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Zack Freedman

Mercenary hardware hacker. Specializes in wearable computers and human enhancement.

New York, New York

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This user joined on 09/29/2016.

My Projects

Use hand signs and natural motions to control any computer in any context.

Project Grip: Universal Data Glove

Projects I Like & Follow

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

A full stack project dedicated to easily collecting, analyzing and sharing IoT sensor data.

analog.io - A full stack IoT platform

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

A polarimetric imager to locate landmines, detect invisible pollutants, identify cancerous tissues, and maybe even observe cloaked UFOs!

DOLPi - RasPi Polarization Camera

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Developing hardware to track and assert the air quality in a city based on IOT topology.

City Air Quality

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

CarontePass is an access control designed for collaborative spaces. Ideal for Hackerspaces, Makerspace, FabLabs, Hacklabs...

CarontePass: Open Access Control

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Did your test strips just get more expensive? Has the drug store run out of strips for YOUR meter? Like to be able to use any test strip?

Universal Glucometer

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

A cost effective, multi-pronged data acquisition tool to turn your computer into a workbench for science and electronics experiments.

A Versatile Labtool

Dead laptops have USB Bluetooth that can be used again.

PC Bluetooth Reconditioning

Stanislas Bertrand

Inspired by a couple projects, a projector clock based on a modified ikea lamp

IOT Led Matrix Projector Clock

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Design and control colorful pixels wirelessly to create amazing accent lights, wearables, and more!

Pulsar: Smart, Wireless, Wearable LED Pixels

ACROBOTIC Industries

A 16x2 LCD is interfaced with Arduino along with LM-35 and HC-05. The clock runs on Time algorithm and uses HC-05 for time setting.

Arduino based Digital Clock with Bluetooth Module

Adarsh Pal Singh

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Use a Guitar Hero / Rock Band plastic "guitar" game controller as a real MIDI input device

MIDI Hero

Adding a speaker jack to Samsung Level U Headphones

Bluetooth Headphone Mod

Steel_9 Steel_9

A Poor man's Raspberry Pi case from an old Sony Hi8 Cassette Case.

Raspberry Pi Hi8 Cassette Case

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Hand Made 3d Printer

Print-Arm 3d: Hand Made 3d Printer

Updating an Omnibot 5402 to serve as a home automation hub and home "assistant"

Omnibotler

This project is based heavily off AsherGlicks Charlie Cube. It uses a different construction method to achieve the same outcome.

4x4 RGB LED Cube

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

The project idea is to design custom surgical instruments like retractors both in size or shape and 3d print them

Open Sourcing Surgery

leandro leandro

Using a Raspberry pi b+, a pi-noir cam, a bunch of IR LEDs and a 7" LCD to make a pair of IR goggles. Perfect for night vision...

IR Raspberry Pi Goggles

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