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Tim Wall

I am someone who likes to know how something works. I also find that making something is the best way to understand it.

Calgary, Alberta

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This user joined on 01/18/2020.

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The 2018 Hackaday Prize

An efficient and compact generator that can be coupled with wind turbines or water wheels to produce upwards of 100W

Portal Point Generator

Portable electronic device to measure air and noise pollution

Street Sense

mike-teachman Mike Teachman

Hackaday Prize 2020

Affordable, precise, integrated motion control for robotics

Tinymovr Motor Controller

Hackaday Prize 2019

This is a design for a low-cost extruder for printing objects directly from recycled plastic flakes instead of using filament.

Trash Printer - Recycled Plastic 3D Print Head

sam-smith Sam Smith

Implement the fantastic robotic packages offered by the TurtleBot3 robot on a budget without sacrificing features and performances.

Build your own TurtleBot 3 backbone

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

A haptic glove that vibrates when its touches a virtual object. It also tracks physical finger positions and hand orientation.

DIY Haptic Glove for VR

dinithi-silva Dinithi Silva

I rebuilt my Passap E6000 knitting machine so that I can now control not only the front but also the rear needle bed.

Passap E6000 rebuilt and replaced console

irene-wolf Irene Wolf

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Software and Hardware to make Word Clocks easier to make

Confagrid

stephen-legge Stephen Legge

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

A Wearable, "Smart", Internet of Things Development Board That Learns

BodiHub

casual-cyborg Casual Cyborg

I hope to create an arduino based CGM to track trends between meals

Non-invasive continuous glucose estimator

bethany Bethany

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Features of smart shoes: generates electricity, auto lacing, step counting, etc.

Smart Shoes

Shahid Jariwala

Setting up RFID on a Raspberry Pi using Microsoft IOT Core.

RFID on Raspberry Pi

Comparatively huge heat sink for Raspberry Pi sourced from old PC case

Raspberry Pi Heat Sink Recycled from PC

jeremy-s-cook Jeremy S. Cook

Easy and Fun: Track objects with a Raspberry Pi, a camera and an Arduino in less than an hour!

Raspberry+Arduino CamTracker

marcelo-valeria Marcelo Valeria

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

The project focuses on an open source design of a gripper with tactile sensor system for robotic hands and exoskeletons

Open source Tactile sensor enabled robotic gripper

aman-garg Aman Garg

Open source libraries, software, and firmware that can emulate the behavior of different conventional laboratory instruments on FPGA boards.

Reconfigurable virtual instrumentation with FPGA

miguel-risco-castillo Miguel Risco-Castillo

3D printed ball screw actuator focusing on minimal cost.

3D Printed Ball Screw Actuator

This is a simple Arduino shield for Nimbelink Skywire cellular modems. They all have the same pinout, so the modems are interchangeable.

Arduino Shield for CAT M1 and NB-IoT Modems

nootropic-design nootropic design

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