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Rob Latour

Software developer and all-around nice guy

Ottawa, ON, Canada

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This user joined on 08/06/2019.

My Projects

Nixie tubes are expensive, this is a poor man's alternative

Poor man's ESP32 Nixie Clock

Using your Google Home or Alexa, IFTTT, an ESP32-POE-ISO and some code you can wake up your computer with your voice

WOL with Google home/Alexa + IFTTT + ESP32-POE-ISO

Projects I Like & Follow

Follow for the 'Hacklet' and latest news about hackaday.io

Hackaday.io Project

Really easy IoT hardware. And cheap too.

nRFIoT - Easy IoT Sensors

Home automation using the Loxone series of home automation products along with hacks to extend functionality and reduce cost

Commercial home automation

Arduino, mqtt, web socket, building blocks for home automation. Control led manually and remotely from a webpage and retrieve sensor info

Arduino, mqtt, web socket, home automation

liviubogdanioan

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

with Raspberry PI, Arduino, ESP8266 and a bunch of Sensors

Home Automation

100% PLA 3D Printed aircraft (excluding RC gear)

3D printing an RC airplane

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

The garden squid is an open platform for indoor garden automation to bring software, hardware, and garden hackers together!

Garden Squid

Christine Banek

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

We've taken a simple CNC base and are writing a python code that can generate CAD drawings based on your needs. ~$100 build.

Inexpensive Multipurpose Parametric CNC Base

Building on my RPi Telegraph project, the Arduino Teletype translates characters to baudot code and drives a teletype.

Arduino Teletype

Tiny IOT Solution based on Arduino& SIM808 GPS/GPRS

IOT- SIM808 GPS Tracker Based on Arduino

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

A 16bit single cycle RISC processor suporting R format I format BEQ and JMP format.

16bit RISC Processor

a Forth for interactive hardware design on the PSoC 5LP

gelFORTH

Objective: Connect common SSD1306 OLED screen to the frugal ESP8266 in a effort to develop a personal IoT common hardware core. Cost ~ $16.

IoT ESP OLED...LOL

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

This is a easy-to-build Segway with Arduino Nano.

Arduino Segway

Vinícius Jean Ferreira

Hackaday Prize 2019

1 Name of work - the manufacture of 3D printer for printing filled polymers.

3D printer

Hackaday Prize 2019

A breadboard that can be (re)programmed to wire itself.

A Programable Breadboard

Cheap target kettle gets the IoT treatment

IoT Kettle Australia

Practical implementation of home automation using LoRa technologie in comparison to other technologies.

A home automation architecture based on EFB-REV1

Bits