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MRMAINT62

Industrial Engineer: 3-D printing, metal working, and laser cutting to build Arduino robotics.
AWE-Autonomous Weed Extractor.

Pacific Northwest, USA.

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This user joined on 02/21/2016.

Things I've Built

LEGO FLL tables for 2014 and 2015 competitions.

As a volunteer coach for Robotics Club at my Churches Grade School, I help educate the students and I built two practice competition tables.

RIT School of Engineering Demo

Flexible Manufacturing Cell using a Perkin-Elmer minicomputer, Robotic Arm, Milling machine, pnumatic vice, vision system, and remote terminal. The system was programmed in 1984/85 in Fortran to show the superiority of a flexible manufacturing.

Projects I Like & Follow

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Small USB unit which simulates keyboard and generates, keeps and types up to eight passwords

Hardware password manager

A digital 24 hour clock using only relays and diodes for the counting logic.

Relay Logic Clock

Polyphonic, stack based synth & livecoding environment for STM32

STM32F4/F7 Synstack

Automating feeding and watering of secluded plants via WiFi in a pseudo-IoT system

Arduino Grow Chamber

Heather-Lynne Van Wilde

Mike Szczys pac-man implementation, called matrixman, was ported to an Arduino Uno and Seeed Studios TouchScreen LCD v2.0

PacMan running on Arduino UNO + LCD

A robot that can clean an area of human liter in an autonomous fashion for easier disposal.

Lazy Cleaner 9000

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

A first attempt at a wearable that interacts with Android notifications and has a few other neat features.

NeoPixel SmartWatch

Dominic Dominic

Simple Oven for Blowing Bubble Canopies from Acrylic Sheet.

Plastics Blow Oven

Michael Barton-Sweeney

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

8*16 LED matrix display with bluetooth low energy to connect to any smart phone

LED BLE Hearty Necklace/Badge

Imagine putting together home automation projects with easy to use DIY open source modules that save energy and make life awesome.

DIY Home Automation

Hackaday Prize 2019

Chaos Illustrated by the Analog Computation of the Lorenz Equations

Chaos Computer

Make your kindle interacts with your home automation

Kindle as a home automation controller/sensor

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Here I want to test how 3d printing can be improved in quality and in price

Next Generation of 3d Printing

The 3d design is adorned with 20 servos, embedded proximity sensors, lighting effects, and breath sensing to allow the design to come alive.

SpiderDress

The following shows how to get root access to the kindle pw2 shell by using the serial port (console).

Kindle Paperwhite 2 (Root Access)

Jonathan Cline IEEE

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

This project is about developing free (as in freedom) imagery software and hardware for visually deficient people.

OpenVideoMagnifier

An upcycled robotics project built on Raspberry Pi

Peon: Scorpion Robot on RPI

Scott 'Koda' Dudley

A kit that demystifies robots for children using first assembly, then sequential programming.

HAL-e Robot Kit for Kids

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