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Stephen M Moraco

@IronSheepTracked since May 2026

creating Open Source Software and Hardware.

Observed Aug 11, 2026 · stalePublic earnings
Paid members
4
0% · 30-day rate from 20 observed days
Total audience
13
incl. free followers
Observed monthly earnings
$387
Starting price
$15/mo
6 membership tiers

Where the 12 observed tier members sit

Membership tiers
$075%

Largest observed tier is $0 Free. Tier totals include free-tier members and come from the Aug 11, 2026 public snapshot, so they do not reconcile to the paid-member total.

$0/moFree975% of observed tier members
$15/moLamb18.3% of observed tier members
$25/moSheep00% of observed tier members
$55/moShepherd18.3% of observed tier members
$100/moHerdman18.3% of observed tier members
$500/moParidera00% of observed tier members
Growth signals: Stephen M Moraco
0%

4 paid members · 30-day rate from 20 observed days

Membership
454
May 202617 weeks trackedNow
Stephen M Moraco4 members · $387/mo

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24Profile posts0 postsLast month41.7%Members-only

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Article Latest post$15 tier & upProject (Jun 2021): Raspberry Pi Reporter MQTT script update

For years I've been accumulating Raspberry Pis. This has resulted in me having a small farm of RPis. I run Home Assistant (HA) as my IoT f

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P2 Project NovP2 Project (Nov 2022) Eight serial ports, one cog — how far can the P2 push it? Nov 1, 2022 I wanted to prove something about our favorite processor, the P2: just how much serial it can do at once. Think about it — a serial port is two pins, and the P2 has 64 pins with only a handful reserved for boot. That's a lot of identical pins. On paper, you could imagine something like thirty-two-pin serial buses on one chip — no other processor I know of can even pretend to that. So I set out to see what the real number is when you write the driver well: how many full-duplex ports can a single cog keep fed? I didn't get all the way to the theoretical ceiling — but eight turned out to be a good placeArticleNov 1, 2022$15 tier & up 0 0P2 Project (2022) Chip's BLDC core, made into something we can all drive robots withSome of you watched Chip Gracey show off a brushless-motor driver in PASM2 on our live forums — really beautiful, sophisticated commutation code running right on the P2. It was the kind of thing that makes you want to build a robot around it. So when Parallax asked me to put an easy-to-use front end on Chip's driver — to turn that sophisticated core into something the rest of us could actually pick up and use — I was glad to take it on, with their blessing.ArticleAug 16, 2022$15 tier & up 0 0P2 Project AugP2 Project (Aug 2022) A 180° eye for a robot — no moving parts, four little sensors, and some math Aug 8, 2022 Here's a question I couldn't stop turning over: if I want a robot to see a half-circle in front of it, why does that have to mean a servo swinging a sensor back and forth? Time-of-flight sensors are fast. So what if I just stood four of them up, each aimed into its own 45-degree slice, and let a little math stitch the slices into one continuous 180-degree field? No scanning head, no moving parts — just four fixed eyes and the P2 doing the bookkeeping. That was two bets in one project: prove I could talk cleanly to a whole bank of sensors on one bus, and prove the non-moving 180° ideArticleAug 8, 2022$15 tier & up 0 0Internal H/W project (May 2021) Eval Adapters for use with LAJun 2, 2022ArticleJun 2, 2022Public 0 0P2 Project (Jun 2021) Using 6-axis arm to repeatably test MPU-9DOF codeFeb 11, 2022ArticleFeb 11, 2022Public 0 0mpu9dof Click Module objectNo public preview was captured for this post.Article8d agoPublic 0 0Join to unlock Share Gift LockedNo public preview was captured for this post.Article8d ago$15 tier & up 0 0P2 Project (22 Mar 2021) mpu9dof Click Module objectJan 1, 2022ArticleJan 1, 2022Public 0 0P2 Project (5 May 2021) P2 P2 Cube support for the HUB75 Matrix DriverNov 6, 2021ArticleNov 6, 2021Public 0 0P2 Project (19 Mar 2021) RGB Matrix light measureSep 2, 2021ArticleSep 2, 2021Public 0 0VSCode Project (Mar 18, 2021) Add Semantic Highlighting for Spin2/Pasm2Jun 24, 2021ArticleMar 18, 2021Public 0 0
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