Lab Access
Firmware, software, downloads and support
Shortcuts to public documentation, binaries, flashing tools to support rlleria Labs.
Firmware / Software
- Latest builds, ready to flash, download manually.
- Latest builds, ready to flash, download manually.
- Latest builds, ready to flash, download manually.
- Latest builds, ready to flash, download manually.
- Latest builds, ready to flash, download manually.
- Latest builds, ready to flash, download manually.
- Latest builds, ready to flash, download manually.
- Latest builds, ready to flash, download manually.
/softwares
Documentation
- setup, wiring diagrams and flashing instructions.
- setup, wiring diagrams and flashing instructions.
- setup, wiring diagrams and flashing instructions.
- setup, wiring diagrams and flashing instructions.
- setup, wiring diagrams and flashing instructions.
- setup, wiring diagrams and flashing instructions.
- setup, wiring diagrams and flashing instructions.
- setup, wiring diagrams and flashing instructions.
Repositories
Latest projects
Notable, best works to share.
blobTrack
LiveA real-time motion blob tracker built with Dear PyGui and OpenCV, running as a native desktop app rather than in a browser. Detects moving objects via background subtraction and overlays customizable bounding shapes, filters, and mesh-style connection lines, with live-adjustable playback speed and resolution, plus full-quality video export.
rift-tui
LiveA terminal-based League of Legends stats tracker built with Python, styled after btop-style system dashboards. Pulls live data to show rank, match history, top champions, and roles, all split across a clean three-panel terminal layout with auto-refresh and act-by-act rank history.
kei40
LiveA handwired 40% ortholinear keyboard (4x10, 39 keys). wired a switch matrix by hand using 1N4148 diodes and 22 AWG copper wire, wrote a 3-layer keymap in C, and flashed QMK firmware onto a Raspberry Pi Pico (RP2040). kei (軽) — light in weight; distilled to its essential form.
MiniShelf
In DevelopmentA handwired ebook reader built on an ESP32, paired with an 3.5" display and 5 mechanical keyboard switches for page navigation. Reads plain text files straight from the display's onboard SD card slot, saves your last reading position automatically, and runs portable off a Li-Po battery with onboard charging.
Version History
Changelog
washashumga
v1.2.0
blobTrack 0.1.5
v1.1.0
rift-tui 1.0.1
v1.0.0
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