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habibelediko

My name is Elediko Habib, I'm an electronics designer, a backend developer, a python developer, and I do embedded systems too.

West Africa, North-Central Nigeria.

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This user joined on 12/13/2023.

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Your ultimate portable open-source music companion and tinker in one sleek package with palm-sized home automation.

Melodio Self-Mate

Projects I Like & Follow

Budget Electric go kart build that focuses on functionality and design

E-Kart: The electric Go Kart

adrian-georgescu Adrian Georgescu

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

Hackaday.io Project

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

A smaller and cheaper open source brushless motor

PCB Motor

carl-bugeja Carl Bugeja

Single rotor, "singlecopter", selfmade drone with air vanes for position control as a full remake of the Ball-Drone Project

The Ball-Drone Project MK II

benjamin-prescher Benjamin Prescher

Creating a break-out board for the ATtiny1616 where sketches can be uploaded from Arduino with the Arduino UNO or a modified AVR JTAG ICE

ATtiny 1-series with Arduino support

sander-van-de-bor Sander van de Bor

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Arduino connects to the TX line (of a router, RPI) and display serial data on smartphone over WiFi

Hardware serial port monitor with WiFi

Hackaday Prize 2019

Environmental sensing for everyone.

FieldKit

shah-selbe Shah Selbe

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Presenting the "Tingle" wearable for compulsive behaviors and a hacked fitness tracker wearable device prototyping platform.

Hacking Wearables for Mental Health and More

curt-white Curt White

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Creating a four legged robot with a running bound gait.

Mr. Runner

alex-martin Alex Martin

2021 Hackaday Prize

For artists, vinyl stores, recording studios, or music lovers

VinyGo, a stereo vinyl recorder

mras2an mras2an

An Open Source Continuous Inkjet Printer

CIJ Printer

dominik-meffert Dominik Meffert

Yes! You can now have "Alexa" do what you want, when you want, by using a Raspberry Pi.

Amazon Echo Voice Command Automation

gamaral gamaral

Interfacing 3.5" HD 1.44 MB Floppy drive through FDD connector with Arduino UNO

Arduino raw data 3.5" Floppy reader

lukas-vacek Lukas Vacek

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Small USB unit which simulates keyboard and generates, keeps and types up to eight passwords

Hardware password manager

voja-antonic Voja Antonic

Embedded Machine Vision for Robots and Drones

OpenMV-DSP

iabdalkader i.abdalkader

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

An array of cosmic ray detectors across a landscape that demonstrates in light and sound how cosmic rays are constantly all around us.

Cosmic Array

robert-hart Robert Hart

Emulate Citroen's Lexia / Actia Diagnostics tool to query the CAN bus and log the results to SD card.

CAN Diagnostics Logger with Arduino CAN shield

Hackaday Prize 2020

for demonstration of physical laws in generating electrical energy using hydropower plant

3D printed hydroelectric power plant model

matic-markovi Matic Markovič

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