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Alessia Ianni-Palarchio

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This user joined on 02/12/2018.

My Projects

Broken drawer handles are a pain, especially with the screws that can get lost easily! This is a fix to get a handle on those drawers again!

A Handle on Life – Broken Drawer Handle Fix

alessia-ianni-palarchio Alessia Ianni-Palarchio

Things I've Built

Biometric Shirt

Run off one of Adafruit's Bluefruit Feather boards, this shirt measured heart rate and body temperature. It gave visual external feedback via light colour, and would send you texts based on the results as well!

Step into the Circle

An electronic fairy circle, run on two Particle Photon micro-controllers that pinged each other wirelessly. One used a proximity sensor to detect when someone stepped inside. The other changed the lights and speaker when it got a ping.

Projects I Like & Follow

How to design your own HAT module including ID EEPROM.

Designing a Raspberry Pi HAT

jon-buford Jon Buford

This will emulate the AVR code right out of the .ELF file

Arduino ATmega 328 Emulator

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Low cost IoT platform for Arduino Nano and Raspberry Pi under 9USD for all parts (included shipping) base on Ebay seller.

Low cost (~ 9$) IoT for Arduino and Raspberry Pi

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Preterm infants come in lots of different sizes. Nasal CPAP cannula come in few sizes. Read on to see if we can 3D print a solution.

Individualised nasal CPAP cannula for preterm kids

ben-hartmann Ben Hartmann

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Converting a cheap drill press into state of the art machinery

Drill press tuning

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Z-Wave development board Z-Uno + Touch pad detector chip TTP223 + Livolo glass + Batteries CR2032

Create Z-Wave capacitive touch switch on batteries

vitaliy-yurkin Vitaliy Yurkin

This is a project inspired by @andrias, We will try to print it and later edit the design.

3D printed robotic arm

Tea Steeping robot that starts a timer when cups are filled with hot water and lifts bags automatically to make perfect tea every time.

ChaiBot

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

An open platform for creating installations to show various types of motion. Useful for museums and schools. Composed of individual cells.

Periodic Table of Motion

bob-baddeley Bob Baddeley

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

A host of IoT devices aimed at helping administer light therapy treatment to Alzheimer's patients (based on MIT study)

Non-Invasive Alzheimer's Light Therapy Devices

adellar-irankunda Adellar Irankunda

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

This is a techno/art installation to be displayed in the community--similar to old time holiday window displays.

Santa's Shop

mike-rigsby Mike Rigsby

Some robots should have retractable toes...

NoodleFeet's Gripping Toes

sarah-petkus Sarah Petkus

Making the Boots Industries V2.5 3D printer usable.

Boots V2.5 Printer Repairs and Upgrades

A very simple binary clock with alarm

Simple Arduino Binary Clock

marcel-ochsendorf Marcel Ochsendorf

My Raspberry Pi suddenly started getting slow. I thought we must be running out of RAM/CPU capacity, and so this monitor was born.

Raspberry Pi Vital Monitor Via OLED

jayraj-desai Jayraj Desai

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Provide real-time, visual feedback of key metrics from your kitchen faucet.

SinkGauge

People in reality even gathers to watch how this virtual character performs. Crazy, no?

Augmented Reality Christmas with Hatsune Miku

edgaras-art Edgaras Art

This is my own (FFF) 3D printer that I designed, made and assembled.

My own 3D printer

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