bunnie

Current Sponsors: 18
Past Sponsors: 31
Total Sponsors: 49
Minimum Sponsorship: $2.00

Good at following directions. Bad at obeying rules.

Funding Links: https://github.com/sponsors/bunnie

Name: bunnie
Location: Singapore
Kind: user
Followers: 1316
Following: 2
Total stars: 504
Repositories count: 119
Created at: 2022-11-03T07:15:37.279Z
Updated at: 2025-03-28T11:39:34.266Z
Last synced at: 2025-03-28T11:39:34.266Z

GitHub Sponsors Profile

Hi! I'm an open source hardware hacker, and an activist for digital rights and freedoms.
My work is primarily funded by the goodwill of the community, through donations, pledges and private contracts. Here are some of my community projects:

NeTV2, an open source video platform which is a basis of the lawsuit against the US government to challenge section 1201 of the DMCA.
Betrusted, an open source mobile communications device that aims to keep your private matters safe from advanced threats. It is designed for easy verification of correct construction and transparency.
Xous, the Rust-based microkernel message passing OS that powers Betrusted.
IRIS, or Infra-Red, in-situ inspection of silicon, a project to facilitate the non-destructive verification of silicon chips. IRIS has many components, including a custom microscope, image stitching software, and layout analysis software.

Some of my other current and past open source hardware projects include Chibitronics, Novena, Chumby, The Cubegarden, and the Safecast Geiger Counter Reference Design.
I'm also the author of The Hardware Hacker, Hacking the Xbox (now free to download), and The Essential Guide to Electronics in Shenzhen, and I occasionally post smaller essays on my blog.
If you want to put a face behind the code, you can see me talk about:

My passion for open source
Shenzhen’s electronics ecosystem
Why protecting hardware is just as important as protecting software
Random thoughts with Ladyada of Adafruit