Browse hardware reverse engineering and documentation projects. Explore chips, boards and systems through public research and contribution resources.
Completed means every reported percentage is 100%, or the project is explicitly marked complete. Each measurement keeps its original scope; code matching alone does not describe every part of a project.
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Reverse-engineered RS485 bus of the Nuaire MRXBOX ECO2 MVHR + read-only Home Assistant bridge (Pico W / MQTT)
Reported progress
Roadmap — Phase 1 — bus discovery ✅ DONE — 3/3 listed items checked; items are equally weighted
Offline, open-source Jabra Sound+ replacement (Elite 10) – ANC/HearThrough/Off over reverse-engineered RFCOMM protocol
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JabraLibre — Status — 9/10 listed items checked; items are equally weighted
Modern Apple I is a faithful, 65C02-based reimplementation of the original Apple I computer. Built on breadboards with modern components such as EEPROM, SRAM, and PLD logic, it aims to support the Wozniak Monitor, Apple Cassette Interface, and Apple I BASIC for a fully functional retro system.
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Modern Apple I – Reimagined with Modern Components — Current Status — 3/9 listed items checked; items are equally weighted
Local cloud + control for the FlashForge Creator 3 (replaces the sz3dp cloud). Reverse-engineered protocol, dashboard, camera and 8899 control.
Reported progress
FlashForge Creator 3 – local cloud & control — Status & roadmap — 3/6 listed items checked; items are equally weighted
Decompilation effort for the BeHero console
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