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Damine47

noob trying to learn

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This user joined on 01/23/2022.

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A functional glove that lets you use AND FEEL your hands in VR.

LucidGloves: VR Haptic Gloves on a budget

Hackaday Prize 2019

MIDI electronic portable practice hurdy-gurdy: It's always in tune.

The Digi-Gurdy and Digi[Nerdy]Gurdy

Universal enclosure that can be used as a lab power supply, soldering station or combination of two.

Modular PSU & Soldering station

Too simple for a project page & which may never happen.

Silly hardware wishlist

lion mclionhead

Hackaday Prize 2020

for demonstration of physical laws in generating electrical energy using hydropower plant

3D printed hydroelectric power plant model

Matic Markovič

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

A low-cost STM32 board with motor controllers created along with visual programming and control software for use in education.

Visual Robotics Platform

Universal Arduino Wireless Shield

RadioShield

World’s largest self-assembly style CO2 laser cutter and engraver equipped with CO2 laser tube with cutting area 105*63cm.

Open source CO2 Laser Cutter

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

The idea is to take Raspberry Pi, current/voltage meter INA219, and visualize the data by the web interface.

Power logger with Raspberry Pi

Ready-to-assemble DIY desktop laser cutter and engraver developed by smartDIYs, Japanese engineers.

Open source Desktop Laser Cutter Engraver

Super IMU

An Open Source TOTP based hardware authenticator using ESP32.

Open Authenticator

Vedant Paranjape

T12 Soldering Station based on ATmega328P

Soldering Station

The Icarus is a FeatherWing-compatible (Feather) board with the nRF9160, made for easy cellular IoT development.

Icarus IoT Dev Board nRF9160 (LTE-M, NB-IoT, GPS)

Hackaday has a chat for everything except drones

Chat for Drones

$hmoney is an antweight competition combat robot powered by a Raspberry Pi Zero W

$hmoney, a Combat Robot Powered by Raspberry Pi

Sebastian Zen Tatum

Raspberry Pi Pico misses out on an EEPROM, so why not add it by ourselves, that too EEPROMs are dirt cheap.

How to Add an EEPROM to Raspberry Pi Pico

A show and tell on how I designed and build my own IoT controller, based on the popular NodeMCU, with ESPHome and Home Assistant

Build your own ESP8266 based IoT Controller

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