Everything we build lives here. Released kits are ready to download; items marked “Source / WIP” will get packaged kits and guides over time.
A home console that boots straight into play: 8 native mini-games (Breakout / Tetris / 2048 / Snake / Whack-a-mole / Tank Battle / Pong / Airplane) plus study, exam and tutorial games. 1–9 players on one screen; scan a QR code to use a phone as a controller.
Turn the box into a lightweight desktop: native desktop + browser + Chinese IME + LAN file transfer + USB drive support; uses storage as extra memory and self-heals on boot.
Plug in one USB camera for a full recorder: MJPEG live view + 30-second loop recording + phone remote view + motion detection + YOLO object detection + push alerts. Multi-camera 4-up grid; recordings to internal / SD / USB.
Turn an old USB printer into a network printer: drag-and-drop print from any phone/PC browser, AirPrint and direct IPP, automatic printer-model detection with online driver install, plus printable QR-code sheets.
Common requirements: a rooted box with ADB enabled; no flashing, fully reversible. See Docs.
A real gamepad from ESP32-P4 + analog joystick + buttons, relayed to the TV-box arcade. Includes ADC reading, debounce, a serial protocol and a demo page.
Laser/photo sensor + ESP32-P4 detects beam interruption and displays it live in the browser — anti-theft alarm or object counting.
STM32F103 Blue Pill starter: reads a knock sensor (KY-031) and a tilt switch, reports over serial with web visualization.
A grab bag of ESP32 experiments: GPIO/ADC read-write, serial bridge, sensor sampling and a web console.
Camera / pose-estimation analysis of running motion, with keypoints and form metrics.
A lightweight interactive game/installation prototype with camera recognition and rebound gameplay.
These are being packaged at the lab — stay tuned for updates.
