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gabriella.schweska

I'm a JR EE out here living the dream. I'm basically focused on learning as much as I can in the next couple years.

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The 2018 Hackaday Prize

The Automatic Infinite 3D Printer (i3D) gives anyone the power of a factory.

Automatic Infinite 3D Printer

swaleh-owais Swaleh Owais

A DIY oscilloscope probe to dig small differential signals embedded in high common mode voltages.

A 10X 100MHz Differential Probe

bud-bennett Bud Bennett

Hackaday Prize 2019

An Off-the-grid messaging system.

Skrypt

Use a Kodak projector and DSLR camera to automate digitizing slide photography

Kodak Slide Projector Scanner

bryan-howard Bryan Howard

https://www.youtube.com/c/longtechnical More About LongTechnical » How to Program ATMEGA 8,16,328 Attiny and Fuse Bit Hi friends. Tod

HOW TO PROGRAM ATMEGA 8,16,328 ATTINY AND FUSE BIT

M-Bus Shield for smartmetering with Arduino MKR

Arduino M-Bus Master Shield

Add a second brain to your Arduino Mega

RetroShield for Arduino Mega

A multi-mode scanner and data logger based on Adafruit Feather & Arduino

Science Tricorder by Olympus Heavy Industries

Stream Deck, but utilizing various Raspberry Pi's!

DIY Stream Deck With Raspberry Pi (PiDeck)

68000 Retro Super Computer

Merlin

matthew-pearce Matthew Pearce

Blynk & ESP8266 programed with MicroPython for controlling central heating system.

Economical and Automated Home Heating System

marko-dragoslavic Marko Dragoslavic

2x3/2x5 IDC 2.54mm, 2x3 Pogo pin 1.27/2.54mm

AVR-ISP Pogo Pin Adapters

Hackaday Prize 2019

Output dot matrix LCD data from different devices to your phone or laptop via Bluetooth.

DoMSnif - Dot Matrix LCD Sniffer Bluetooth Adapter

Multi-Functional Custom Robotic Research Platform

PROJECT MOOBA

nebra-labs NEBRA Labs

2021 Hackaday Prize

Controlling modern hardware in style.

Retro home automation controller

rick-pannen Rick Pannen

A few months ago I discovered "How to Build a Digital Computer That Works" and got excited about the project.

PaperClip Computer

marcelo Marcelo

Full DOOM game runs on a USB Bluetooth LE adapter, based on the nRF52840 RF Microcontroller.

DOOM on an nRF52840-based USB Bluetooth Dongle

nicola-wrachien Nicola Wrachien

USB-PD sink with headers compatible with breadboard. Features a fixed 3.3V supply and one-click voltage selection without incorporating MCUs

Low-cost USB-PD Sink for Breadboard (and More)

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