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Gary O'Day Jr.

Electrical engineer and roboticist from Houston, TX. Work in the field of controls and automation, currently.

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This user joined on 04/08/2016.

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An ESP-01 based thermal printer. Could be used for many things; I decided to create a shopping list printer with a simple web interface

Thermal Printer for shopping lists

Eyetracking with openCV – Odroid U3 vs. Raspberry Pi2B

Wheelchair controled by Eyemovements

myrijam Myrijam

Multispectral (LWIR, NIR, Vis, UV) Imager and Imaging (NIR-Vis-UV) Polarimeter Based on the Raspberry Pi

All-Mode Raspberry Pi Imager

david-prutchi David Prutchi

Increase the Color Gamut, Primary color purity and make stunning vivid and accurate LCD monitor with RGB LEDs. Inspired from Dolby PRM-4220.

Wide-Gamut monitor with 5050 RGB LED mod.

thomas-chanon-wangtrirat Thomas Chanon Wangtrirat

I got tired of having USB to serial adapters everywhere, so I designed this breakout board - USB to 4 serial ports!

FT4232 Quad Serial Breakout

james-fowkes James Fowkes

Control any IR device with Apple watch or iOS app using an Ardino+Ethernet shield.

Apple Watch IR remote with Arduino

Just add smart-phone. MobBob is a walking, talking, seeing, listening robot companion that you can 3D print and build for around USD$30.

MobBob - Smart-phone powered robotic companion

kevin-chan Kevin Chan

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Use an arduino to controll a simple bluetooth mp3/speaker and put in in a moped.

Arduino controlled Bluetooth mp3 radio for moped

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Augmented Reality Tutorial using Unity3D, Vuforia and Leap Motion – Take Virtual Flower in Your Hands

Augmented Reality and Leap Motion - Virtual Flower

edgaras-art Edgaras Art

START SWITCHING . . . !

Home Automation using Raspberry Pi ( IoT )

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Arduino-compatible, programmable RGB LED bow tie using WS2812B addressable LEDs. Powered by the Adafruit Pro Trinket

Tinker Tie Beta: RGB LED Bow Tie

ariane-nazemi Ariane Nazemi

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Introduction to the Electronic Relay Using Snap Circuits

Snap Circuits Relay

steve-schuler Steve Schuler

RPi 2 + 2 TB HDD + Bittorrent Sync = Secure server accessible from anywhere

RPi Bittorrent Sync Server

World's first open source and modular phone kit

Seeedstudio RePhone: Fun & creative modular DIY sm

Well It's a blog on how to make your home smart by using a smart approach to save your wallet.

An Ultra low cost home automation system

I've never been particularly interested in Raspberry PIs, but a friend gave me one a few weeks ago and I was inspired to put it to use!

Another Raspberry Pi Arcade

dan-a8ksh4 Dan (a8ksh4)

Yo-yos are awesome. The Death Star is awesome. Awesome squared.

Death Star Yo-Yo

Building a LED cube drived by an Arduino Uno

3x3x3 LED cube

grgory-paul Grégory Paul

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Steve Schuler wrote 04/08/2016 at 17:21

Howdy! Thanks for liking my project (https://hackaday.io/project/10780-snap-circuits-relay) and following it!

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