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VCU
This monorepo centralizes Olin Electric Motorsports’ KiCad designs and STM32 firmware into a single place. It helps with immediate contribution through standardized environments and automated CAN signal tracking. This unified structure makes sure that there is architectural consistency across all vehicle electrical systems.
right io
An open-source 16-inch laptop designed from scratch.
PiTrac Pi Connector
Launch monitor using low-cost raspberry pi and camera hardware to determine ball launch speed, angles and spin. See https://discord.gg/vGuyAAxXJH (permalink)
PiTracLM
413
4 Bit Seven Seg Interface
A custom PCB designed to mimic the function of a CPU. Entirely made from discrete logic ICs.
CM5 MINIMA 3
This is an active mirror of the KiCad development branch, which is hosted at GitLab (updated every time something is pushed). Pull requests on GitHub are not accepted or watched.
KiCad
2997
prechargedischarge mkviii
This monorepo centralizes Olin Electric Motorsports’ KiCad designs and STM32 firmware into a single place. It helps with immediate contribution through standardized environments and automated CAN signal tracking. This unified structure makes sure that there is architectural consistency across all vehicle electrical systems.
prechargedischarge mkviii
This monorepo centralizes Olin Electric Motorsports’ KiCad designs and STM32 firmware into a single place. It helps with immediate contribution through standardized environments and automated CAN signal tracking. This unified structure makes sure that there is architectural consistency across all vehicle electrical systems.
tsal ail
This monorepo centralizes Olin Electric Motorsports’ KiCad designs and STM32 firmware into a single place. It helps with immediate contribution through standardized environments and automated CAN signal tracking. This unified structure makes sure that there is architectural consistency across all vehicle electrical systems.
PD240W kicad
PD240W is a complete hardware and firmware project converting USB-C Power Delivery into a programmable 240W (48V 5A) bench power supply, featuring C++ code for Raspberry Pi Pico, custom PCB Gerbers, and a 3D-printable enclosure.
theohg
120