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Phil Malone

I love designing small Embedded Computer devices, and coaching robotics teams.

Maryland, USA

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Hackaday Prize 2020

Want to motorize a wheeled assistive device? What better than a hacked hoverboard with brushless motors, electronics and power.

Hoverboards for Assistive Devices

The BeeHaven is a climate controlled beehive cover to help overwinter bees in cold climates. It's an IoT monitor and controller.

The BeeHaven

My Hackerspaces

A volunteer based community resource whose mission is to excite youth about careers in STEM.

GEARS Inc.

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Adaptive Technology Hacks

Projects that create or enhance Adaptive Devices

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Projects I Like & Follow

Hackaday Prize 2019

3D Printed ESP32 Powered Video Streaming Robot

ESP32 WiFi Robot

An open-source, affordable, dynamic quadruped robot

mjbots quad

Hackaday Prize 2020

Cheap 3D printed 4 legged robot, that almost looks like boston dynamics spot but moves like a newborn.

DIY hobby servos quadruped robot

Miguel Ayuso Parrilla

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

This motor driver is able to control a motor using PID by I2C. Taking precise control of a motor have never been so easy.

Smart Motor Driver for Robotics

A 3d-printed bipedal robot. A desktop option for semi-direct drive walking research.

TipTap

Darren V Levine

Mini blimp flies through hoops! Features 3 DC motors/ propellers, battery charging, and wireless communication.

Remote Control Mini Blimp!

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

An Arduino clone based on a TI's Tiva TM4C123G (An 80Mhz ARM M4F with USB OTG)

Roadrunner (the Arduino-Tiva)

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Super Simple IoT Button. Easy to build and easy to program

A.I.B (Another IoT Button)

High-efficient DIY ROV thruster with superior performance from an inexpensive but very popular DT700 brushless motor.

ROV Thruster 10,5 Lbs From DT700 Brushless Motor

50 Neopixels mounted on the edge of ten PCBs

LED Ball

Development of a an open-source, Arduino-based spherical motor to promote omnidirectional drive systems within the open-source community.

Open Source Spherical Motor

Hackaday Prize 2020

I have hacked a hoverboard to drive a wheelchair, controlled via Wii Nunchuk and via Bluetooth Android app.

Wheelchair Hack with Hoverboard

Alessio Alessio

Detailed guide on how to run Netflix on Raspberry Pi using ExaGear Desktop

Netflix on Raspberry Pi

Hackaday Prize 2020

a low-cost, boat traffic data logger

BoatDetect

Open source home automation system to control any device with smart plugs and gather data from a variety of sensors.

BluNet - Open Source Home Automation

A shiny PCB ruler

Kitspace PCB Ruler

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

An ESP8266 will connect to DC Metro's api and control a neopixel ring, 7-segment LED, and 20x4 LCD screen.

WMATA Metro Train Status

Hackaday Prize 2020

A Kit to convert power chairs and scooters into robots that can search dangerous areas, buildings on fire or in danger of collapsing

Power Chair Search and Rescue FIELD KIT

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