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Kyle Rector

IoT developer with a passion for 3D design and printing

Carmel, Indiana

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My Projects

Arduino based curtain opener/closer to integrate with our DIY Smart Home

WiFi Controlled Curtains

A NodeMCU based IR blasting node to control TV's over WiFi

Compact WiFi IR Blaster

ESP12-E Based sensor for detecting motion, temperature and humidity in a small and (hopefully) inexpensive package

Compact Motion, Temperature, and Humidity Sensor

Projects I Like & Follow

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Pi Zero-based open-source mobile phone (that you can assemble for 50$ in parts)

ZeroPhone - a Raspberry Pi smartphone

Thanks to the hardwork by Richard Sloan and Ivan Grokhotkov, we can now use Arduino IDE to write sketches that would run ON the ESP8266.

Arduino IDE for ESP8266 Quickstart Guide

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

The idea behind this project is to provide an open-source stand-alone Kinect and Raspberry Pi2 based 3D Scanner.

Open Source Kinect stand-alone 3D Scanner

SST - ESP8266 WiFi Smart Thermostat based on Souliss IoT Framework

SST - ESP8266 Smart Thermostat WiFi IoT ready

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Using 3Dprinting and 3Dmodelling I managed to teach KUKA robot to weave carbon fibre constructions coated in resin.

KUKA robot weaving with carbon firbe

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

I hacked my own LED lighting control system into a home automation system.

A Home Automation System

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Internet-of-things with CC3200 development board or my new wireless Thingamajiggy.

Internet-of-things with CC3200 Dev Board

ROS based two-wheel differential drive robotic platform.

Linorobot

Juan Miguel Jimeno

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Design and control colorful pixels wirelessly to create amazing accent lights, wearables, and more!

Pulsar: Smart, Wireless, Wearable LED Pixels

ACROBOTIC Industries

GPS controlled nixie alarm clock with IR-receiver

GPS Nixie Alarm Clock

Updating an Omnibot 5402 to serve as a home automation hub and home "assistant"

Omnibotler

A rear speaker from a surround system is retro-fitted with a 10w amp and a Bluetooth audio (A2DP) module

Bluetooth Speaker (retro-fit)

An easy repurpose of a cheap and broken headphone.

Hacking a broken Bluetooth Headphone

A raspberry-pi based platform for the capture of road data-set and the development of vision-based ADAS functions

Pi-ADAS

A button built using a particle photon with IFTTT to trigger a light to turn off through Smartthings Hub.

IOT Button

An RC-Car with an Intel Edison for guts that can autonomously pace runners around a track

Rapid Autonomous Buggy Intended for Track

Internet of Things on Android Wear

CleverObjects

control home appliances with TV remote

home automation version 1.0

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