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This user joined on 02/16/2018.

Things I've Built

Weird sound generator

Two 555 ICs and some potentometers and a speaker.

Projects I Like & Follow

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Build your own touch screen solution adapted on your TV by using some CIS or CCD sensors from old scanners

Magic Frame : Turn Everything into a Touch Area

jeanperardel jean.perardel

HamShield lets your Arduino talk to far away people and things using amateur radio bands (Coverage: 136-170MHz, 200-260MHz, 400-520MHz)

HamShield: VHF/UHF transceiver for Arduino

casey-halverson Casey Halverson

This is my attempt to build a device that will trace Lissajous curves on a CRT with input from the user.

LissaJukebox (aka dedicated Lissajous machine)

emily-velasco Emily Velasco

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Internet controlled weather station that shows the current weather with a split flap display.

Internet Split Flap Weather Clock

Build a car radio with Navigation, iPod control from a raspberry pi

F-150 Carputer

kevin-williams Kevin Williams

Using LEDs and an ESP8266 to make a smart, futuristic Star Wars clock

The Clock Awakens

Alex Cordonnier

Use an ESP8266 for wireless I/R, sensors, and relay control. Emulate Global Cache protocol for compatibility with existing products.

Global Cache Wireless Emulator (ESP8266)

flynnwt flynnwt

Learn how to create your own Mystery Box, that will open only by interacting with the three inputs.

Arduino Mystery Box

Displays the vehicle speed derived from GPS data on Nixie display tubes

Nixie tube speedometer

WiFi (ESP8266) controled realtime audio visualizer

YuePixels WiFi LED Driver

A nixie tube necklace

Nixie Jewelry

paul-andrews Paul Andrews

using JAVA and Pi4J

Display messages on 16X2 LCD | Raspberry Pi

bikash-narayan-panda Bikash Narayan Panda

I realized the potential to make many arcade/video games on a RGB LED Matrix. PacMan, BomberMan, and Tetris, are some games I have tried.

LED Panel Video games.

A simple 4x4x4 LED cube using Arduino or any other board/MCU/CPU

LED Cube

oleksandr-bogomaz Oleksandr Bogomaz

A radio backpack based on Yaesu FT-857

Radio backpack

leszek-jakubowski Leszek Jakubowski

I've modified a card reader to play a tune.

Swipe Card Music Player

Can a binary clock get any more basic than just four LEDs?

Four Dot Clock

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Spheres that convert color to musical notes and vice versa.

Bennett's Remember-It-All

makerstrate maker.strate

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