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Muphins

Embeded electronic amateur, I like to think of BIG awesome complicated project, and hope to realise some of them.

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Custom DIY Sonic-Screwdriver. Not a replica, just our own version.
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Custom Sonic Screwdriver

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6.6k 12 4 11
Made from a salvaged electret microphone, an earphone cable and 4€ worth of hardware store materials.
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DIY directional microphone for DSLR

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A small circuit meant to replace the current limiting resistors actualy used to control the motor speed.
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Speed variator for car A/C fan motor

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Pip-Boy like computer featuring multimeter and oscilloscope, meant for field or industrial engineer and technicians.
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Wrist Mounted Multi-Purpose Computer

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68.7k 893 18 421
A mirror which displays applications, other useful information
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Raspberry Pi Smart Mirror

Hacker House

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Building an HMD with no special parts, to make work easier and safer
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Arduino Glasses a HMD for Multimeter

Alain Mauer

35.5k 415 34 195
DIY System on Chip based on FPGA, priced below 5 USD
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DIPSY

Antti Lukats

35.5k 273 89 133
Make Weloop Tommy an open source sport watch that can connect directly to all kind of sensors (heart rate monitor and so on)
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Open source sport/smart watch

Krzysiek

18k 133 9 82
The CAT Board is part of a Raspberry Pi-based hand-held FPGA programming system.
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CAT Board

Dave Vandenbout

17.3k 102 7 44
This is a low cost portable Ultrasonic range finder and sonar device to help a visually impaired person navigate indoors.
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Sonar for the visually impaired

K.C. Lee

14.5k 699 3 57
A cost effective, multi-pronged data acquisition tool to turn your computer into a workbench for science and electronics experiments.
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A Versatile Labtool

Jithin

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The SubPos Ranger allows you to accurately measure distance or obtain your position indoors for all hobbyist robotics applications.
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SubPos Ranger

Blecky

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A portable, solar powered, handheld device that provides truly global messaging when you have no alternative.
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MyComm

John Grant

9.1k 710 8 23
Arduino UNO based GPS navigation system. Total cost below $25. It has 320*240 TFT showing the actual position on a map.
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Real simple and cheap GPS navigation

middelbeek

8.6k 51 19 29
A small cubiform stackable development platform.
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Short Stack

Charles Aylward

7.4k 68 9 82
An ARM based scientific calculator
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Scientific Calculator

Ramón Calvo

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When it is worth doing, it is worth overdoing. Based on an idea from Instructables.com, but better, shinier and with more features.
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A feature-rich Arduino Waveform generator

joekutz

6.6k 243 8 40
µController, CC1101 module and LCD forming a small communication device. Other probable uses in the near future.
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Waffle: a pocket-sized digital radio system

M.daSilva

5.8k 359 24 99
Soldering pen for Weller RT tips with OLED display
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RT Soldering pen

vlk

4.4k 94 15 60
Next Gen LiFePO4 battery / UPS / power manager for Raspberry Pi, ideal for headless and IoT use
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LiFePO4wered/Pi+

Patrick Van Oosterwijck

3.8k 85 9 64
The sequel to one of the most popular projects of Hackaday Prize 2016.
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Gamegirl Part II: Back in the Game

David Perrenoud

1.1k 31 6 26
Ultra small Fully autonomy capable UAV autopilot
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Lisa/S Autopilot

Piotr Esden-Tempski

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Patrick Van Oosterwijck wrote 05/29/2017 at 18:25 • point

Thank you for liking and following my #LiFePO4wered/Pi+ project!

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Dave Vandenbout wrote 10/18/2015 at 15:04 • point

Thanks for the follow!

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davedarko wrote 07/19/2014 at 21:55 • point
Hey there, thanks for the skull on my sonic. In case it does not show in your feed anymore.. I'm still wondering how you managed to get the sonic screwdriver sound so perfectly right!? Can you give any hints or code even?

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Muphins wrote 08/04/2014 at 13:12 • point
Hi, you can check the details of the project, I just updated them. If any question, ask me.

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