Homebrew Showcase: Shaolin Flow Pinball at Pinball Expo 2026
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Homebrew Shaolin Flow at Pinball Expo 2026 uses lidar hand-sensing to fire flippers, built by Seattle IT pro Bradley Bonner.
Marco Pinball video from the Pinball Expo 2026 Homebrew Village showcases Shaolin Flow, a homebrew game built by Bradley Bonner, an IT professional from the Seattle area. The game adds a lidar and microcontroller-based hand-sensing interface that lets players fire flippers by moving their hands over the glass, and the hosts demo it with a guest player. Bonner says he bought the Marco Homebrew Loot Crate about two and a half years ago and that he has already bought another cabinet for a future homebrew title.
Bradley Bonner's Shaolin Flow homebrew pinball machine lets you fire the flippers by moving your hands over the glass, using lidar sensors on the apron. At PINDEVCON 2026 inside Pinball Expo 2026, Bradley shows how a Marco Homebrew Loot Crate and FAST hardware got his first game off the ground.
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