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The 2017 Hackaday Prize

A versatile autonomous environmental drone using a buoyancy engine

OSUG: Open-Source Underwater Glider

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

Hackaday.io Project

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

I want to look at control methods for swarms that can be adapted to problems in the real world.

Drone Swarm Control Algorithms

gene-foxwell Gene Foxwell

An attempt at making a mobile radio that's hackable, moddable, and easy to build.

PMC-35V - an Open-Source Mobile VHF Radio

patrick-mcdonnell Patrick McDonnell

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

Interface a Pi Zero directly to a Commodore 64 via User Port and IEC. Give your C64 a Linux upgrade.

Raspberry Pi Zero W / Commodore 64 Interface Board

leif-bloomquist Leif Bloomquist

Let's talk puzzles and the DEF CON 27 badge! Join this team to share and discuss.

DEF CON 27 Official Badge Hacking

Drones of varying complexity swarm an area, forming a distributed sensor and actuator network.

Drone Swarm

les-hall Les Hall

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

glowy cubes (ws2812b) made from frosted acrylic with web service to easily find it on your network.

rgbcubes - iot finder

christian-stveken Christian Stöveken

My aim for this project is to create a slightly larger radio telescope, which is able to observe signals on the 21cm hydrogen line

Slightly bigger radio telescope

gonalo-nespral Gonçalo Nespral

The ultimate tutorial on how to deal with Raspbian and other Raspberry Pi Software

Raspbian and other Raspberry Pi Software

A follow-up tutorial to Pi Project 001, where a RAM Copper Heatsink is now added to the back of the Raspberry Pi, providing greater cooling.

Raspberry Pi RAM Copper Heatsink Setup

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