What we do
- TV-box repurposing: turn dusty Android TV boxes into game consoles, mini PCs, surveillance recorders or print servers.
- MCU & sensing: small ESP32 / STM32 projects, controllers and sensors.
- Vision & AI: bring object detection, pose analysis and more onto cheap edge devices.
- Document & share: every project comes with an illustrated guide and source, so it’s “follow along” easy.
Why open source
- Hardware shouldn’t be discarded so fast — plenty of devices still have headroom.
- If one person hits a wall, documenting it saves everyone else the trouble.
- Open code and guides, free for anyone to reuse, improve and build on.
License
Our projects are released under the MIT License — free to use, modify and distribute (just keep the copyright and license notice).
Disclaimer
- These are open-source tools, for learning and personal use only; repurposing carries risk — proceed at your own discretion.
- We do not provide or include any copyrighted firmware / system / image; use your own device and legally obtained software.
- Please comply with local laws, warranty terms and service agreements.
- Provided “AS IS”, without warranty of any kind, express or implied.
Contact & contribute
Questions, ideas or a project you’d like to see — open an Issue or Pull Request on GitHub.
(Submissions / collaboration: hi@openhwlab.com)
Site info
Domain: www.openhwlab.com · This is a static site served from a global CDN — no login required to download.
We don’t collect or store personal data, and there are no third-party tracking scripts.