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This user joined on 06/17/2016.

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A mirror which displays applications, other useful information
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Raspberry Pi Smart Mirror

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An Raspberry Pi powered autonomous motion tracking airsoft turret.
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Motion Tracking Airsoft Turret

Hacker HouseHacker House

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Make your own Raspberry Pi portable arcade console with RetroPie and custom buttons.
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Raspberry Pi Portable Arcade Console

Hacker HouseHacker House

  • The 2016 Hackaday Prize
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An Arduino/Raspberry Pi powered bartender that mixes drinks for you.
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Automated Bartender

Hacker HouseHacker House

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An internet-connected, servo-driven deadbolt actuator that can be operated remotely using a smartphone
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Smartphone Connected Home Door Lock

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Use this robot and a camera with a long exposure to create some stunning images that are painted with light from an led matrix
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Light Photography Robot

Hacker HouseHacker House

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My Pages

  • Check out our new house!

    07/19/2016 at 22:20 • 0 comments

    If anyone (in US or Canada) wants the 3d printed shotglass, let me know and I'll ship it out to you.

  • New 3d Printer

    07/01/2016 at 02:43 • 0 comments

    We just got a new 3d printer! It's the Robo 3d R1. Check it out here in our update video:

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Things I've Built

Steampunk props

Robotic Bartender v1

Projects I Like & Follow

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P.A.L. : Personable Autonomous Learning - Self Programming Robot that learns and grows - Each robot developes a unique personality.
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P.A.L. - Self Programming AI Robot

ThunderSqueakThunderSqueak

  • The 2016 Hackaday Prize
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Teach programming, electronics, and mechanics with the Kano Computer and Snap Circuits.
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Raspberry Pi 3 Desktop a 7-yr-old Can Build & Use

Steve SchulerSteve Schuler

  • The 2016 Hackaday Prize
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Analyze electrical signals using a raspberry pi with a user interface designed for students, hobbyists, and other beginners.
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Affordable Spectrum Analzyer

Dan KislingDan Kisling

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Building autonomous kayaks for science and exploration.
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The Julius project

Dark WaterDark Water

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Our first try in making an underwater camera that can be viewed and controlled from a browser remotely via WiFi.
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Underwater camera with directional control

IgorIgor

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A simple Arduino based mini-weather station with wi-fi connection for micro-climate monitoration
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Arduino UNO Mini-Weather Station

igorfonseca83igorfonseca83

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Build your IOT projects with Universal eCog modules that simply snap into low cost enclosures.
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GadgetBox - No More Shield Stacking or Ugly Wires!

Jack GassettJack Gassett

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A large 6" diameter rocket motor for amateur experimental rocketry
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2,500lb Thrust Booster Motor

J. M. HopkinsJ. M. Hopkins

  • The 2016 Hackaday Prize
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a cheap enough open source robotic platform to test out the many algorithms and invent new ones for mobile robotics. Musafir = Traveller
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Musafir - Mobile Robot for Academic Research

ZaidPirwaniZaidPirwani

  • The 2016 Hackaday Prize
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A DIY set-up to listen to, record, and manipulate the electrical tones produced by weakly electric fish!
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The Electric Fish Piano

Davis CatolicoDavis Catolico

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Setting Up Local Server On Raspberry pi and Post Data From Multiple Arduino's Connected via I2C
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MasterSlavePiLocalServer

Kunchala AnilKunchala Anil

  • The 2016 Hackaday Prize
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Portable device to measure most commmon air pollutants: CO, CO2, O3, H2S, C6H6 and PM
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Aerotron

mikrotronmikrotron

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Build an inexpensive probe that can monitor and record electric signals generated by weak electric fish remotely .
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The Amazing Electric Fish Detector

Michael HaagMichael Haag

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You can flash your ESP-01 and esp-201 (Maybe work with other models) with Arduino IDE and upload any other firmware with ESP flash tools.
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The cheapest ESP8266 programmer!

Gustavo ReynagaGustavo Reynaga

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SMART LED FLASHLIGHT - a tiny personal emergency Light sensing LED flashlight, made from available components and very simple for replicate
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Light sensing LED flashlight

http://white-robot.com/http://white-robot.com/

  • The 2016 Hackaday Prize
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Love Risk, but hate constant dice rolling? With this device, there is no more inevitable dice falling off tables and knocking around armies.
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Risk Battle Simulator

Scott ClandininScott Clandinin

  • The 2017 Hackaday Prize
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Simple two-wheel robot built with lasercut LOFI blocks and Arduino compatible LOFI Brain controller
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Rover robot

LOFI RobotLOFI Robot

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Data collection system for Rocketry Division of Students’ Space Association
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Rocket Launcher Data Acquisition System (RLDAQ)

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Steve Schuler wrote 07/11/2016 at 12:56 • point

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Thank you for liking and following my #Retro-futuristic automobile control panel project

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