Prototype This, an engineering entertainment program on <a href="https://www.discovery.com/shows/prototype-this"> Discovery Channel</a>, offered a view into the real-life process of designing and building unique prototypes. In this thirteen episode series, the team set out to tackle the problems of today by creating crazy, one-of-a-kind inventions of tomorrow. Joe Grand of Grand Idea Studio was the team's electrical engineer and hardware hacker, and shared the screen with Zoz Brooks, a roboticist and software designer specializing in human-machine interaction, Mike North, a material scientist and mechanical engineer, and Terry Sandin, a machinist and special effects technician. The following sections contain Joe's technical documentation, including schematics, source code, and development notes, that he personally contributed to each build. The information is for educational purposes only and cannot be used for any commercial endeavor without prior approval from Grand Idea Studio.

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Library

Hacks Under Pressure

A Lifetime of Disobedience

Joe Grand's Life of Badges

Shot Through the Heart: An Introduction to Fault Injection

The Hacker in All of Us

Troublemakers and Superpowers

The Upside of Falling Down: Embracing Failure to be a Better Hacker (and Human)

Adventures of Wallet Hacking

Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's Joe Grand

The Hardware Hacking Handbook

Manual PCB-RE: The Essentials

Hardware Hacking Party Tricks

...And Hardware for All

An Overview of Hardware-Based Covert Channels

When Hacking and Engineering Collide

Through the Eyes of a Hardware Hacker

Right to Repair

Passion Before Fashion: Stories From a Life of Hacking

Hacking, Phreaking, & Juvenile Delinquency

PCB-RE: Tools & Techniques

Every Cloud has a Silver Lining

101 Ways to Brick Your Hardware

Electronics for Kids

The Pitfalls and Perils of Poor Security

Tools of the Hardware Hacking Trade

Stories and Stuff

Hardware Hacking for Kids

The Current State of Hardware Hacking

Thinking Differently

A Five-Year History of DEFCON's Electronic Badges

Perspectives from the L0pht

Hacks and Attacks: Examples of Electronic Device Compromise

University of Advancing Technology Commencement Speech

Hardware is the New Software

Stealing the Network: The Complete Series (Collector's Edition)

Make: Magazine

RFID Security

Best of Hardware, Wireless & Game Console Hacking

Research Lessons from Hardware Hacking

Hacking, Tweaking, and Bending

Building Robots with Vintage Computer Parts

Exploring Security Problems in Hardware Devices

Understanding Hardware Security

Game Console Hacking

A Commentary on Adopting Security Technologies

Advanced Hardware Hacking Techniques

A Historical Look at Hardware Token Compromises

IT Ethics Handbook: Right and Wrong for IT Professionals

Mobile Device Insecurity

Stealing the Network: How to Own a Continent

A Hacker's Top 10 Guide to Protecting Enterprise Systems

Secure Hardware Design for Embedded Systems

Hardware Hacking: Have Fun While Voiding Your Warranty

Wireless Site Survey

Stealing the Network: How to Own the Box

Hack Proofing Your Network, 2nd Edition

Authentication Tokens: Balancing the Security Risks with Business Requirements

Security Analysis of the Palm Operating System

Attacks on USB Hardware Token Devices

Compromising Voice Messaging Systems

Wardialing Brief

Introduction to the iButton

Hacking Barney