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Andrew Albosta

Knows just enough to be dangerous, and has a pretty wide range of interests.

Northen Virginia

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My Events

08.21.2017 01:30 pm EDT - 03:00 pm EDT

A gathering of Truro folks watching the partial total eclipse in Northern Virginia

Truro partial party

Truro Community Clubhouse, Annandale, VA

My Hackerspaces

Nova Labs is a membership-driven, all-volunteer, 501(c)(3), makerspace based in Reston, Virginia that was founded in 2011.

Nova Labs

andrew-albosta Andrew Albosta

Things I've Built

Camera slider control board

Projects I Like & Follow

Follow for the 'Hacklet' and latest news about hackaday.io

Hackaday.io Project

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

LitePlacer is a Pick and Place machine optimized for prototype assembly. It has optical calibration with two cameras: www.liteplacer.com

LitePlacer - a low cost Pick and Place machine

juha-kuusama Juha Kuusama

Hackaday Prize 2019

A lo-fi digital drum machine which uses randomness to create unpredictable beats. Runs on Arduino, with audio provided by the Mozzi library.

DrumKid: aleatoric drum machine

matt-bradshaw Matt Bradshaw

Displaying the time on 8x8 pixels.

Micro Word Clock

Hackaday Prize 2019

A portable, cheap, and easy to use, monophonic + polyphonic digital synthesizer for use with a MIDI controller

KELPIE: Subtractive Synth for Keyboard Controllers

kenneth-marut Kenneth Marut

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Take a cigarette lighter, an AVR microcontroller (ATtiny13), and an IR LED. Wire all together. Now, you can remotely control your Nikon camera.

Turn a cigarette lighter into an IR Nikon remote

Hackaday Prize 2019

Modular and programmable DSLR camera trigger

PiXPi dslr camera controller

krzysztof-krzeslak krzysztof krzeslak

Furnaces heat stuff, often metal. This project aims to develop a simple, cheap and robust electric furnace.

Electric Furnace

storken Storken

A simple way to repeatedly activate the camera's shutter

Intervalometer For Canon's EOS Rebel Cameras

imagine waiting for the bus and finding a headphone jack on a strange sculpture. what would it say?

Guerrilla MP3 Player / Audio Street Art

mpinner mpinner

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Use a Guitar Hero / Rock Band plastic "guitar" game controller as a real MIDI input device

MIDI Hero

greg-kennedy Greg Kennedy

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Nature (solar & wave) powered open source drift bottles will be long life low cost agents to help provide data for crowdsourcing ocean study

Smart Drifter

weishan-wesley-yang Weishan (Wesley) Yang

ATMEGA 328 based intervalometer. Stupidly complicated for what it does. This is now its official name.

Intervalo-Thingy

the-feature-creep The Feature Creep

low cost 6.5m diameter dome of slatted frames combined with different LED pieces

Geodesic Dome

Use TV remote to control XBMC

XBMC Remote

An original retro-style arcade game, cabinet included.

Original arcade game Gallery Mayhem

martin-petersson Martin Petersson

Control RGB LED or RGB LED Strips with Android using Bluetooth

Cyclistic

julian-labuschagne Julian Labuschagne

Use littleBits to turn a work of art into a modern home security device.

Undercover Art

Bits