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David Way

DIY Maker with a bunch of ideas and ambition to make those ideas a reality. I focus in green energy and electronic vehicles.

Grand Rapids, Michigan

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This user joined on 05/21/2016.

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The 2016 Hackaday Prize

A Raspberry Pi based Astrophotography System

StarPi

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Make cooler robots, faster and with less effort.

BowlerStudio: A robotics development platform

kevin-harrington Kevin Harrington

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

The goal is to build a tiny autonomous sailboat able to travel potentially forever, powered using solar panels and wind.

Green powered sailboat

silvio-biasiol silvio biasiol

Vintage U.S. and Soviet Hardware come together in a Mission Control-style console that actually tracks satellites.

Keplermatik

nrf24le1 Wiring Library

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

100 to 1 geared stepper and extra worm gears to increase torque and reduce speed. Using Arduino

Pan and Tilt Camera steppers and Arduino

Supplyframe DesignLab: 2022 Hackada…

A Raspberry Pi inside of a GameBoy retaining as much of the case as possible and using

Raspberry Pi Gameboy Utilizing Cartridges

daniel-johnson Daniel Johnson

I Designed This Educational Display to Show Others How Stepper Motors Work.

3D Printed Stepper Motor

anthony-garofalo Anthony Garofalo

This is a great hack to turn a window motor into a extremely useful high torque side shaft motor for robotics and other projects.

Hack -a- Window motor for Robotics Use.

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

An all-in-one development platform featuring a Raspberry Pi, an Arduino, a HDMI display screen and a breadboard area.

Pi/Arduino Prototyping

craig-hissett Craig Hissett

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Teensy v3.1 - FrSky Smart Port Sensor Shield with addressable led output and telemetry port

Teensy v3.1 - FrSky S.Port & WS28xx Led Shield

charles-lakins Charles Lakins

A card reader that uses black and white squares to identify a card.

Barcode Binary Card Reader

pete-prodoehl Pete Prodoehl

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

POISED is a laser scanner - a camera and a projector: captures images using one laser, and in real time another laser renders those images

POISED- Parallel Optical Imaging SystEm Device

hannahmishin hannah.mishin

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

GrumpyCases Is All About Making Awesome Cases Freely Available

GrumpyCases: OpenSorce Cases For Open Hardware

michael-ratcliffe Michael Ratcliffe

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

I’ll demonstrate how to drive a variable speed fan with Snap Circuits and the Kano Computer.

Variable Speed Fan: Snap Circuits, Kano Computer

steve-schuler Steve Schuler

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Open source teaching tools typically focus on robotics and electrical engineering. This device allows for teaching chemistry and biology.

Open Source Bio - STEM Teaching Tool

The MeArm is a popular open-source DIY robot arm, so I created an inflatable gripper that can be easily fitted to it.

Soft Robotic Gripper for the MeArm

aidan-leitch Aidan Leitch

I've never been particularly interested in Raspberry PIs, but a friend gave me one a few weeks ago and I was inspired to put it to use!

Another Raspberry Pi Arcade

dan-a8ksh4 Dan (a8ksh4)

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