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The 2017 Hackaday Prize

An affordable modular platform for open robotics development for hackers. Provides a jump start to build your own robot.

MORPH : Modular Open Robotics Platform for Hackers

roald-lemmens Roald Lemmens

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Mainboard that retro fits a Nokia 3210 mobile phone.

Nokia 3210 Retro Fit Board

MIDI Controller. Lets a keyboard player 'strum' a stringless guitar.

StrumPad

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Robotic platform for water quality sensors inspired by clams.

Open Source Underwater Distributed Sensor Network

michael-barton-sweeney Michael Barton-Sweeney

The old radio to play old songs on new hardware

Raspberry Pi Jazz Radio

matthew-james-bellafaire Matthew James Bellafaire

A BBC micro:bit Clock using RTC DS3231 for data. Clock displays the Date, Time and current Temperature (from ds3231 which is close) .

MicroBit Clock using DS3231 RTC

daw9000 daw9000

A simple adapter cable to allow me to use my high-quality headphones with an LG V10 smartphone that has a faulty headset jack.

TRS jack to TRRS plug hack adapter

matt-stanton Matt Stanton

I think there are quite a few on hackaday.io and I'd like to find out what you're making

Hacker Burners

jasmine-brackett Jasmine Brackett

MiFrame is a Python Smart Photo Frame application. Supports sharing database across multiple frames, marking favorites, thumbs up etc

MiFrame - Yet Another (Raspberry) Pi Smart Frame

tklenke tklenke

I needed a circuit to play a small audio sample loop. I made one using an Atmel, a resistor ladder DAC and an SPI flash memory

Partially-salvaged Arduino audio sample player

adriajunyent-ferre adria.junyent-ferre

Extend your Google Home features to smart light, smart speakers, smart cam and smart appliances with those DIY tricks based on Raspberry Pi

Boost Your Google Home With Prota OS for RPi

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

The project allow the user to control electrical equipments, separately, using modules. The instalation is plug and play, easy as it must be

Home Automation - BT Modules

samuel-franco Samuel Franco

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

small generator 230 V using a single neodymium sphere 13 mm

small generator 230 V lighting bulb

A shoulder mounted soft robotics air puppet that uses beat detection and forward/reverse fans to dance the night away.

Soft Robotics Ducted Dancer

curt-white Curt White

Started as a collaboration with an Art student to 3D print a geodesic dome, using isosceles and equialteral triangles created using OpenSCAD

Geodesic Dome

mark-gaffney Mark Gaffney

Interfacing a house heating system to collect temperature and energy readings remotely to optimise heater settings.

Heating system analyzer

erling_lindholm

I had a broken Atari Flashback sitting around so I turned it into a amplifier

Atari Bluetooth Amplifier

anthologyprojectre

A device to monitor and analyze CO2 levels with a buzzer activating on excessive emissions

Carbon Limitor

akshath2indusekhar

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