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Dushyant Ahuja

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This user joined on 06/15/2014.

My Projects

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

A smart infinity mirror that's also a clock

Infinity Mirror Clock

Controls room temperature and humidity using an standalone arduino and a 2-relay board

Temperature & Humidity Control

Analog LED clock using charlieplexed LEDs and a WS2812B RGB LED Strip

Charlieplexed LED Clock

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

3D Printed Moire Illusion running on two batteries and an ESP8266

3D Printed Moire Illusion

Projects I Like & Follow

A family of tiny robots, each with their own way of life.

Tiny robot family

Learn FPGA Design from the ground up with Verilog

FPGA Bootcamp #1

Open-source wire bending CNC machine for wires at 1mm and less in diameter.

Precise Wire Bending Machine

Software to create your own Knit-like string pictures.

DIY Knit Portrait

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

This project describes the use of a coin cell for powering the Esp8266 by building a remote control for Phillips Hue Lights

Solved: Esp8266 powered by coin cell

A Wordwatch using a 11x10 charlieplex matrix.

Word Wristwatch

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

time on the edge

Edgytokei

ekaggrat singh kalsi

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Autonomous buoy network for a slalom-ski course connected to your ski, deployed by simply throwing it all overboard.

Intelligent Ski-Course

A high performance Z-axis that is free of z-wobble and will not drop when power is cut.

Belt Lifted Z-Axis for a 3D Printer

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

A modular, parametric and extensible Animatronics cad generation framework

Open Animatronics

Kevin Harrington

Using 14 panels with ISSI IS31FL3733 I2C matrix controllers, this artwork can show 8-bit grayscale on 2,688 individual LED segments.

336-digit 7-segment display with per-segment PWM

Using ESP8266 WiFi modules to remotely control Stepper motors and other cool stuff

ESP8266 WiFi controlled Hamster

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

A minimalist 1.5V coin cell led tree with all components and power source confined within a mini breadboard.

Joule Thief Mini Christmas Tree

A clock with 5 hands to show Time and Date

CalendarClock

Michael Möller

This elegant timepiece, accentuated with a moiré pattern kinetic sculpture at its center, displays time with a vibrant array of LEDs.

The Moiré Clock

A colorful alarm clock using two LED rings to show the time.

Liquid Alarm Clock with Touch Interface

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Displays the date, sender and subject of your e-mail in a non-intrusive way. Standalone, no running PC or special server required.

Standalone WiFi E-mail Notification Display

ESP8266 + Coin Cell + Match Box = Dash Button

Match Box ESP Dash Button

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fletcherpaul79 wrote 09/12/2014 at 20:22

Thanks for the skull.
Your Infinity Mirror clock looks terrific.
Did you use a Decatron?

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