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Hackaday.io Project

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

A full stack project dedicated to easily collecting, analyzing and sharing IoT sensor data.

analog.io - A full stack IoT platform

luke-beno Luke Beno

I am building an automated aquarium controller to fit into my home automation system.

Aquarium controller / home automation

Making an open source e-reader for less than $75.

Himnull - A Raspberry Pi E-Reader

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Visually Programing ESPcopter - ESP8266 based programmable Drone with Visuino

Programing ESPcopter - ESP8266 Drone with Visuino

boian-mitov Boian Mitov

Hackaday Prize 2020

for demonstration of physical laws in generating electrical energy using hydropower plant

3D printed hydroelectric power plant model

matic-markovi Matic Markovič

This project will document the efforts made to use MachineKit to run a CNC lathe with a full control panel.

BeagleBone Black + MachineKit Testing

greg-duckworth Greg Duckworth

A mixed reality shooting gallery using virtual reality tracking hardware.

Mixed Reality Room Scale Shooting Gallery

richard-hogben Richard Hogben

Keep your plants alive by sensing their soil moisture levels, and watering when needed. Monitor it all from a LAN webpage.

Automated Plant Watering with Raspberry Pi

Use Raspberry-Pi DPI hardware to drive four chains of RGB LED panels.

Improved Raspberry-Pi RGB Matrix Driver

Robert Rouquette

Making an accessory using MXChip IoT Dev Kit. It is a versatile board with many sensors. It can use Azure functions and be trained. WIP

MXChip IoT Dev Kit

artbyphysicistkitty

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

A user-friendly and customizable intranet of things framework that makes home automation a breeze. Automate your home with no code!

Serenity - Web Based Automation Framework

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

It a spider hexapod with six legs, each leg has three servos to control. it has totally 18 DOF. you can program various movement for it.

Hexapod Spider Robot based on BBG wireless

ESP8266 Internet Button project: when button is pressed, a cloud backend gets a notification and performs an action.

Internet Button ESP8266 & AWS IoT full tutorial

Hackaday Prize 2020

It is the smartest drone that world has ever seen. It has potential to reduce crime close to 0%. It can detect people's stress signals.

The crime catcher

ayush-kumar-lall Ayush Kumar Lall

Bits