Antipasto Hardware Wiki

Open Source Hardware at Liquidware

This is my new Open Source Hardware wiki with source code pages, references, tutorials for all my open source projects. My blog is over here. I'll try to keep it up to date with source code, references, specs, and cheatsheets. I have no right of authorship, so I'm happy to have anyone edit or overwrite anything... especially if it's better source code :-)

Embedded Operating Systems

Operating systems designed for high-performance embedded hardware

Android Hardware

The Android operating system can be used to rapid prototype sophisticated graphical user interfaces. Here is hardware I created to help develop Android applications.

BeagleBoard Modules

The BeagleBoard is an open source, single-board computer built on TI’s OMAP3 ARM processor line. Small, low-power, and high-performance, the versatile BeagleBoard fits a wide variety of embedded systems applications. Here are some modules I've built to rapid prototype with...

Sensors

Physical computing means interacting with the real world, measuring and logging information with sensors

Arduino Shields, and Modules

The Arduino is an Open Source Hardware device that a lot of people use to hack and program. These are some modules and shields that I've built or built projects with ...

Display and Input Shields

Add user interface modules to create more complex gadgets

Battery

Lithium battery modules provide rechargeable power and extended battery life to your Arduino gadget

Network

Network modules that add wired and wireless connectivity

Expansion

Modules that provide shield expansion capability to core modules

Core Modules

Processor modules based on the AVR instruction architecture

Community Shields and Modules

And these are some shields and modules that are compatible with the Arduino that I didn't build, but I like to use in my projects

Legacy Stuff

Some older stuff that I used to use, and build, but not any more, mostly because I use or build something else

Illuminato X Machina

The Illuminato X Machina (Codenamed the Santa Fe Board) is a research platform to experiment with and research parallel systems

Reference Books

Reference books written for the Open Source Hardware Community.

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