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christopher.glossner

a wild geek with a bunch of Interests and courius about all sort of tech stuff

germany

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This user joined on 03/18/2016.

Projects I Contribute To

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

An easy to build embroidery machine, with open source design and software.

Open Source Embroidery Machine

jupdyke jupdyke

Projects I Like & Follow

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Development of a robust low cost 3D printed hand prosthesis using off-the-shelf components.

biohand - Low cost 3D printed hand prosthesis

martin-vincent-bloedorn Martin Vincent Bloedorn

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

The Tick Tock Timer is a School Bell timer packed with features

Tick Tock Timer

Low cost and pocket sized equipment can be used to steal your credentials in WiFi networks that require login via a web pages

Phishing WiFi hotspots with captive portals

platissolutions platis.solutions

A Raspberry Pi stompbox sound module running Fluidsynth

SquishBox

bill-peterson Bill Peterson

Automating feeding and watering of secluded plants via WiFi in a pseudo-IoT system

Arduino Grow Chamber

heather-lynne-van-wilde Heather-Lynne Van Wilde

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

An opensource Web platform and cheap sensor hardware solution for the massification of Continuous-flow solution culture (hydroponics)

IoT to Feed the Next Billion

kestler Kestler

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

A 3D model that can be sliced through a process called 'nesting', sent to a CNC Machine and constructed like a 3D Jigsaw puzzle.

TinyHackerHouse

anil-pattni Anil Pattni

A small BCD binary clock to put on your desk. It's USB powered and can display time, date and temperature.

BCD Binary Clock for your desk

Open source, low-cost robotic quadraped for reinforcement learning

OpenK9

ben-nortier Ben Nortier

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

A small-scale model of the electrical grid providing a fun testing environment as an educational tool for engineers in power and energy.

Smart Grid Test Facility

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Original design v-tail quadcopter, all pieces 3D printed. 2213 935kv motors running 10.5 inch props with a 4400mah battery.

Raptor V-Tail Quadcopter Drone

Cactus Micro is our integrated developement board, we have mixed Arduino with WI-FI ESP8266 module into a single board.

Cactus Micro R2 Arduino compatible plus esp8266

I just recently discovered the ESP8266 family of modules. This project will follow my learning experiences and implementation.

eHome: Using ESP8266 around my home

mark-kuhlmann Mark Kuhlmann

Control Voltage and Volume Pedal hacked from dead Wah.

Korg Delta CV & Volume Pedal Hack

A small USB powered Acrylic LED Lamp.

Acrylic LED Lamp

A tutorial showing how to connect an Arduino with a motor wirelessly to PHIRO robot using Pocket Code smartphone app.

Mobile Robotic Arm using PHIRO + Arduino

Video camera lighting 30 Volt LED's from a 15 Volt laptop PSU

LED Video lighting Using step down & boost up Volt

Binary clock with a bit of help from CGA colors

CGA Clock

mark-jeronimus Mark Jeronimus

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