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Alexander

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Munich, Germany

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This user joined on 08/12/2014.

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Hackaday Europe SuperCon // Belgrade, Serbia // May 26 2018

Hackaday | Belgrade 2018

aleksandar-bradic Aleksandar Bradic

Projects I Like & Follow

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

A powder and inkjet 3D printer based on HP45 inkjet technology

Oasis 3DP

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

AMS's new AS7265X 3-chip set promises a compact, 18-channel, 20 nm FWMH spectrometer for less than $25

Compact, $25 spectrometer

kris-winer Kris Winer

Follow this project to learn how to use FPGAs and incorporate them into your projects.

The Hobbyists Guide to FPGAs

luke-valenty Luke Valenty

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

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

HiveTracker

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Quickly identify radioactive materials with a pocket-sized ion chamber. Built from standard parts for easy manufacture and low cost.

Open Radiation Detector

carlos-garcia-saura Carlos Garcia Saura

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Itsy-chipsy is a chip platform that enables a multi-block service like-oshpark capable to offer area for your own chip, for as low as $100.

Itsy-Chipsy: Make your own $100 chip

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

... is designed for direct drive wheels for swarm robots

PCB stepper motor

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Using NIR (near infrared) Illumination and real-time image processing, we can make the veins more visible!

Assistance System for Vein Detection

myrijam Myrijam

Takes 3D surface scans at close range. It is simple to construct as it uses off the shelf hardware and software.

3D scanner

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Upgraded version of the small board for connect multiple rotary encoders on the I2C bus.

I2C Encoder V2

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

This project describes the use of Raspberry Pi as an IoT connected vital signs monitor. The HealthyPi HAT for Raspberry Pi used.

Connected Health: Open source IoT patient monitor

ashwin-k-whitchurch Ashwin K Whitchurch

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Open source, mostly 3D printable, lightweight pick and place head for a standard groove mount

Arcus-3D-P1 - Pick and Place for 3D printers

daren-schwenke Daren Schwenke

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Need a mini linear actuator that is easy to print and implement in your robotics DIY projects? We got you

3D printed mini linear actuator

giovanni-leal Giovanni Leal

Augmented Reality glasses using modified lowcost Android phones

Less than $100, high FOV, mobile AR glasses

Super-small, ultra-low-power 96 MHz Cortex M4F co-processor manages sensors and processes data allowing the MCU host attend to other things.

MAX32660 Motion Co-Processor

kris-winer Kris Winer

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Super-small BQ25504-based device charges a LiPo battery at ~7 mA using an inexpensive solar cell in direct sunlight

Ultra-Low Power LiPo Charger via Energy Harvesting

kris-winer Kris Winer

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

BeagleLogic, now as a turnkey and standalone 16-channel Logic Analyzer

BeagleLogic Standalone

kumar-abhishek Kumar, Abhishek

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Fastest way to clamp&release parts: this is a new type of quick-release bar clamps that can be 3D printed and customized to size.

Universal Quick-Release Bar Clamps

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Kris Winer wrote 08/18/2018 at 23:01

Thanks for following my MAX32660 Motion Co-Processor project!

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Kris Winer wrote 07/09/2018 at 15:37

Thanks for following my Ultra-Low Power LiPo Charger project!

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GrayPillow wrote 05/13/2017 at 13:23

Thanks for following AnanasStepper 2.0!

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Ryan Bailey wrote 04/25/2016 at 12:16

Thanks for the follow! #Tiny Wireless Capsule Camera

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Keegan Reilly wrote 03/21/2016 at 01:59

Thanks for following my turbomolecular pump project! From your profile, it sounds like you have quite a bit of experience around vacuum technology? If you have any suggestions or questions I'd love to hear from you. Thanks again!

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Radu Motisan wrote 08/13/2014 at 11:29

thanks! :)

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