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shawn.thiel.r

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This is a demo project for my Bluetooth Low Energy Mesh Protocol using a simple nRF51822 based board

Bluetooth Low Energy Mesh Protocol

tim-wilkinson Tim Wilkinson

Low-cost, high-effectiveness DIY modular synthesizer system aimed at beginners

CMOS Modular Synthesizer

castle-rocktronics Castle Rocktronics

nrf24le1 Wiring Library

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

The "Cheepit" project deals with the development of web based services for programming AVR microcontrollers with smartpones or tablets.

Cheepit: Sparrow (dev boards for smartphones)

thomas-baum Thomas Baum

Using the Pi Zero to play HD audio in a car!

Raspberry Pi Car Audio Player

wesley-archer Wesley Archer

A simple bipedal robot controlled by Micro:Bit

Micro:Bob

dehipu deʃhipu

Circuits and Snippets that go with http://hackaday.com/tag/logic-noise/

Logic Noise Playground

elliot-williams Elliot Williams

If you are hobbyist and existing free and open source CAM programs do not satisfy you, take a look at BCAM.

BCAM - 2D computer-aided manufacturing

HABDroid -> openHAB on Raspberry Pi -> XBee to Arduino UNO Wireless Shield -> Arduino Motor Shield -> electric motor -> mini barrel organ

My openHAB Raspberry Pi Arduino XBee Led Zeppelin

martin-zeller Martin Zeller

The thingSoC ESP32S is a an RF/Wi-Fi module that supports a variety of co-processors and peripherals.

thingSoC ESP32S Wi-Fi Module

pattern-agents Pattern Agents

A globe that becomes a glowing orb in the morning to help you wake up in the dark winter months.

Raspberry Pi Glowbe Wake Lamp

james-singleton James Singleton

Use your phone as a remote controller for a Raspberry Pi controlled chassis

Bluetooth Low Energy Controlled Tank

quintin-balsdon Quintin Balsdon

No external components necessary

Minimalistic AVR Programmer

Android app that pairs with your audio controls

JG Bluetooth Audio Remote

Shield for RS-422 over CAT5 with USB for a host

RPUftid

ronaldsutherland ronald.sutherland

We use a barcode scanner to validate tickets at our events. It's usually very noisy at the entrance so I decided to add haptic feedback.

Adding haptic feedback to a barcode scanner

its-hacking-time It's Hacking Time!

Control with object's surfaces.

Vibrato

lahorde Lahorde

Or how to write firmware the weird way to submit a project in the 1kB Challenge.

Hardware based RGBW Lamp controller

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