Rockman and ClawGrip dumped two Micromon 7141 (ECG monitor) PCBs
Hammy sent some documentation on the sf2ceblp set. Joe Magiera re/dumped PROM 4r in Gauntlet II and ROM 6P.
ClawGrip dumped the BIOS of some old PCI SCSI boards (Adaptec AHA-2940AU, Adaptec AHA-2930CU, Advansys APB-930)
Sean Riddle and ClawGrip dumped the BIOS of a Canadian LeapPad and they dumped LeapFrog "My First LeapPad" International BIOS V1.3
TeamEurope and ClawGrip dumped "Un Día en la Granja" Spanish VTech V.Smile Baby game cartridge and several others and they dumped three "My First LeapPad" Spanish carts
>Rockman and ClawGrip dumped two Micromon 7141 (ECG monitor) PCBs
....in a literal sense if only Pi (poster from Espana / Spain) were still posting around here these days.
I can imagine him posting something like that, but maybe something funnier. Elgo (elgondolero to the recent MW visitors) would have if he were also around.
>I wonder if that heart machine qualifies as a candidate for "most unusual item emulated by MAME"
One of the top 5. The popcorn vending machine with the Sonic games emulated should be in the top 5 too. I was explaining that to someone a few years ago and the response was "Why?"
On the odd side of things, but it may be possible pending the hardware input device arrangement and how flexible MAME can be with different input devices or vice versa. iirc back in the late 1990s, while in the waiting room of a doctors office, I was reading a medical trade magazine that was part of reading materials there and in back pages of trade magazine there were one or two advertisements for devices that could be an interface between a computer and medical equipment in which the patients real time data could be shown on the computer monitor as well as being shown on medical device.
The backpages advertisements were not articles and one would have to be in the practice to be familiar with the products. At the time, it wasn't something that was worth memorizing at the time nor writing it down on paper.
As a side example, Espen Kraft does demonstrate it is possible to be creative with adapting hardware to work together without needing specific input devices (such as electronic drum pads) to interact with drum brain component - https://youtu.be/Y8GOWf_DG-c?t=113
...by using "Bic Firth" brand drum stick pens as noted earlier by one of the commenters of the video clip. It is a drummer's type comedy sarcasm in tribute to actual brand name Vic Firth drum sticks which I always preferred and purchased. I miss the 1980s era when the sticks were better made back then.
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