this is really cool if you have some advanced digital design skills:
https://opencores.org/
i was a designer at intel, its still an interest of mine.
ill be checking this site out over the weekend and reporting back but it would be very cool to build your own custom system on a chip. programming an FPGA with it wold be doable, the big problem would be cutting silicon.,,
All kinds of stuff about making robots. electronics, mechanics, sites, build articles, anything you can imagine. If you are an experimenter or maker and interested in things that move and have the ability to respond to the environment around them check my blog out.
build your own cores program them into an FPGA
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I teach engineering at a private German technical college, and do some private consulting work. I also spend a lot of time working robots and other such projects, traveling painting, writing, thinking and learning languages.
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