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NoellePaxton

I'm a mom to an elementary school child. I work in the healthcare field.

Parkville, MD

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This user joined on 06/10/2016.

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The 2016 Hackaday Prize

build your own robot in less than one hour!

Otto DIY

camilo-parra-palacio Camilo Parra Palacio

An OpenSource 3D position tracking system compatible with all VR headsets to make VR an exceptionnal experience

VR Tracker

jules-thuillier Jules Thuillier

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Open-source myoelectric hand prosthesis

Dextra

alvaro-villoslada Alvaro Villoslada

3D printed ball and socket joint with a quarter turn twist lock at each joint. Brick shithouse goosenecks!

Locking ball and socket gooseneck system

alex-rich Alex Rich

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Combining a 3-axis accelerometer with an Arduino to create a networked fall-detection device and alert system for individuals at risk.

Fall Detector Wearable for Elderly and Clinics

Mirobot is an Arduino-based WiFi robotics kit that's designed to help teach kids about technology

Mirobot - WiFi robotics kits for kids

ben-pirt Ben Pirt

This project is a brief tutorial from acquiring multiple images to a finished 3D print of a real world object.

Photogrammetry 3D Scanning

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

DIY Simple Analog Oscilloscope With a Scanning Laser Built From a Pile of Toys

LaserOscope II

steve-schuler Steve Schuler

A open source tool that aids in the learning of the sky map in amateur astronomy.

Galileo's Finger

brendan-ardagh Brendan Ardagh

Open source greenhouse automation system: soil moisture, temperature, wind speed sensing, remote or automated window/door/watering control.

Open Greenhouse

Slide this Japanese style hand plane along any rough corners to give them a clean chamfer (AKA beveled edge). Uses a standard razor blade.

3D Printed Chamfer Tool

alex-rich Alex Rich

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

How I built a polariscope for my Lego Optics lab.

Lego Optics Lab: Polariscope

steve-schuler Steve Schuler

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Wireless modules monitor diff stuff for data center racks. They all report to a central unit that serves data over a nice web interface.

Wireless datacenter environment monitoring

This project is a development of USBasp Programmer or similar that uses V-USB reference schematic but with more features that can be applied

USB DEVBOARD v1 Based on V-USB

banyyusufnby bany.yusuf.nby

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

A talking mobile butler robot fitted with a British accent, using Arduino components and accessories.

Jeremy The Butler Bot

austin-marandos Austin Marandos

An object avoiding robot built with the DPT-Board+ and the DPT-Robot kit by university students and programmed in Javascript through WiFi

Object avoiding robot with DPT-Board

daan-pape Daan Pape

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Project DEFY is building "schools without teachers" in rural India; where students learn by fostering curiosity and making.

Project DEFY

sinha.abhijit99

upcycling is "in/trendy" but most of these things are more art than of practical use. I like it if things just fit together. KISS.

upcycling bicycle soda can lamp

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Steve Schuler wrote 06/13/2016 at 12:07

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