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Gaurav Anand

Gaurav Anand is an owner of 3 New York-based restaurants, which offer a whole new experience of Indian taste.

100 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10016

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This user joined on 06/12/2019.

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Focused on making clear every building step with helpful links and tips for total noobs (like me) who wants to get started with drones

My first copter build with RPi2 and Emlid Navio2

dmitriy Dmitriy

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

ARM. FPGA. 180 reconfigurable I/O. Wi-Fi. Bluetooth. BLE. Size of a business card.

snickerdoodle

A computer built around a Atari 2600 (VCS), with a few nifty upgrades, 6502, 64k + 128bytes ram, coprocessor, 77 is getting a rework

Super atari 6502 (A "DIY" 2600 hardware clone...)

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Virtual Reality, Kalman Filter, and Inverse Dynamics Control

Object Following Control of a Robotic Camera Arm

Canberk Suat Gurel

Be able to make & upload MagSpoof with variable tracks, to use it without Arduino dependencies, and implement it on the same Raspberry GPIO.

MagSpoofPI

salvador-mendoza Salvador Mendoza

A small board to do all kind of automation stuff only with an ESP8266 - 07

ESP-07 Home Automation Hub

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Soccer table with touch screens, online score registration and RGB strips

IoT featured soccer table

Thomas Jespersen

as I work with people all over the globe, I need a simple way to tell their local time without hanging lots of clocks on my wall

xkcd.com/now clock in hardware

Attaching an array of WS2812B LEDs on the edge of my glass desk. Using strips of stripboard PCB to create custom WS2812B LED strips.

Glass desk LED lighting

MetalicaRap will soon be the world's first self-printing 3D metal printer. My project will one day let it print its own integrated circuits.

Printed Semiconductors for 3D Metal Printers

Misha Dubrovsky

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Quoting Einstein "If the bee disappeared off the surface of the globe then man would only have four years of life left.

Save the bees save the planet - IoT hive platform

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

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Octopod, a uniquely shaped full automation system that allows you to monitor your home and keep security with AI and smart RFID locks.

Octopod: Smart IOT Home Automation Project

sakshambhutani2001

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Robotic platform that doesn't need a computer/programmer/compiler. Just move it how you want it to move and it will copy those moves

Golem

WobbleWonder is a full-on Virtual reality experience using the Oculus Rift and a smart phone's accelerometer! (v1 was Wobble Wobble)

WobbleWonder

sophi-kravitz Sophi Kravitz

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

https://github.com/mhe747/dawnboard/wiki

BeagleSDR

mich-mich Mich Mich

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

This project combines traditional long exposure light painting with LEDs controlled from inside a virtual reality painting application

Light Painting with VR

Bits