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TJ

Electronic Nomad, MakerBar Member

Hoboken, NJ

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This user joined on 06/29/2014.

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Who We Are: We’re a collection of hackers, makers, tinkerers, crafters, and builders in the northern New Jersey and NYC area.

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Hoboken's MakerBar

Hoboken MakerBar is a hackerspace/makerspace located in Hoboken, New Jersey. Known for open source community of hackers and makers from across the northeast US and beyond. Hackaday fans

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robot lawn mower on steroids

autoCut

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A basic radar system makes radar accessible at low cost for experiments with rangefinding & navigation of autonomous aircraft or spacecraft.

Simple, low-cost FMCW radar

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Recording weight, hive temperature, and weather data toward better management and understanding of honeybees.

Honeybee Hive Monitoring

ken-meyer Ken Meyer

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A thumb-sized device that plugs into your iPhone / iPad / iPod Touch headphones jack and turns your iOS device into a Thermal Camera

TJ - $99 Thermal Imager

marius-popescu Marius Popescu

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Automation framework based on wireless Moteino nodes.

The Moteino Framework

felix-rusu Felix Rusu

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The uRADMonitor is a plug-and-play, low power, self contained radiation monitoring device, connected to a centralised server component.

Global radiation monitoring network

radu-motisan Radu Motisan

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Harnessing Nature, Linux And A Phone To Feed Ourselves

Smart Aquaponics

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An agile radio designed for low power and narrow bandwidths over a wide frequency range.

level: A New Kind of Radio Module

hunter-scott Hunter Scott

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Arduino based bicycle computer using open hardware and software logging data on SD card and JS web interface using USBOTG and USBHID

Open Bicycle Computer

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an electronics pick-n-place retrofit for 3D printers

Retro Populator

eric-boyd Eric Boyd

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super mario as a hologram? Princess Leia? No problem for voLumen! ................virtual media brought to reality................

voLumen - volumetric 3D display device

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a cheap RF 433.92MHz OOK frame cloner

ooklone

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Ram air kites spin a parachute and transfer torque to ground

Daisy Kite Airborne Wind Turbine

roddy-rags-read Roddy "Rags" Read

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Sibling of the infamous Rail Gun, a coil gun launches ferrous projectiles at high velocities, that can seriously damage anything in its way!

Coil Gun

arvind-sanjeev Arvind Sanjeev

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A collection of low cost and hand built weather sensors for personal and educational use, posting data online.

Modular Weather Station

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Create a magnetic 4 watt high power LED head lamp for applications like longboards out of an old hard disk drive for less than 25 $.

The Beamboarder

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Take samples from an antenna, mounted to a robot that looks shockingly like a 3D printer, running slightly modified Marlin

Roll your own Radio Telescope/camera

alex-dickman Alex Dickman

Here is discussed a PHP class to hide encrypted messages and files inside of images without significantly changing the way the image looks.

Bury it under the noise floor

j-ian-lindsay J. Ian Lindsay

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davedarko wrote 07/16/2014 at 12:36

Hey, first thanks for the skull and interest in my open bicycle computer! I tried to open your makerbar blog but got this error message: "Fatal error: Class 'WP_Widget_Tag_Cloud' not found in /home/emacneil08/blog.makerbar.com/wp-content/themes/arras/library/widgets.php on line 352"

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