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The maker workshop.

The problems, tools, and decisions behind the work.

PICO-8 games on a tiny handheld.

Pocket AOT compiles a supported subset of PICO-8 into native RP2040 firmware. Pocket Arcade wraps it in a retro cartridge shelf with conversion diagnostics, flashing and an inspectable status dashboard.

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A USB gamepad, built from scratch.

A personal build combining an Arduino Pro Micro, custom PCB wiring, analog inputs, and USB HID firmware. The walkthrough includes the circuit, assembly, firmware, and troubleshooting.

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A Raspberry Pi power HAT.

A small electronics project exploring how to build a power board for the Raspberry Pi.

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Thinking with physical interfaces.

These projects are part of a continuing interest in CAD, 3D printing, and the boundary between software and the physical world.

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