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23:00
2026-08-20
hackaday.com
artificial-intelligence

Samsung Printer is the Next Frontier Of Minecraft Servers

A hacker known as vimpo has successfully run a Minecraft server on a Samsung C410W printer by exploiting a UDP overflow vulnerability in firmware V3.00.02.20, DEC-15-2015. The hack required physical a…

11:00
2026-08-18
hackaday.com
computer-vision

Watch Soldering Up Close and From Any Angle, in VR

A new educational VR series, PCB Hand-Soldering Basics, uses Gaussian splats to let viewers watch soldering from any angle, with fine detail visible up close. The thirteen-video series was produced in…

08:00
2026-08-18
hackaday.com
artificial-intelligence

Store Tunes on Paper and Stream Them Over LoRA

Makestreame's Paper Tunes project stores a 2.9 MB MP3 file on a single sheet of paper using eight QR codes and transmits it over LoRA, compressing the audio to 21.44 kB with Meta's EnCodec neural code…

23:00
2026-08-08
hackaday.com
machine-learning

Track Bird Visitors With a Raspberry Pi and a USB Mic

Teddy Warner's Avian Visitors project uses a Raspberry Pi and USB microphone with Cornell's BirdNET deep learning classifier to identify and track bird species by sound, displaying recent visitors as …

20:00
2026-08-08
hackaday.com
machine-learning

Grading Tomatoes with an ESP32 and ML

Pmalfa31 developed a tomato grading system using an ESP32 and machine learning that sorts standard and cherry tomatoes by color and size, with a web simulator available for testing. The system uses tw…

20:00
2026-08-04
hackaday.com
artificial-intelligence

Strengthening 3D Prints with a Carbon-Fiber Epidermis

MagicLAG, a maker, developed a method to strengthen 3D-printed parts by embedding carbon-fiber cloth between a core and outer shell layers, more than tripling the yield strength of test hooks compared…

23:00
2026-07-26
hackaday.com
ai-policy

Hackaday Links: July 26, 2026

Amazon will require third-party sellers to label AI-generated images in product listings, following a New York law mandating disclosure of AI-generated people in advertisements. The law targets synthe…

17:00
2026-07-26
hackaday.com
large-language-models

Ever Seen Claude Use Fusion 360?

Lee Hutchinson used large language models to design a case for his digital clock, connecting LLMs to Autodesk Fusion 360's new MCP server feature. A local Qwen model made progress but required a secon…

05:00
2026-07-26
hackaday.com
artificial-intelligence

How Film Industry Data Website The-Numbers.com got Mauled by Bots

The Numbers, a film industry data website founded in 1997, was forced offline for months after a surge of automated bot traffic, primarily from LLM-related crawlers and prediction markets like Polymar…

20:00
2026-07-24
hackaday.com
artificial-intelligence

Codeberg Bans Cryptocurrency and LLM-Generated Code Projects

Codeberg, a community-led open source project hosting site, has banned projects whose code is largely or fully generated by large language models (LLMs) such as Claude and OpenAI Codex, following a co…

08:00
2026-07-23
hackaday.com
artificial-intelligence

Voice Control Toolkit Comes to a Pico Near You

Moonshine AI has released a voice control toolkit that runs locally on a Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W, using 3.6 MiB of the 4 MiB FLASH and 468 KiB SRAM. The system integrates voice activity detection, Spell…

23:00
2026-07-22
hackaday.com
large-language-models

An LLM in the Kitchen

A developer known as bohemian-miser has released Recipe Lanes, an open-source tool that uses a large language model to generate flow charts from recipe text, aiming to simplify cooking instructions. T…

23:00
2026-07-21
hackaday.com
artificial-intelligence

Who’s Building that Data Center?

Small towns across the U.S. are being confronted with massive AI data center projects they did not request, creating a David-versus-Goliath dynamic in the tech industry.…

18:30
2026-07-21
hackaday.com
computer-vision

Neural Net Reads the Gas Meter

Cian trained a neural network on a Raspberry Pi to read his gas meter and automatically notify his gas company, eliminating the need for manual readings. The system uses a camera and computer vision t…

20:00
2026-07-20
hackaday.com
artificial-intelligence

Echolocation for Drones

Researchers at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) have developed a low-power ultrasonic sensing system that uses a dual sonar array and neural network signal analysis to guide drones in obscured en…

23:00
2026-07-18
hackaday.com
artificial-intelligence

Your AI Ham Radio Buddy

HamGPT, a new AI chatbot built on a GPT engine and tailored for amateur radio operators, launched with access to FCC databases and propagation reports but lacks static ham radio literature. The servic…

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