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Thomas

Self educated engineer, mainly focused on CAD, embedded sys, Webtech. I love generic design and iterate until perfection.

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This user joined on 12/03/2019.

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Hackaday.io Project

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

A project about Home Automation. I want to replace my old thermostat with an IoT ESP8266 + OLED 128x64 Screen + OpenHab + MQTT + Micropython

Home automation: thermostat with ESP8266 & OpenHab

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

An affordable modular platform for open robotics development for hackers. Provides a jump start to build your own robot.

MORPH : Modular Open Robotics Platform for Hackers

A dual head PNP machine that uses Openbuilds hardware, a Smoothieboard controller, dual camera vision, automatic/drag feeders, and OpenPnp

Pick and place machine - Smoothieboard/OpenPnp

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Designing hardware is difficult. We Have a hardware platform that generates schematic and layout design files in a typical 10 minutes time.

Simplify Embedded hardware designs

Makarand Kapoor

SerialComInstruments the Virtual Instruments Workspace

Free Virtual Instruments for MicroControllers

A sleeker case for the bulky BMW proximity key fob.

3D print a thinner car key

Attempt to dive into 3D printing

3D Printer

This tutorial goes through how to do markerless augmented reality for beginners using the Unity 3D game engine.

MARKERLESS Augmented Reality with Unity3D

matthewhallberg

Given Windows with some version of Arduino installed, set the paths to allow using avr-gcc/etc from the command line.

install-avr-tools

Stuck between the choice of mobile, low power VR and stationary, PC grade escapism, the best choice was clearly to mash the two together.

Upgrade-Ready Virtual Reality Backpack

We want the Lego EV3 robot to create a 2D map of a room

Mapping with EV3 robot

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Using an Wemos D1(esp8266), cheap power supply, a switch, and a temp sensor you can automate anything

Home Automation on the Cheap V2

Use Raspberry Pi Zero W to make the cheapest and easiest yet very useful smart home automation for $38 only and no skills needed!

Cheapest Smart Home for $38

Hackaday Prize 2019

Grasp is a robotic hand designed to to be assembled by a non experienced user and can be useful for diferent applications.

Grasp Bionic Hand

The ShopArm is an easily implemented robot arm. Just train it and then use it

ShopArm: A Practical 3D Printed Robot Arm

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Building a 200V 2Kw Battery charger.

2Kw AC-DC psu

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

This robot moves vicariously for a laboratory mouse while its brain is imaged by a microscope!

LabRATory Telepresence Robot

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