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Liam Cadigan

Co-founder and CPO at inspectAR. Lover of BMI's, NPI's, DNI's, EMI's, you name it!

St. John's Canada

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Hackaday.io Project

Breaking the encryption on the Lerdge series mainboards so I can try porting Marlin 2.0 to it.

Lerdge 3d Printer Mainboard Hacking

jc-nelson J.C. Nelson

RFID tags in the gloves control shoulder rockets pods, hip pods, forearm missile, back flaps and wireless helmet.

Animatronic Iron Man MKIII suit

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

This is a fast, heavy-duty Pulse Engine derived from my Commercial grade desulfator. Up to 80% battery yields overnight.

Battery Desulfator Kit, TESLA 12V compatible

A portable Yagi antenna for working amateur radio satellites

WA5VJB ultra portable dual VHF/UHF Yagi

Hackaday Prize 2019

Spatial AI Meets Embedded Systems

Luxonis DepthAI

brandon Brandon

This is the Satellite Antenna Rotator mechanical system for my step motor driver board project.

Satellite Antenna Rotator Mechanical System

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Firefly is a low-cost, modular flying robot for first responders that uses intelligent, nature-inspired algorithms to navigate autonomously.

Firefly — A Low-Cost Flying Robot to Save Lives

mihir-garimella Mihir Garimella

oshpark

electronic conference badge for 2018 Open Hardware Summit attendees

2018 Open Hardware Summit badge

oshpark oshpark

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

QubeCast Max is a high powered radio module for PocketQube Satellites, HAB payloads, or anything that needs a small radio transciever.

QubeCast Max

Developing a TTL-off-the-frame exposure meter based on the TSL235R for the Canon P rangefinder.

TTL exposure meter for the Canon P rangefinder

kevin-kadooka Kevin Kadooka

r0ck candy is a social, portable pirate radio station stuffed in a candy container

r0ck candy Pirate Radio

mark-gunderson mark gunderson

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Applying polymorphism to hardware enables users to do more with their devices while avoiding IoT pitfalls.

Polymorphic Hardware

trey-german Trey German

I set out to build a RPi radio with bluetooth and aux inputs that simply switched between the stations I programmed into it.

Cathedral Raspberry Pi Internet Radio

nickrbrewer nick.r.brewer

Weekly insights in Hardware Startup Universe. Hackaday-style.

The Hardware Startup Review

aleksandar-bradic Aleksandar Bradic

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Open Framework for implementing automated Thermostat rulesets and data-logging.

Smart-Thermostat for Win 10 IoT Core RP2

adam-jacobs Adam Jacobs

This solution has a number of unique benefits, a sensor platform with webserver, powered over Ethernet, accessible and programmed by browser

IoT Ethernet Sensor using Power over Ethernet

A BMS that publishes Cell Voltage to a MQTT Broker

6S IOT BMS

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