About to graduate with my PhD in ECE (embedded systems software). I wanted to share an example of what studying ECE can allow you to do. Behold: The most advanced functional tricorder ever made.

• Tricorder-RaspberryPi

  3 3 8.4 Python

  The most advanced Tricorder from Star Trek yet implemented. Explore the world in real-time, beautifully visualized 8-bit color.

Thank you!!. I always wanted to make one since I first saw Star Trek in 2012. I started in mid 2021 and mostly worked on it the past two summers. I'm going to make a more detailed video explaining how I made it, but for now you can see the code and hardware used in the github repo's here and here. There's also a repo where I uploaded the PCB designs here.

• Tricorder-ESP32

  3 1 5.4 C

  Portable low-power sensor module for my tricorder project

Thank you!!. I always wanted to make one since I first saw Star Trek in 2012. I started in mid 2021 and mostly worked on it the past two summers. I'm going to make a more detailed video explaining how I made it, but for now you can see the code and hardware used in the github repo's here and here. There's also a repo where I uploaded the PCB designs here.

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• Tricorder-PCB-Designs

  3 0 3.8

  PCB layout files for my tricorder project

Thank you!!. I always wanted to make one since I first saw Star Trek in 2012. I started in mid 2021 and mostly worked on it the past two summers. I'm going to make a more detailed video explaining how I made it, but for now you can see the code and hardware used in the github repo's here and here. There's also a repo where I uploaded the PCB designs here.

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