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jed

Programmer, student, father, grandfather, husband, brother.

Michigan, USA

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This user joined on 11/19/2017.

My Projects

A project for my grandchildren to first build line-following robots then convert them to being controlled by their phones and tablets.

IP control for inexpensive line following robots

Projects I Like & Follow

A fun project to Rick Roll friends or strangers wirelessly.

ESP8266 Mobile Rick Roll Captive Portal

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

A quadrupedal walking robot

Dogbot

Charles Galambos

You read that right.

Open Source Freakin' Scanning Electron Microscope

Wifi-controlled, azimuth/elevation antenna rotator.

SATRAN - Satellite Tracking Antenna

Daniel Nikolajsen

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

A DIY polishing station to smoothen 3d-printed parts built using Arduino and portable humidifier.

DIY Polishing Station for 3d-printed Parts

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Applying polymorphism to hardware enables users to do more with their devices while avoiding IoT pitfalls.

Polymorphic Hardware

My entry to the circuit sculpture contest - A digital Clock which pulls its time from the Global Positioning System

GPS Clock

Matthew James Bellafaire

Turned an antique intercom into an Amazon Echo

50s Intercom Raspberry Pi Echo

Uses the AC400 industrial-grade Arduino-compatible as a simple hardware control system demo. Controls chlorine, heat, lighting, etc.

Hot Tub Control with Open-Source Hardware

Adding lane departure alert capabilities to my car with a Raspberry Pi 3

Raspberry Pi Lane Departure Alert

Or "let's revive the idea of the punched cards" for our kids' delight, but without the holes

Low-resolution scanner for cheap data input

Yann Guidon / YGDES

The blinking, bleeping amulet from that Star Trek TOS episode.

Norman, Coordinate

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

a simple power supply unit for hobbyist with real time short circuit protection

Protected power supply for development boards

Akash Kollipara

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

How I built my mobile phone/iPod mount out of Lego for my Lego optics lab.

Lego Optics Lab: Mobile Phone/iPod Mount

Robot construction kit based on lasercut blocks, ARDUINO and Scratch

LOFI Robot EDUBOX

An object avoiding robot built with the DPT-Board+ and the DPT-Robot kit by university students and programmed in Javascript through WiFi

Object avoiding robot with DPT-Board

Internet controlled 6x7 LED grid using an Adafruit Huzzah (ESP8266)

Adafruit Huzzah 42 Charlieplex LED grid

Hull 3D printed in three pieces, with a design reminiscent of the steam punk flavor.

Radio Controlled Steampunk Swampboat

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