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jacksonliam

Software Engineer with interests in Electronics, 3D printing, HTPC and Electric Vehicles

Wiltshire, United Kingdom

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This user joined on 03/06/2014.

My Projects

Get fast Wifi via the Raspberry Pi GPIO header using the SDIO bus of the ESP8266. Also with audio jack for the zero.

ESP-12F Raspberry Pi GPIO SDIO Wifi

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

An open source, hackable, extendable, powerful universal remote with IR, Bluetooth and a low power ARM micro as a base.

H-T-R-C - A Universal Remote With BLE

A board for adding WiFi and Bluetooth without using a USB port to any Raspberry Pi with a 40 pin header. Supports 802.11n upto 150Mbps.

Raspberry Pi RTL8723BS SDIO GPIO 150Mbs WiFi + BT

Fitting the HP N36L/N40L/N54L Microserver with a new Fanless N100 Motherboard/CPU installed in the optical drive bay!

Drive Bay N100 mini PC HP Microserver Upgrade

A very low cost robot using an A+/Zero, 28BYJ-48 Steppers, ULN2003 Drivers and ultrasonic distance sensor

LJBot 0.5 A 3D Printed Raspberry Pi Robot

Projects I Like & Follow

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Hobby brushless motors are incredibly cheap and powerful. However we need a way to make robots out of them. ODrive is that way.

ODrive - High performance motor control

oskar-weigl Oskar Weigl

A project researching the capabilities and use of the newly available ESP8266 low-cost WiFi module.

ESP8266 WiFi Module Library

A journey into re-purposing old laptop screens

LVDS Laptop Display Interfacing

jared-sanson Jared Sanson

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Fast RPi WiFi without USB

RPi WiFi

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

A budget 3D printer that is easy to build with basic tools. A closed loop system using optical mice is to be used for greater accuracy.

Cheap and Easy to Build 3D Printer

sugapes Sugapes

Use the team chat to talk about your projects and find collaborators for whatever you are working on.

Hack Chat

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

BLDC shield for arduino and stand alone controller

OpenBLDC

nerdking nerd.king

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

RepRap HELIOS is a highly printable SCARA 3D printer. It has an outrageous print area and can print on almost any flat surface.

RepRap HELIOS

nicholas-seward Nicholas Seward

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Xilinx ZYNQ based RPi

ZynqBerry

antti-lukats Antti Lukats

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

A tiny, low-cost, and scalable device for sub-millimetric 3D positioning.

HiveTracker

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

We aim to make multi-robot systems a viable way to introduce students to the delight that is robotics.

Micro Robots for Education

joshua-elsdon Joshua Elsdon

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

WiFi connected, solar powered, ePaper

WiFi ePaper

frank-buss Frank Buss

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Portable and self contained FDM 3D printer designed to be the ideal tool for field hospitals short on supplies and nomadic engineers alike.

TOME - Portable 3D Printer

philip-ian-haasnoot Philip Ian Haasnoot

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Charge two electric vehicles at once

J1772 Hydra

nick-sayer Nick Sayer

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

In which the author runs open source firmware on a palm sized quadcopter

BradWii on the Hubsan Q4

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Pushing the limits of tiny robotics - MiniPIDDY is a miniturized version of my PIDDYbot - a Self Balancing Robot.

Worlds Smallest Balancing Robot? MiniPIDDY

sean-hodgins Sean Hodgins

Clueless, broken robots thrive on Genetic Algorithms and Procedural Generation

IQ Zero: Evolving Unprogrammed Robots

die-master-monkey Die, Master Monkey!

USB-less WiFi for the PiZero (and others)

Yet Another (PiZero) Wi-Fi 'Hat'

jarocks jarocks

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Sugapes wrote 07/10/2014 at 07:44

Thank you for following my Cheap and Easy to Build 3D Printer project, and I really appreciated your tip about the OctoPrint software! You just lifted a considerable weight of my shoulders... ;-)

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jacksonliam wrote 07/10/2014 at 07:57

No worries! Interested to see what comes out of your research / project!

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