Revolutionizing the Virtual Reality Experience: Introducing ScentVR

Virtual Reality (VR) has come a long way since its inception and has revolutionized the way we interact with digital environments. The experience of VR is immersive and engaging, but there’s always room for improvement. And that’s where ScentVR comes in.

ScentVR is a DIY kit that allows you to use any commercially available scents (or make your own) to enhance your VR experience. The kit includes a ScentVR device, power supply, and 6 scent reservoirs, as well as a starter pack of scents. ScentVR works with any game or simulation, and guides and suggested scents are available on the website and community forums.

With ScentVR, you can add an extra layer of realism to your VR experience. The device uses a proprietary algorithm to disperse scents at intervals and in combinations, varying the strength and overlap of the smells for maximum immersion. And the best part is, ScentVR does not require any connection to the VR system – it’s completely standalone and compatible with all VR games.

For added convenience, ScentVR can be configured and operated through a web interface, allowing you to control it from your headset, phone, PC, or tablet. The unit connects to your Wi-Fi network and receives firmware upgrades automatically, so you’ll always have access to the latest features and functionality.

ScentVR is the product of a thriving open-source electronics and 3D printing community, and is completely bootstrapped. The packaging is made from recycled materials, and the ink stamps are even 3D printed!

The launch of ScentVR marks a new era in VR technology and is set to change the way we experience virtual reality. So, get ready to take your VR experience to the next level and be sure to keep an eye out for the launch of ScentVR!

For more information, visit ScentVR.ca and join the community on our forum, GitHub repo, and Discord channel.”

New Custom Circuit Board Project- ProbeMaster is Born

Last week I finally started designing a project I’ve had in mind for several years. The concept is simple:

A basic breakout circuit board that I can connect to any device under test (DUT) and the result is many spare connections- some with on/off switches already in series and others unpopulated to add any components, connections and measuring equipment I desire.

ProbeMaster PCB mkme.org

The PCB design was done in KiCad which turned out pretty great I trhink:

ProbeMaster PCB mkme.org
ProbeMaster PCB mkme.org

Boards should be here by the end of the week and I will start on the video. As always- source files are in my GitHub repo so you can make your own too.

MKme/probemaster: Probing breakout for hardware hacking. Hook measurement equipment & components into DUT (github.com)

Eric

Cheapest Amazon Power Supply DOESN’T SUCK!

Reviewing the cheapest lab power supply on Amazon and I was totally surprised!
Amazon Canada (the one shown here) : https://amzn.to/3cBiuAp
Buys on Amazon US (slightly different model- same guts I’m told): https://amzn.to/3dw90Ya Similar options https://amzn.to/305MSQr
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Description: UNIROI DC Bench Power Supply, 0-30V/0-5A Available Power Supply with 3-Digit LED Display, Adjustable Power Supply Alligator Clip Leads (Banana Plug and Spade Lugs), Input Power Cord