Flipper Zero official firmware
Build, inspect or extend the official open-source firmware that drives Flipper Zero's radio, NFC, infrared, GPIO and application system.
Each build links to its original evidence, exact hardware and the guide that helps you move.
63 indexedBuild, inspect or extend the official open-source firmware that drives Flipper Zero's radio, NFC, infrared, GPIO and application system.
Community firmware distribution adding interface customization, extra protocols and an expanded app workflow for Flipper Zero.
Alternative Flipper Zero firmware with community applications and protocol additions; users must follow local radio regulations.
Educational USB automation payload collection for controlled lab systems and owned computers.
Browse and package community applications distributed through the official Flipper mobile-app catalog pipeline.
Open-source ESP32 offensive-security toolkit for supported handheld boards, intended for authorized testing and education.
ESP32 firmware combining captive-portal demonstrations, Wi-Fi test functions and infrared tools on supported M5Stack devices.
MicroPython-based application launcher and lightweight operating environment built specifically for Cardputer.
Install and manage firmware binaries from SD card or over the network across supported ESP32 handheld boards.
Manufacturer reference firmware demonstrating Cardputer's keyboard, display, audio, storage and wireless hardware.
Open-source palm-sized companion robot using an M5Stack display as an animated face with servo-driven movement.
Arduino library and examples for rendering expressive animated faces on M5Stack displays.
Manufacturer demo exercising the PLUS2 display, buttons, IMU, RTC, buzzer and power functions.
Reference project for learning AtomS3 screen, button, IMU and infrared functions.
Manufacturer Arduino examples and factory firmware covering the board's LCD, touch variants, power and peripherals.
Manufacturer code samples for T-Deck's display, keyboard, trackball, LoRa, audio and power hardware.
Run Meshtastic's open-source LoRa mesh firmware on supported T-Deck hardware for off-grid text and telemetry.
Build a decentralized text-messaging mesh node or companion device using the T-Deck's LoRa radio and local interface.
Experimental encrypted LoRa mesh communicator software with support for handheld nodes and repeaters.
Manufacturer examples showing the T-Embed display, encoder, audio, storage and optional radio hardware.
Seeed library and examples for deploying Grove Vision AI and SSCMA machine-learning models with Arduino-class hosts.
Manufacturer tutorial turns the camera board into a browser-viewable Wi-Fi video stream and photo capture device.
Train and deploy an audio keyword-spotting model that runs from the board's built-in microphone.
Build and customize the device firmware and local sensing pipeline for the SenseCAP Watcher.
Connect Watcher's local vision and voice-triggered events to Home Assistant automations.
Seeed's sketch collection demonstrates displays, sensors, wireless networking and Grove accessories on Wio-class boards.
Inspect or rebuild the ESP32-S3 USB-bridge and connectivity firmware used alongside the UNO R4's Renesas processor.
Use Arduino's official library and examples to draw frames and animations on the board's built-in 12×8 LED matrix.
Install MicroPython on the Nano ESP32 and run interactive scripts instead of the standard Arduino workflow.
Create Matter-compatible lights, switches, sensors or plugs using the ESP32 Arduino core's official examples.
Program the camera and sensors through OpenMV's MicroPython-based computer-vision environment.
Arduino's first-party tutorial trains and deploys a custom image-classification model on Nicla Vision with Edge Impulse.
Run a DNS sinkhole on a Raspberry Pi to block unwanted domains for devices across a home network.
Control and monitor a networked 3D printer from a browser using the widely deployed open-source server.
Turn a Raspberry Pi into a dedicated local home-automation hub with integrations, dashboards and automations.
Build a modular full-screen information dashboard commonly mounted behind a two-way mirror.
Continuously identify nearby bird calls from a microphone and publish detections through a local web interface.
Build an open-source keyboard-video-mouse-over-IP appliance for remotely controlling another computer.
Educational, Linux-based Wi-Fi research project with an e-paper personality; use only on networks you own or are authorized to test.
Configure a Raspberry Pi as a multi-system retro-gaming setup using the project's installer and management scripts.
Host a web-managed video-surveillance and motion-detection service connected to supported cameras.
Official C/C++ examples cover Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, PIO, USB and peripherals across the Pico family.
Official sample scripts demonstrate MicroPython hardware control and network features on Pico boards.
Assign per-application keyboard shortcuts, labels and encoder actions to the twelve-key MacroPad.
Fetch online weather data over Wi-Fi and present forecasts and conditions on the touch display.
Use the CLUE accelerometer and display to create a pocket digital bubble level.
Plot live readings from CLUE's onboard sensors directly on its color screen with CircuitPython.
Use Adafruit's first-party hardware guide to configure CircuitPython or Arduino and exercise the TFT, Wi-Fi and peripherals.
Pimoroni's firmware and examples include badge, calendar, weather and information-display patterns for the e-paper device.
Official PicoVision firmware, MicroPython modules and examples demonstrate high-resolution digital video output and graphics.
Espressif's official component and example repository covers voice interaction, displays and sensor accessories for ESP-BOX kits.
Reference application connects ESP-BOX voice input and screen output to an online conversational API.
ClockworkPi's source repository provides kernel patches, hardware configuration and system files for uConsole variants.
Open hardware project adds an RP2040-based expansion card to uConsole for programmable I/O and custom peripherals.
Use the core community library, templates and examples to create compact games for Arduboy hardware.
Community Playdate SDK examples provide small, inspectable Lua projects for learning input, sprites, timing and device APIs.
Open-source Game Boy emulator for Playdate demonstrates a substantial C-based handheld application and device integration.
Open-source crank-controlled video player demonstrates media conversion and frame playback on Playdate.
Open-source firmware turns HackRF plus PortaPack hardware into a portable spectrum-analysis and radio experimentation platform.
Receive and decode aircraft ADS-B broadcasts with compatible SDR hardware and publish nearby flight data locally.
Capture, inspect, decode and generate digital radio signals in an authorized lab using HackRF as the RF front end.
Community firmware provides watch faces, notifications, health tracking and device settings for PineTime.
MicroPython-oriented smartwatch OS supports PineTime with apps, watch faces and hackable embedded workflows.