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The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Miniature VT100 with all the bells and whistles

diy-VT100 - A Miniature hardware terminal

kuldeep-singh-dhaka Kuldeep Singh Dhaka

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

A smart sensor Node to trigger an action on a smartphone each time a physical change is detected (temperature, displacement, click...)

Triggy - Sensor Node for Life Automation

A small portable spectrometer that can be used in the field to collect spectral data.

Handheld VNIR Spectrometer

Making an open source e-reader for less than $75.

Himnull - A Raspberry Pi E-Reader

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

1btn is a powerful, open source, do-it-all button for the Internet...

1btn: Open Source WiFi connected IoT Button

Monitoring natural gas with Arduino and MQ4 gas sensor

Arduino MQ4 gas sensor - review and tutorial

Yet another IR-blaster, but this time with CEC (and WIFI)

IR-blaster with CEC

myles-eftos Myles Eftos

Step-by-step instruction on running the Google Chrome browser on Raspberry Pi using ExaGear Desktop

Run Google Chrome on Raspberry Pi

Open source hardware that makes it flexible to build 3D printers, CNC, routers and more ...

JuicyBoard : Modular Robotics Platform

pluggee-labs plugg.ee Labs

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

pimp up grandma's clock with Nixie tubes

antique Nixie clock

frank-buss Frank Buss

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Sterile 3D printing of ventriculoperitoneal shunt valve and other components in developing countries

3D Printed Tesla VP Shunt Valve

sohum-desai-md Sohum Desai MD

Front panel mounting board for the Panasonic EVEP series rotary encoder + I2C driven circular bargraph

Encoder Board+LED ring

using cheap eBay kits, some cheap eBay RGB LEDs to make an LED oscilloscope (inspired by Ted Yapos - LED Oscilloscope Mk. II)

RGB LED Oscilloscope

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Useful, affordable automation without any permanent house modifications

HAFT (Home Automation For Tenants)

Tests the speed of a "fidget spinner"

Fidget Spinner Tester

Decoded the infrared signals sent from a universal remote with the help of a certain PIC16F886 µ-controller and now it controls my lights.

IR Decoder

curious_engineer22

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!

To put it in perspective its basically a Pip boy from fallout yet more modern day and hopefully be more accessible then a cellphone.

B.U.C.O.A

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bogdan.marinescu wrote 07/17/2015 at 20:43

It might be old, but it still looks awesome! Nice job!

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Antti Lukats wrote 07/17/2015 at 20:27

Hi many thanks, the ProActel stamp is very old project, but it still used in France, to control some LED, plenty of them..

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