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Hackaday.io Project

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Pi + Picamera + M12 lens + Arduino microscope/experimental setup for diagnostics and scientific experiments!

Flypi - cheap microscope/experimental setup

andre-maia-chagas Andre Maia Chagas

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

We are updating the microscope using open source materials to make microscopy accessible globally

Internet of Things Microscope

The device that allows to turn on/off two pairs of the outlet sockets via Web browser through Wi-Fi. Based on ESP8266 and Arduino Mini.

IoT Power Strip

dev-lab dev-lab

This is a non-invasive WiFi Washing Machine Monitor

Washing Machine IoT

Can low-cost embedded platforms designed for the Internet of Things have a positive impact on healthcare?

Towards an IoT for Healthcare

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Automated intravenous medication and blood sampling

Hack your blood vessels! ;-)

myrijam Myrijam

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Toolchain to start making your environments connected in a single cloud

Multisite Home/Office/Hackerspace Automation

joshua-conway Joshua Conway

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Unfolding CubeSat rover. Mission: construction on Mars & re-construction after natural disasters on Earth. Tele-op Headband control.

Rapidly Deployable Automation System

Parametric 3D Printable Filter Cube For Fluorescence Microscopy

OpenCube

mihails-delmans Mihails Delmans

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Old tech meets new tech... you have to vote for this, its got LEDs and stuff.

Adding a light touch to a "classic" microscope.

I will test the usability of the RF Explorer 3G+ IoT module from seeedstudio

Basic spectrum analyser with RF Explorer 3G+ IoT

dorijan Dorijan

Inspired by a couple projects, a projector clock based on a modified ikea lamp

IOT Led Matrix Projector Clock

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

We have made a $50 Bacteriological Incubator that can be used in order to grow microorganisms

Low Cost Bacteriological Incubator

shreyasvi-natraj Shreyasvi Natraj

An Arduino controlled robotic arm with a USB microscope using the Arduino YUN and uFactory robotic arm.

Armed Microscope

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

3D printable writing utensils for stroke patients suffering from aphasia who cannot hold normal pens or pencils

3D Printable Stroke Victim Writing Utensils

neil-means Neil means

Using ESP8266 to control my Airconditioner via WiFi

Just another ESP8266 Infrared Control Device

Bits