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Hackaday Prize 2019

When did the charm of holding a bulky receiver to your ear end? What if we could bring the feel of the old times to our smartphones?

An old rotary phone as Bluetooth set

Takes 3D surface scans at close range. It is simple to construct as it uses off the shelf hardware and software.

3D scanner

Creating copies of keys using a 3d printer and OpenSCAD

3d Printing real-world keys

dave-pedu Dave Pedu

An attempt to wirelessly control an old Hitachi air conditioner

Let me control you: Hitachi air conditioner

florian Florian

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Relax, your home knows which appliances to switch on. Justifying "Automation" in low cost Home Automation systems.

Dexter - The New Age Home Automation

aditya-mukherjee Aditya Mukherjee

A simple HID for executing scripts via bluetooth from Android phones

Bluetooth Rubber Duck

Tiny IOT Solution based on Arduino& SIM808 GPS/GPRS

IOT- SIM808 GPS Tracker Based on Arduino

We are going to create an AC Voltage Measuring Device using Arduino, which will estimate the voltage of Alternating Current.

AC Voltmeter using Arduino

hiotron hIOTron

Take an small robotic arm (MeArm) and a dev board with more processing power than necessary (Jetson TX2). What could go possibly go wrong?

Ty the Typing Robot

elecia-white Elecia White

A small autonomous robot which will “see” and follow the line and take decision when it sees a turn by itself.

Simple Line Follower using Arduino

jithin-sanal Jithin Sanal

FM radio with SI4703 and Arduino. Android app as "remote control" bluetooth controlled

FM radio with android remote control

florin-nica Florin Nica

A clock with 5 hands to show Time and Date

CalendarClock

michael-mller Michael Möller

A simple breakout board for the SGTL5000 Audio Codec in PMOD format.

SGTL5000 I2S Audio Codec PMOD

Hackaday Prize 2020

We show how you can easily build a battery powered Wi-Fi Door sensor and send notifications to your phone without coding and programming.

Wi-Fi door sensor, powered on batteries

Sometimes simple is better.

A 3D Printed Simple "Walking" Mechanism.

greg-zumwalt Greg Zumwalt

Circuit sculpture using electroforming for organic-ish blinkenlights

circuit sculpture Fail-o-rama

Raspberry Pi Zero plays an audio clip when a button is pushed.

Music Button

This is a radio. Vynil. CDs. Cassettes. Electro, electronic and house music. Techno and Tekno

Zeel Radio

zeeleez zeeleez

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