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Top 23 Python Hardware Projects
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scapy
Scapy: the Python-based interactive packet manipulation program & library. Supports Python 2 & Python 3.
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WorkOS
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InfluxDB
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PyUserInput
A module for cross-platform control of the mouse and keyboard in python that is simple to install and use.
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BrachioGraph
BrachioGraph is an ultra-cheap (total cost of materials: €14) plotter that can be built with minimal skills.
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OURS-project
Step-by-step instructions to build a smartphone that is open-source, upgradeable, repairable, and Big Tech free.
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PipelineC
A C-like hardware description language (HDL) adding high level synthesis(HLS)-like automatic pipelining as a language construct/compiler feature.
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w1thermsensor
A Python package and CLI tool to work with w1 temperature sensors like DS1822, DS18S20 & DS18B20 on the Raspberry Pi, Beagle Bone and other devices.
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gdsfactory
python library to design chips (Photonics, Analog, Quantum, MEMs, ...), objects for 3D printing or PCBs.
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SaaSHub
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Example Network Scanner Scapy
Project mention: WireViz: Easily document cables and wiring harnesses | news.ycombinator.com | 2024-04-14
Repurposing WIFI and DVB-T receiver devices as SDR receivers works "OK", but trying to use a SDR for WIFI is terrible. There have been some attempts to analyze WIFI with the HackRF, but the narrow bandwidth/sample rate make it pretty useless. https://github.com/ghostop14/sparrow-wifi
Project mention: Seeking Python Library for Mouse Automation without Native Mouse Interaction | /r/learnpython | 2023-05-29
Project mention: Google DeepMind's Aloha Unleashed is pushing the boundaries of robot dexterity | news.ycombinator.com | 2024-04-16
Project mention: Mnemonikey | Determinstic PGP key recovery using phrases | v0.0.1 prerelease published | /r/GnuPG | 2023-06-07It doesn't support signing and authentication subkeys (But maybe it will soon!).
Project mention: PipelineC Example: FM Radio Demodulation (FPGA SDR) | news.ycombinator.com | 2024-03-03Related: PipelineC: A C-like hardware description language (HDL):
https://github.com/JulianKemmerer/PipelineC
Project mention: Using a Raspberry Pi Pico as a cheap multi-channel DAC for pitch CV | /r/synthdiy | 2023-07-05Hi all, I'm making a Eurorack sequencer module with 4 pitch CV outputs (NOT audio) and I've noticed that DACs are kind of a pain due to being expensive, SMT-only & still requiring buffering with op amps. I figure that a good alternative would be to buy a Raspberry Pi Pico for $4 which will give me 8 PWM outputs that I would then hook up to an output stage like the one in the europi (shown here: https://github.com/Allen-Synthesis/EuroPi/blob/main/hardware/EuroPi/schematic/europi_schematic.pdf)
“Electronic products these days are based on chips with hundreds of connectors. Connecting them can involve hundreds of wires. A PC board is an inexpensive way to connect all the wires at once. When Steve Jobs and I started, with a blue box and then the Apple I and Apple II computers, I did the digital design, connecting hundreds of wires myself on the prototypes. Steve Jobs took the role of getting PC boards made so that we could manufacture sellable products.
After a short while we had outside companies create the PC boards according to my designs. I was extremely proud of one design that far exceeded what had been done before. That was a floppy disk interface card so you could attach a disk and type “Run Checkbook” to run the Checkbook program, rather than finding a cassette tape labeled ‘Checkbook’ and then playing it on a cassette tape player into the computer. I was super proud of my floppy disk controller board, with 8 chips rather than the normal 50 chips.
I wanted the PC board for this floppy disk controller to get done quickly but the company that made our PC boards was busy. So I set up a drafting table with mylar sheets and patterns that I could lay out myself, every night for a couple of weeks. I was in charge of the entire project, PC board and all. I was the last one to leave Apple every night for those weeks.
At the end I had a very tiny number of holes connecting the top of my PC board layout to the bottom. It was a tiny number of holes because I’d planned the layout of where the 8 chips went in order to minimize single crossovers, which required holes. But I then realized that if I’d designed a part to shift bits the other way, like from right to left instead of left to right, everything would work but I’d have fewer holes.
I stripped all my PC board layout and started over, for the next week or two, laying out my PC board according to my new, reversed, design. In the end I had only 5 holes in the PC board connecting from the top to the bottom sides. Nobody would ever know that I’d done that. It was my private perfection.
I realized that, in my head, this PC board represented myself, and that’s how perfect (as can be) I was. When you care, it’s not about money. It’s about yourself and your ability and your desire to do as good a job as possible.
I’m so glad that young people can create things like PC boards online. May your creativity have no limits!”
- Steve Wozniak
This quote is part of Hack Club's Onboard project, where we are funding $100 in PCB manufacturing costs for 1,000 high school students over the next year.
You can learn more at https://hackclub.com/onboard/, see people's projects at https://github.com/hackclub/onboard/, and make a tax-deductible donation at https://bank.hackclub.com/donations/start/onboard (every $150 funds 2-3 projects for a teenager).
Project mention: An open-source project to design your very own Eurorack module | /r/synthdiy | 2023-07-12If you always wanted to make your own digital Eurorack module, but didn't how to start, or started somewhere but then abandoned (because that's quite involved!), we made the Eurorack-blocks open-source project that allows you to prototype your very own modules, and more importantly learn along the way rather than facing this massive first step to make your first module (electronics, embedded systems, DSP, mechanical specs).
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Index
What are some of the best open-source Hardware projects in Python? This list will help you:
Project | Stars | |
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1 | scapy | 10,028 |
2 | WireViz | 4,012 |
3 | keyboard | 3,683 |
4 | pySerial | 3,099 |
5 | pyusb | 2,061 |
6 | glasgow | 1,847 |
7 | sparrow-wifi | 1,107 |
8 | PyUserInput | 1,071 |
9 | luna | 894 |
10 | mouse | 861 |
11 | BrachioGraph | 667 |
12 | OURS-project | 598 |
13 | Pyverilog | 571 |
14 | trezor-agent | 557 |
15 | PipelineC | 541 |
16 | w1thermsensor | 491 |
17 | gdsfactory | 404 |
18 | EuroPi | 390 |
19 | pinout | 364 |
20 | OnBoard | 338 |
21 | nngen | 318 |
22 | eurorack-blocks | 280 |
23 | r_e_c_u_r | 265 |
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