The Octopus-Packing Multi-Functional High Boy Aims to Beat the Flipper Zero
The Octopus-Packing Multi-Functional High Boy Aims to Beat the Flipper Zero
The Octopus-Packing Multi-Functional High Boy Aims to Beat the Flipper Zero
Built-in Wi-Fi gives the High Boy an edge over the competition, and an open source release has been promised post-crowdfunding.
A small Brazilian startup is looking to offer some competition to the popular Flipper Zero electronics multitool with the High Boy, a gadget that looks like a knockoff Apple iPod but offers a wealth of capabilities — and which, High Code says, will be released under an open source license.
"High Boy isn't just another gadget; it's a complete platform for creativity, electronics, and security," claims co-creator Vinícius Pinheiro of High Code's inaugural device. Developed in Brazil, it combines the power of multiple technologies in a compact, expandable, and educational device. What started as a personal garage project evolved into a mission. It's a pro-level, 100% open-source tool, created for anyone who believes knowledge should be accessible."