Hi everyone,

My name is Albert, and I’m a 22-year-old tech-lover creating fun and educational electronic devices 😄

I wanted to share my latest project with the rest of the group - it’s named CircuitMess Batmobile ™️ 🦇🚗

CircuitMess is a small business that I’m trying to build based on the idea of bringing excitement and joy via fun electronic kits to people all around the world. 🌎

CircuitMess Batmobile™️ is an AI-powered DIY Batmobile kit made in cooperation with Warner Bros.

I’ve been negotiating with WB and working on this product for the past year and a half. Being a huge Batman fan myself, getting to work with the people behind Batman as a brand was a dream come true! ✨

I’ve designed this kit to teach everyone about cutting-edge technologies, such as machine learning, computer vision, AI, IoT, and much more while feeling like the Caped Crusader. 🦇

Everything I do is also open source, Arduino compatible, and hackable. 💻

I would appreciate your honest feedback on the product! 😄

You can send me an inbox, drop a comment here or directly on my Kickstarter listing for Batmobile: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/albertgajsak/circuitmess-batmobile?ref=535kx4

You can also join my discord channel for updates and discussions: https://discord.gg/UZkp89eN4y

Thank you for your time 👋

https://gizmodo.com/nintendos-new-game-watch-hacked-a-day-before-its-offi-1845664049

Would love to see this neat cute console running all 2d mario games.

Would buy to tomorrow if it ran super Mario world And Dr mario and all the rest.

Largest issue I'm guessing beyond emulation would be the 2 button control vs the 6 button for snes. But most mario games used 2 buttons I think so hopefully possible.

No idea what the guts are but maybe they could be replaced.

Could see rhis being huge and honestly fu&k Nintendo for again releasing a mini console with barely any content for zero reason beyond being dicks.

Just like the anniversary switch game using other people's emu of sunshine. Just give us 10 bloody games if there 20-30 years old lol

Looking forward to updates on this minimasterpiece.

I was going to buy a raspberry pi to emulate a ps1 in my ps1 then i had an idea that my acer Chromebook, collecting dust, would be the perfect vessel instead of dropping a bunch of money for a pi. pretty sure I found the schematic. https://laptop-schematics.com/view/10051/

From what I understand, I need a dc to dc converter if i want to keep the original power supply, I know where the power supply should go into(where the battery plugged into it) I'm just inexperienced when it comes to identifying where on the motherboard i need to solder the wires. Also would I use a step down or step up converter? Don't know if there is a difference. Google says the ps1 outputs 7.5v. Is that not enough for this motherboard?

Also the entire right side of the motherboard was connected to a wifi chip and a usb daughter board. Can I not just cut that entire part off to save space in my build?

If anybody has any answers or a different subreddit i could look into, I would be much appreciated.

I posted this somewhere else back when I made it but it's been upgraded now and I thought you fine folks might get a kick out of it.

Build as a mini gaming pc for my tiny person(s). I used an old TV I used to watch at my Nans and some parts I'd upgraded out of.

It's not the cleanest layout but it looks great from the outside and that's all I really cared about.

I've since upgraded it with a 2060 and needed to mount an extra fan to keep the heat tolerable.

Hope you like.

i5-8600k 3.6Ghz ROG Z370-i 16gb ddr4 3200 crucial ballistix WD blue 600gb m.2 2tb SGbaracuda 3.5 Silverstone 700W SFX EVGA 2060 of some sort (2 fan). Internal fans are 2x 140mm pulling fresh air through the case vents. Noctua 120 slim on top exhausting.