#cyberdeck

[vizreef]

Cyberdeck built from an 82′ Magnavox Portable TV/Radio E60846

by Lucas Dul

[koney-scanlines]

thE cyBeRdeCk

[arcadebroke]

[operator-4rch4ng3l]

[CYBERDECK PROJECT ACTUAL NAME YELIEL ONLINE]

My cyberdeck is functional, I included an internal shot as well. I have plans on adding a power switch to the front cover, a retractable USB cable (EG Ghost in the Shell), a modular system for the back to house Extra Battery banks and other accessories. This project was a long time coming and instead of 3d printing a shell I found that this container I had full of sharpies was a suitable housing and adds to the "Jank" Factor. I also plan on stickerbombing the back, possibly a hanging charm, and possible LED lights inside the housing.

[someoneblewafuse]

Early layout mock ups for the cyberdeck. Just waiting for the battery and cooling system to arrive and then I can start modeling the layout!

[roguetoo]

creatiflux

https://www.instagram.com/p/CkgaHE3Ic9g/

[arkowitz]

The cyberdeck is a reduction of computing to an essential at the same time a fetishization of tech +HID. This is my favorite iteration so far of the accessorization of this little pi. Clickety click.

[f4ll4d0]

[coredumpproject]

"In the pipe, five by five"

Tried new can covers on the MKVII wearable computer.

Alien was an obvious choice, due to the availability of fan art. I laser printed clear plastic, then masked and spray painted the colors. Laser prints never 'pop' like real paint.

I was very happy with the results, and was able to use the 'semiotic standard' symbols to label the computer, bluetooth, video transmitter, and right/left switches (you can't see the switches for all the computer functions on the bottoms of the cans).

[agios-rio]

(found on reddit)

Gods give me strength to not buy the materials to rebuild that. I don't need it, I wouldn't even know what to do with this but MAN I'd feel like I'm on the OG Enterprise and I WANT IT

[vizreef]

Motorola MDT-9100-T // Police Mobile Data Terminal (mid 80s)

[mollynoise]

"the razorgirl fired up her cyberdeck, dropped some stims and jacked in"

my neurological assault/article + playlist available on bloodknife *now*

🩸🔪

[arcadebroke]

[fundgruber]

For researchers, I find that these Raspberry Pi cases and extensions are far better suited to community work, fieldwork, and note taking than laptops or smartphones.

Similiar to the appearance of laptop DJs, who tend to look like they are checking their emails while playing, it is an akward view to hide behind an illuminated screen as a researcher, if you want to be engaged with the people around you and the situation.

Plus they are easier to use while standing up or walking. And having a physical keyboard as opposed to a screen keyboard on a tablet or phone means you can keep your eyes up while typing.

Pics:

Clockwork Devterm

Raspberry Pi 400 + Adafruits Cyberdeck HAT

Add microphones, scanners. and you are ready:

(Pic: Scavenger's studio: Season)

Instead of unfolding your laptop or whipping out your smartphone, it is about building a tool bag for recordings and interactions:

(Blog post on Scanography as experimental community hardware)

[haknamindustries]

CYBOOK V02

The Cybook (cyborg + book) is an experimental digital photobook build around a Raspberry Pi Zero and 3D printing. Based on the principles of diy and open source, the device contains it's own documentation, making the technology inside visible and comprehensible. Self publishing has a long tradition in the analogue realm, the cybook is an update for the digital age. The project documentation and files are also available online, so everyone can build their own cybook.

Complete parts list, files and assembly instructions are here -> https://www.sarahkastrau.com/cybook-v02/

[roguetoo]

https://theawesomer.com/clockwork-uconsole-programmable-gaming-handheld/686227/