Yaduino Cyberdeck

  • January 26, 2024
If one is going to build a cyberdeck, you might as well make it look like a cyberdeck.

This is based on my “Yaduino” Arduino Uno clone, my first MCU system design project using the good old Atmega328P. Thought I’d do something fun and turn one of the boards into some sort of “cyberdeck” complete with net access courtesy of an ESP-8266. Wrote some quick and dirty code to manage menus and launch actions across three screens. Also has some nice text effects for good “cyber” measures.

The case is 3D printed using a Prusa Mini+ and copper-infused PLA filament.

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