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bombHWH - Hardware Hack

Feb 16th, 2013
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  1. As most of you know I have been working on a hardware hack for the past two or so months, and I am now nearing completion. The hardware side is 90% complete (just have to finish the copper pour on the pcb for the ground plane, it's a bitch to do copper pours in eagle lol).
  2. I just started writing the code and doing the fpga design, so it won't be that long until this is released.
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  4. Hardware Sepcs:
  5. 1 HDMI output (24bpp, 3D support, HDCP support)
  6. 2 HDMI inputs (36bpp, fast switching <1s, HDCP support, 3D support)
  7. 2 Ethernet ports (mostly for packet interception and modification)
  8. 2 USB Host/Device ports (on LPC4330) (one is also an OTG compatible host) (for controller interception)
  9. 1 USB Host/Device port (on AM1705) (general purpose, mostly for USB flash drive)
  10. 1 USB debug port (USB to Serial) (for debugging)
  11. 2 3.5mm audio jacks (for headphones, injecting audio into HDMI stream, etc)
  12. 1 IrDA receiver (for controlling the device via universal remote)
  13. 2 XMOS G4 processors (audio analysis, motion detect, general purpose)
  14. 1 NXP LPC4330 dual core ARM cortex M4/M0 processor (scripting, USB, general purpose)
  15. 1 Cyclone EP1C FPGA (the main "hub" of the design)
  16. 1 Cyclone EP3C FPGA (object detection and overlays)
  17. 1 TI AM1705 ARM9 processor (object detection, overlays, physics)
  18. 2GB of RAM
  19. 64GB of NAND flash (for storing: configs, image comparison neural networks, etc)
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  21. (Note this is more like a general purpose development board than a single-purpose device so if you know how to program for ARM and can write VHDL you will be able to do anything you want with this)
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  23. The current planned features for the software (very general, once the site is up it will have tons more specific stuff):
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  25. Object Detection methods (for both aimbot and esp):
  26. -Motion detection
  27. -Background occlusion
  28. -Image comparison engine
  29. -Color detection
  30. -Many more I don't feel like listing
  31. -SOUND! That's right, 2-8 dedicated threads on the XMOS processors to do audio analysis and comparison (one thread for each audio channel).
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  33. Aimbot:
  34. -Legit aim (aka smooth aim, whatever you wanna call it)
  35. -Predict bullet physics for games like BF3 (using a minimal physics engine).
  36. -FOV checking
  37. -Prediction (aka lag compensation, whatever you wanna call it)
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  39. ESP:
  40. -A LOT of image/color filters that you can apply to the video output
  41. -Threat/Attack notification icons (set off by grenade/reload/etc sounds, smoke trails, etc).
  42. -Anything else you guys would like? I'm at a loss of what to else to add
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  44. Overlay(s):
  45. -8bpp overlay (overlay on upper or lower 4 bits of each pixels color)
  46. -Fully alpha blended overlay (for "high-color" stuff)
  47. -Custom overlays (make your own custom overlay with scripting).
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  49. General:
  50. -Scripting (most likely lua or python)
  51. -Run android on the ARM9! You will lose the physics engine and overlays and scripting but still it's awesome! (might not be till after release, as I might have to build a custom stripped down version of android)
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  53. Any features you would like but don't see please post. I'd like to see what kind of things you guys want in a hardware hack. Like the title says the release date is in 3 weeks time. From idea to final product in less than 3 months? BEAT THAT ORGANNER.
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  55. No pics yet cause you guys wouldn't appreciate the time and effort I put into designing the PCB as you don't how hard it is to do.
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  57. I'm also looking for enclosure ideas, I'm currently planning on going with a brushed aluminum enclosure.
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  59. PRICEPOINT: BE LOOKING TO PAY AROUND 120$ TO 200$ FOR THIS
  60. If it was 200$, that's still 44% less than a year of Immunity Duo. THAT'S CHEAP!
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