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Richard Mills

Hi. My name is Richard. Did you know that the average person can only pay attention for eight seconds? Guess your below average.

Surprise Arizona

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This user joined on 07/25/2021.

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The 2017 Hackaday Prize

FREE and Open Source, Arduino Due based Telescope Control GOTO

rDUINOScope Boiana

dessislav-gouzgounov Dessislav Gouzgounov

A last gasp Uninterruptible Power Supply for any Raspberry Pi computer.

Single SuperCapacitor UPS for Raspberry Pi

bud-bennett Bud Bennett

Tutorial on how to run Windows PC applications on Android mobile devices

Launch any Windows Software on Android

I rebuilt my Passap E6000 knitting machine so that I can now control not only the front but also the rear needle bed.

Passap E6000 rebuilt and replaced console

irene-wolf Irene Wolf

Secure ESP8266 MQTT proof of concept

Secure ESP8266 MQTT p.o.c.

w-taylor W. Taylor

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Applying polymorphism to hardware enables users to do more with their devices while avoiding IoT pitfalls.

Polymorphic Hardware

trey-german Trey German

A custom vacuum tube pre-amplifier featuring remote control and a nixie tube volume level display

Vacuum Tube Preamplifier with Nixie Display

justin-scott Justin Scott

Using the Pi Zero to play HD audio in a car!

Raspberry Pi Car Audio Player

wesley-archer Wesley Archer

A software interface for the breadboard. Configures your prototypes without wires or other components.

The MetaBoard

Adding a missing feature to IKEA's smart lighting system - toggle on door open/close.

Making IKEA smart lights smarter

Tomasz Cybulski

scalable hardware for neural network system

NSCE-ngbrain

How to generate frequencies below 10Hz using a PC, an amplifier, and a handful of components.

Extreme Low Frequency Signal Generator

joseph-eoff Joseph Eoff

Dog chewed up old remote so I painstakingly designed and 3d printed a new case.

Chewed up remote repair

alex-rich Alex Rich

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

A low cost, open-source, universal-like remote control system that translates the user's spoken words into commands to electronic devices.

TV Remote Control via Offline Speech Recognition

cassio-batista Cassio Batista

Hackaday Prize 2019

Auditive and visual feedback with minimal effort in a modular package for everyone!

The Airdrum - Make music while moving

alessandro-verdiesen alessandro verdiesen

Self-contained Micropython computer with GPU, audio and MIDI

Tulip Creative Computer

tulipcc TulipCC

2021 Hackaday Prize

A small pedalboard to enable home recording and performance during lockdown

Pi Pedalboard: Live/Recording Rig

craig-hissett Craig Hissett

Every car should have this.

FINALLY! Car Wipers Sync to Music (See Video)

ian-charnas Ian Charnas

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