Furrtek.org is a personal technical site built around reverse engineering and hardware exploration. Rather than covering mainstream consumer gadgets, it focuses on unusual targets such as retro handheld accessories, toys, and everyday electronic devices, documenting how they work from the inside out.
The core content consists of teardown reports, ROM dumps, signal and protocol analysis, and diagrams. Pages often include photos, extracted data tables, and notes on decoding proprietary formats, with some JavaScript-based signal generators shared as practical side projects.
Typical readers are electronics hobbyists, retro-computing enthusiasts, and hardware researchers who enjoy low-level detail. Because write-ups mix French and English and vary in depth, newcomers may need some background in electronics or embedded systems to follow along.
Use the categories and RSS feed to track new updates, and check the language tag on each page before diving in. It works best as a reference archive to browse by topic rather than a structured course.
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