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borazslo

I'm a Jesuit and I've never learnt electronics. But I like my Raspberry Pi-s, and I'm trying to burn some capacitors and LEDs.

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This user joined on 02/11/2016.

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Eight chimes can sound in different patterns whenever I receive a notification through IFTTT

Audible notifications by a Grandfather's clock

NodeMCU with RFID reader, SD card logger, and OLED screen

RFID data logger

a robotic handpuppet

Balambér

Underdeveloped robot car with stepper motors and a Raspberry Pi Zero

RoboCar Zero

The evolution of an XLR / Jack audio cable tester

Audio cable tester

List of the upcoming Google Calendar events on a Waveshare's 7.5inch e-Paper HAT (B) driven by an arduino NodeMCU run on battery

ESP8266 based EPD Google Calendar

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Projects I Contribute To

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Robotics Chat

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Projects I Like & Follow

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Hobby brushless motors are incredibly cheap and powerful. However we need a way to make robots out of them. ODrive is that way.

ODrive - High performance motor control

oskar-weigl Oskar Weigl

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Mechaduino is an affordable, open-source, industrial servo motor. Position, torque, velocity, and custom modes. Arduino compatible.

Mechaduino

Follow for the 'Hacklet' and latest news about hackaday.io

Hackaday.io Project

Collecting snippets that can quickly be copied to assemble a program for different sensors etc. Mostly about ESP8266/32 with Arduino IDE.

ESP cookbook

turo-heikkinen Turo Heikkinen

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

A simple calendar made with e-ink display and stm32 microcontroller.

NekoCal - an E-Ink Calendar

wenting-zhang Wenting Zhang

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Make a board to interface the Raspberry Pi with a surplus Kindle screen. The smaller and cheaper, the better

6 inch Pi E-ink display

j0z0r-pwn4tr0n j0z0r pwn4tr0n

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

A power-sipping all-purpose laptop

E-ink Raspberry Pi display

j0z0r-pwn4tr0n j0z0r pwn4tr0n

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

A cost effective way to make a refreshable braille display

Refreshable Braille Display

A portable workbench with all things you need for your electronic projects: solder station, tools, Multimeter, Power supply.

Portable Workbench & mini Lab

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

We aim to make multi-robot systems a viable way to introduce students to the delight that is robotics.

Micro Robots for Education

joshua-elsdon Joshua Elsdon

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

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

CarontePass: Open Access Control

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

WiFi connected, solar powered, ePaper

WiFi ePaper

frank-buss Frank Buss

lol travelling salesman problem

Travelling Hacker Box

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Slim, wireless, self-contained. No special paper, no base station.

NoteOn Smartpen

nick-ames Nick Ames

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

A mobile text scanner/reader for people with severe visual impairments

TextEye: Raspberry Pi (Zero) Mobile Textreader

markus-dieterle Markus Dieterle

Modified Chroma74 shelf label to be my weather station display. It is 7.4" 3-Color E-Ink units that cost $12 on eBay.

7.4" E-Ink Shelf Label used as a Weather Station

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

A replacement controller for Lavet stepper clock movements

Crazy Clock

nick-sayer Nick Sayer

Using e.g. ESP32 and cheap camera to make a remote monitoring device that can watch things e.g. meters, gages, etc...

Low cost / low power sleep / WiFi Camera

james-newton James Newton

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