Ep033: Decompressing from Camp, Nuclear Stirling Engines, Carphone or Phonecar, and ArduMower

Hackaday Podcast · 30 Aug 2019 · 1h 00m

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Hackaday editors Mike Szczys and Elliot Williams discuss highlights from the Chaos Communication Camp, including the badge's sensor-rich design and the extensive model railway built by attendees. They review several hacks, such as an autonomous skid steer mower using ArduPilot, a nuclear-powered Stirling engine for NASA's Kilopower project, and a smartphone-driven robotic car. The episode also covers Adam Harvey's talk on facial recognition privacy, secret data exfiltration via server logs, and an interview with Jenny List about the camp's rail system.

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Companies: GigaDevice, DARPA, IARPA
Products: Kilopower, Charlie Watch
Chips: STM32, Raspberry Pi, Padau PFS173, Teensy, RISC-V
Tools: ArduPilot, Lib OpenCM3, GDB, Black Magic Probe
Also: Chaos Communication Camp, Bit Looney, Microsoft CelebA, GDPR, Flickr, Facebook

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Ep033: Decompressing from Camp, Nuclear Stirling Engines, Carphone or Phonecar, and ArduMower

What this episode covers

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