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Scott Clandinin

Electronics hobbyist and graduate of Electronic Systems Engineering Technology at Saskatchewan Polytechnic.

Saskatoon, SK, Canada
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This user joined on 05/13/2016.

My Projects

  • The 2016 Hackaday Prize
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Motion activated bed lighting that only turns on between the hours of 9PM and 7AM. Lights your way automatically.
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Smart Bed Lighting

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Monitor the temperature of your drink and know when it reaches the perfect temperature. Even generates a tiny bit of electricity too!
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Coffee/Tea Cooling Buddy

Scott ClandininScott Clandinin

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Voice recognition control of Starcraft 2 USB light-up Pylon. Bonus tear-down album.
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YOU MUST CONSTRUCT ADDITIONAL PYLONS!

Scott ClandininScott Clandinin

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This was a technical thesis project designed to allow a user to get a print out of the current weather and the word of the day via Wi-Fi.
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Wi-Fi Thermal Receipt Printer V1

Scott ClandininScott Clandinin

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What happens when the humidifier for your CPAP runs dry in the night? It isn't pleasant. Let's fix this.
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CPAP Water Reservoir Monitor - Sleep Apnea

Scott ClandininScott Clandinin

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Ever want to punch a mario block and get a mushroom to come out? Me too, so I'm building it.
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Interactive Mario Mushroom Block

Scott ClandininScott Clandinin

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My Pages

  • I'm not a robot: Arduino Micro vs reCAPTCHA

    04/30/2017 at 23:09 • 0 comments

    Ever wonder what it takes to make google think you are a robot?

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Always jealous of people who could afford big Nixie Tubes, I rolled my own alternative with WS2812Bs and laser cutting!
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"Lixie", an LED alternative to the Nixie Tube

Lixie LabsLixie Labs

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An affordable Exoskeleton Arm (ExoArm), that will help elderly, disabled people and workers complete everyday tasks with less exhaustion.
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Affordable Exoskeleton Arm (ExoArm)

Kristjan BerceKristjan Berce

  • The 2018 Hackaday Prize
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... is designed for direct drive wheels for swarm robots
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PCB stepper motor

bobriciusbobricius

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A new kind of electronic prototyping!
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HEXABITZ - Modular Electronics for REAL

HexabitzHexabitz

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Growing food crops and other plants in small indoor spaces using established containers like regular plant pots and very little money.
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MoAgriS: Modular Agriculture System

Prof. FartsparkleProf. Fartsparkle

  • The 2018 Hackaday Prize
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Zn-Cu stomach acid based bio-galvanic cell powers a hacked activity tracker small enough to swallow and reconfigured as a 'smart pill'.
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Stomach Acid Powered Smart Pill

Curt WhiteCurt White

  • The 2016 Hackaday Prize
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A small gadget that reminds you to bring an umbrella
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MyForecast

jareklupinskijareklupinski

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ESP-12 SOCKET SOLDERLESS FLASHER ADAPTER
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ESP-12 SOCKET ADAPTER SOLDERLESS FLASHER

Eduardo ZolaEduardo Zola

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A water cooled TEG with rated theoretical output of 200 watts
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High Powered Thermoelectric Generator (TEG)

Tegwyn☠TwmffatTegwyn☠Twmffat

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A set of smart dice, the same size as traditional ones, full of LEDs and Bluetooth-enabled.
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Electronic Dice

Jean SimonetJean Simonet

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Develop IoT projects on this simple dongle using the ESP8266 module. Button, Led and Temperature included
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vESPrino - ESP8266 dongle

Vladimir SavchenkoVladimir Savchenko

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A motion activated bed light system
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Arduino assisted night time bed light

FabioFabio

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The game of connect four doubles as a scroll text display
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Connect four

EstEst

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Educational Robotics platform merging Cardboard and Electronics
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BOXBOTICS

Pure EngineeringPure Engineering

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This robot will be able to move, dance, do funny stuff live when people subscribe to my YouTube chanel.
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Subby the interactive youtube subscriber robot

brian brockenbrian brocken

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A a fully decentralized, cloud-free, open-source IoT system. https://virga.space
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Virga - Cloud-Free IoT

AzdleAzdle

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Remote controlled vehicle with two trailers is going reverse and steers automatically
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Automatic reverse with two trailers

yuval lombrozoyuval lombrozo

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remote-monitoring technology that provides equipment-use data to identify when rural hospitals need additional medical devices and training
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Echo - IoT for social impact

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andrew.powell wrote 09/08/2016 at 01:53 • point

Thanks for the follow, Scott! Good luck on future projects!

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