, reasoning, vision, MTP. Full deploy open-sourced.
Bid to beam your URL or X handle into space on a real LoRa radio and directional antenna.
85-line finger-tracking toy for Physical AI video cleanup. Claude Code plus MediaPipe.
MCP for Google Home, reversed from home.google.com. Keys stay on device.
Full ESP32 AI project, open-sourced.
RP2040 C port of James Bowman's SPIDriver. Built with DeepSeek V4 and Kimi K3.
On-device LLMs in Flutter on Snapdragon. Gemma and Qwen via Qualcomm QNN, Hexagon NPU, local streaming.
Cheap 128×64 LED matrix driven by an ESP32. Rewrote the demo in Rust for more color depth and smoother animation than Python.
A $2,300 local AI rig: two RTX 3090s for 48GB of VRAM, a dual-Xeon board and 28 cores, running 70B quantized models fully offline.
Basement-built autonomous rover: custom BMS PCB, STM32, Raspberry Pi, and a neural net trained to push objects into a goal zone.
First hardware project: ESP32 mesh nodes with RTOS, MQTT scheduler, time sync and a web server to monitor anything.
Grokathon project that lets people speak without using their mouth by combining brain-sensing tech with Grok Voice.
Human-in-the-loop teleoperation infrastructure aimed at creating an open, distributed learning network for robots.
Connect Claude-style agent workflow directly to physical robots. Describe the task and the system writes the code to execute it in ~20 minutes.
Physical robot you can program directly with Claude Code or Codex to help with real-world tasks like working on cars.
Fully offline portable translator running Gemma on a Raspberry Pi 5 inside a custom 3D-printed case.
3D fluid particle sim on a Waveshare ESP32-S3 AMOLED. Tilt the device, the liquid moves. Opus 5 wrote the C renderer. Repo is public.
Fully open-source robot vacuum you build for about $200: Raspberry Pi, 2D LiDAR mapping, ROS2 navigation and native Home Assistant integration. No cloud.
High-frequency real-time pressure sensing system built with M5Stack hardware and Grok Build.
This year's DEF CON badge runs open-source RISC-V silicon you can visually verify against the published RTL with an IR microscope. Doubles as a security key.
Fully open-source framework that turns an $8 ESP32 into a real-time autonomous voice assistant with local wake-word detection.
Tiny open-source AI model running fully offline on a few-dollar ESP32-S3 chip at ~9.5 tokens/s. No cloud needed.
Open-source air-gapped machine (Pi 5 + fiber laser) that engraves Bitcoin seed plates in titanium.
7-foot teleoperated centaur robot with a humanoid torso, quadruped base and quick-swap tool wrists, built for wildfires and disaster zones by a garage startup.
Full Physical AI data collection and processing platform for training robots from simulation and egocentric video.
Custom local AI running on an $8 ESP-32 that tracks humans with zero computational delay.
Open-source tool that turns plain English descriptions into production-ready CAD files (STEP, STL, URDF, etc.) for robotics and mechanical design.
7+1 DOF fully 3D-printable robot arm that costs around $220, complete with CAD and build guide.
Fully open-source expressive robot with object tracking and support for multiple AI models. STL + code released.
Check out this PCB I made without Ai github.com/aadhi1014/PC-A…
I made a Face Tracking bridge so you can stream FT / ET from VIVE standalone headsets directly to VRCFT. With this you can get fully functional Eye / Face Tracking with Virtual Desktop and Steam Link: github.com/MaverickLong/V…
I built a web app called LayerLift that allows you to super easily create timelapses from your 3d Printer's slicer Gcode files. Change the filament, build plate, lighting, motion, speed, camera style & more. Try it out at layerlift.studio
open sourced the FPV flight controller hardware ESP32-S3, EasyEDA project + gerbers in Releases. designed with Codex + GPT-6 Astra. PX4 bring-up still WIP, board already ordered. github.com/hx23840/S3-PX4…
Reworked the FPV PCB. Gave GPT-6 Astra a few clean reference boards, then redid IC placement and routing. V1 → V2 below. Ordering the board now.
github.com/Network-Weathe… Here's a gift: an open source MT7921U macOS sniffer! I built a libusb driver for the $73 Alfa AWUS036AXML to use in scanning 6GHz networks on MacBooks that don't have a 6GHz radio. And you also get full monitor mode capability! And packet injection...
Hey Johnny! We have open sourced button box which does exactly that. Point you ai agent to the repo and ask it to help you build this! It has 3d printable files too github.com/button-box/but…
Building an RTK or GNSS application in Python or C that needs RTK correction data from an NTRIP caster? We’ve just released a new open-source NTRIP Client repository on GitHub in Python and C. github.com/ardusimple/ntr…
finally gave in to the urge and ported microduck to isaac lab!! opening the door to a whole new physics stack and lots of new experiments github.com/5usu/IsaacLab/… do give a star if you find it useful.
we did it, fam this is my very first physical product took it from concept to manufacture, all inside of the CAD app I built what a time to be alive!
my physical product design era: in shambles in my first design review, with the department of home interior (my wife), the prior design was rejected for being “too chonky” to appease the department, I’ve gone back to the drawing board. The all new Stackable Coaster: Slim Mode
Just open-sourced a piece of software I started working on during college in 1998. The first commit is from 2006 though as I wasn't using any source control when I started it. It helped pay my way through college and is still used today. github.com/AndrewWestberg…
DGX Spark owners on @OmarchyLinux: I wanted sparkDash in my top bar, so I built it 😝 Live GPU/VRAM, temps, power + tok/s at a glance, powered by @MiaAI_lab’s sparkDash. Plugin: github.com/patcastle/omar… sparkDash: github.com/MiaAI-Lab/spar… Thank you, Mia and @NVIDIARTXSpark!! Show more
We built a small biped robot you can teach new tricks to. Train it in simulation, run it on the real thing. Meet Microduck 🦆 $399, shipping before Christmas. pollen-robotics.com/microduck github.com/pollen-robotic…
It's like freakin magic! One of the coolest new features about this major evolition of our retro game development tools is this thing right here. This is a wifi dev cart that never needs to leave your console! #8bit #16bit #retrogaming #gamedev #homebrew kickstarter.com/projects/retro…
Can't let Konrad have all the fun. I built a realtime TD network running both depth and landmark tracking natively on the M4 Pro's GPU, stable at 60fps. GitHub repo here: github.com/ojrgb/appletd
Depth-aware light injection in TypeGPU I got a 448x448 monocular depth model down to ~8 ms on my M4 Pro across ~250 dispatches, which is fast enough to use in realtime :D Since the inference is written directly in TypeGPU, I can just feed the depth buffer straight into the
I added the rotation USB protocol to github.com/steipete/camsn… and told my claw to look around- now it's having fun with my 360 webcam.
I keep losing my phone at home. So i built an app for my @Pebble watch that tells me if i am getting any closer to my phone! If you have a pebble watch and an android - you can give it a swing github.com/madhavanmalola…
told chatgpt to make whatever art it wants
sharing my first blog! a meta harness for self-improving AI chip design… check it out if u wanna see how RL could work in chip design task, or how an ASIC design can become a hillclimbing task it introduced ASIC vs. GPU, RL Env setup, and the best generated design can run Show more
I made a quick performant dashboard for multi DGX Spark setups, view throughput of your running inference containers, link throughput, GPU processes, and more. Suggestions and contributions are welcome! github.com/metaspartan/sp…
Day-one Qwen3.8-27B. NVFP4, 262K context, one DGX Spark, one command. Open-sourced the full reproducible deploy. Still Tuning IT ! github.com/tonyd2wild/Qwe…
A 27B model on two consumer 3090s at ~75-85 tok/s w/ NVLINK Qwen3.8-27B FP8 with tool calling, reasoning, vision, and MTP speculative decoding. NVLink or PCIe. Full deploy open-sourced. github.com/tonyd2wild/Qwe…
The insane success of outbid by @jonathan_wilke brought back some serious SlapMac vibes. So… I built something too. Introducing: gateto.space/advertise 🪐 Send your website url or X handle to SPACE (for real). FAQs: 1. Yes, the radio transmission is real. I’ll beam every URL Show more
Okay let me summarize the past 24 hours for you 🤯 - launched outbid.lol at 11:08PM yesterday - got 200k+ visitors so far - made $21.499 from it - got 1500+ new followers - broke my analytics provider - got offered $100k to sell outbid - 3 copycats launched already
Make your fingers dancing. a little toy I made , just 85 lines made by claude code and me . This is actually part of the video data cleaning and filtering process for Physical AI data collection. github.com/fat1/handMedia…
couldn't find a google home mcp so i built one - reversed home.google.com. it's KMP but the plan is to compile MCPs down to wasm and run them as pluggable modules locally in Pebble app via Index. So your keys/tokens live locally on your phone...github.com/ericmigi/googl…
if you want to run this yourself, the developer (slvDev) open-sourced the entire project here: github.com/slvDev/esp32-ai
I made (with the help of DeepSeek V4 and Kimi K3) a RP2040 C language port of James Bowman's SPIDriver: github.com/hansfbaier/spi…
I’ve been experimenting with bringing on-device LLMs to Flutter using Qualcomm’s QNN - and the results are pretty interesting. I built Flutter-QNN, a Flutter app that runs LLMs directly on Snapdragon devices, using the Gemma Flutter (flutter_gemma) package and QNN to take Show more
Rewrote this demo in Rust and it performs phenomenally better than the Python version. More color depth, and smoother animation. Impressive for a dirt cheap ESP32 μc. Unfortunately, my iPhone camera does a poor job of capturing the color at night so you'll just have to believe Show more
$0 a month on cloud AI. $2,300 once on a box that pays for itself in a quarter. Here is the whole build. The GPUs: 2 used RTX 3090s. 24GB each, 48GB total. That runs a 70B model quantized, on your desk, offline. The base: a Chinese X99 dual-Xeon board, $180 shipped. 2 used Show more
1/ I built an autonomous rover in my mom's basement completely from scratch. chassis, drivetrain, PCBs, STM32 firmware, controls, inference, all of it. In this demonstration, it’s controlled by a neural network, trained to push objects into a goal zone (like Ronaldo on wheels). Show more
built my first hardware project. It's a node (will be multiple nodes in a mesh) that's used to monitor anything. built scheduler to handle mqtt messages, used rtos, time synchronization between nodes and a web server... all running on esp32 been loving this
🇺🇸This might be one of the wildest things to come out of Grokathon. A team connected Grok Voice to brain-sensing tech and built an app that lets someone talk… without ever opening their mouth. Imagine giving a real voice to people who physically can’t speak. Absolutely Show more
Why Robotics Is Entering Its “Open Source” Moment Linux changed software by proving that a powerful system could be built through contributions from a global community rather than controlled entirely by one organization. Wikipedia showed that knowledge could grow through Show more
CLAUDE CODE JUST GOT A REAL BODY a startup called Waddle Labs plugged the same agent workflow straight into robots you connect their API to your robot and type what you want it to do then their agents write all the code to pull it off in about 20 minutes no rigging up motion Show more
An AI assistant just got its own phone number and email address. It makes your calls, waits on hold, and books the follow-ups. And it is one of 7 things that dropped this week most people slept on. Me and @AndrewWarner broke them all down in the video below. Here's what you Show more
Meet the Gemma Translator! A fully offline device powered by Gemma 4 E2B built with @Antigravity. Running entirely on a Raspberry Pi 5 with a connected microphone and speaker, this highly portable prototype is housed inside a custom, 3D-printed case.
This replaces scrolling for me now 😅 Had to take one of those little devices for a spin after seeing them everywhere recently. Opus 5 wrote the renderer and sim in C to get the most out of the ESP32 S3. Will do something that leverages mic + speaker next…
There's an open-source home robot vacuum you can actually build yourself. It's called OOMWOO. Runs on a Raspberry Pi with 2D LiDAR mapping, ROS2 navigation, and native Home Assistant integration. No cloud dependency, no vendor lock-in. The team spent real time researching Show more
The @DEFCON 34 badge packs a surprise: Andrew "bunnie" Huang's "mostly-open" Baochip-x1! hackster.io/news/the-def-c…
btw this robot runs on a fully open source AI framework called Xiaozhi it turns a $8 ESP32 chip into a fully autonomous voice assistant NO expensive cloud servers or high latency wake-word detection and audio streaming happen locally on the chip: > requires only an ESP32-S3, Show more
meet WALL-E no, not the one from the cartoon :) this is a fully 3D-printed, autonomous desk companion running on an ESP32. it uses a local AI voice assistant to process commands in real-time and control its own motors building intelligent robotics just dropped to zero cost...
I love this opensource project! Someone just put a 28.9M parameter AI model on an ESP32-S3. A chip that costs only a few dollars. No cloud. No API. No internet. It runs locally at ~9.5 tokens/s and can generate stories on a tiny screen. This changes the way we think about AI Show more
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NEW: California startup Satyress unveils a 2 meter tall centaur robot designed to enter disaster zones too dangerous for humans.
So what are we actually building at Axis Robotics? Four products, one compounding loop: 1. Task Generation Engine (live) Give it a prompt like: “A study desk with a pour-over kettle, a hand-crank coffee grinder, a coffee mug, a notebook, and a pen.” The engine turns that Show more
At Axis Robotics, our vision is to build a compounding data engine—one that connects large-scale pretraining data, corrective post-training data, model deployment, and failure feedback in a continuously improving loop. Over the next 6–12 months, we will advance this vision
this creator just built a zero-delay auto-aim system on an $8 microcontroller he deployed a custom local AI algorithm on a cheap ESP-32 to track human movement with absolute 0-pixel accuracy. the system completely eliminates standard computation delay. it processes the bounding Show more
finally! local AI is accessible to everyone. we replaced our massive smart home server with a single $8 ESP32-S3 chip processing voice commands entirely on-device. now anyone can build this. here is the full guide: x.com/i/article/2081…
One of the coolest open-source projects I have seen is text-to-cad. Describe a part in plain English, and AI helps generate production-ready CAD artifacts. It supports: - STEP, STL, 3MF, DXF & GLB export - URDF, SRDF & SDF generation for robotics - CAD model editing through AI Show more
text-to-cad just crossed 10,000 stars you can use it to generate: - STEP files - URDF, SDF and other sim artifacts - 3D mesh files like STL, 3MF and GLB - gcode for 3D printing - DFM checks for popular services like sendcutsend 100% free and open source ✌️
Robotics is getting its Raspberry Pi moment. This solves one of the biggest frictions in Physical AI: Everything has been fragmented. Different tools for control. Sensors. Calibration. Learning. Now it’s one unified stack: • motor control to VLA models in one system • Show more
A GUY PUT GPT-LEVEL AI INSIDE A 3D PRINTED ROBOT AND RELEASED THE ENTIRE THING FOR FREE Most people look at a 3D printer and see plastic toys This guy printed a robot with expressive eyes, object tracking, image recognition, support for ChatGPT, Qwen and offline models, then Show more