Simple DIY Tricorder Ideas - /diy/ (#2934007)

Anonymous
7/25/2025, 11:10:38 AM No.2934007
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So I was thinking theoretically run a little neon ne2 bulb via one of those 5v - 170v nixie tube dc-dc buck converters and then had a hall effect sensor wired to an esp32 with an LLM inbetween you might have a pretty handy tricorder device to read your body's own natural EM fields given you create a big enough dataset
For academic purposes only of course
What do you think?
Anonymous
7/26/2025, 6:40:00 AM No.2934247
There have been a number of tricorder projects and none of them got anywhere. I once tried to make a pip boy like device capable of making local maps based on an ultrasonic sensor. It wasn't easy and I gave up. A true tricorder has to do a lot of things that aren't easy.