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Artemis Hunter

Good coder, highly skilled in bash commands and low-level languages, fairly proficient in hardware manipulation and development.

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This user joined on 01/29/2019.

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A functional glove that lets you use AND FEEL your hands in VR.

LucidGloves: VR Haptic Gloves on a budget

lucas-lucidvr Lucas LucidVR

Hackaday Prize 2019

Modular Open Source Hardware Tablet that is easy to hack and can run a standard Desktop Linux Distribution (or Android)

DLT one - A Damn Linux Tablet!

Hackaday Prize 2020

Pocket sized ESP32 display board with 180µW Always On Display and Gyro Controls

Low Power ESP32 Handheld

VFD-equipped personal augmentation platform

Singularitron - Modular Cyberwatch

zack-freedman Zack Freedman

An interface breakout board for Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4, permanently attached to a 7" IPS touchscreen display

Raspberry Pi CM4 Сarrier with Hi-Res MIPI Display

sasha-shturma Sasha Shturma

Hackaday Prize 2019

Creating a free & open source global IoT network, democratizing access to space by miniaturizing aerospace systems.

FossaSat-1, Open Source Satellite

julian-fernandez Julian Fernandez

It's a dumb terminal. You can connect a Raspberry Pi to it.

VT-69 Handheld Terminal

Recuse a 20W Portable Rechargeable Cordless LED Work Light

Recuse a 20W Portable Rechargeable Cordless LED

7" 1200x1920 IPS MIPI DSI display for your Raspberry Pi CM4 CMIO board

7" LCD for Raspberry Pi CM4 CMIO

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

The goal of our project is to design a musical interface which emphasizes common tonal relationships in Western music theory.

Kord Kontroller

An open source standalone spirometer (measures tidal volume) made using Olimex ESP32-POE-ISO and Sensirion SFM3300 Flow Sensor.

Open Source Spirometer using ESP32

patrick Patrick

This article summarizes how to connect your ESP32 WiFi module to the AskSensors IoT cloud

How to connect ESP32 to the IoT cloud

Cellphones have so many useful bits: it's a shame that they're hard to us in projects. Let's fix that!

Hacking Cellphones Overview Project

elliot-williams Elliot Williams

Just another Wordclock with Arduino and WS2812B

JAWC - Just another Wordclock

Online course covering intro topics about signal acquisition and processing. Assumes no more than High School math skills

Signal Processing techniques for Beginners

A site-area paging system with an Internet-facing front end.

The Wireless Badger

Brass and copper treescape with multi-mode LED flasher.

Wonderlandscape

michael-aichlmayr Michael Aichlmayr

Repurposing a vintage toy into a miniature computer.

Mini Kaypro II

selina-zawacki Selina Zawacki

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Dusan Petrovic wrote 07/25/2019 at 09:38

Hi Artemis! Thank you for following my #Homebrew CPU list!

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Dylan Brophy wrote 07/25/2019 at 04:58

Thanks for following #Arduino Desktop Artemis! Also I like doing rather questionable chem experiments too, usually pyrotechnics with KNO4 (not that advanced yet). What kind of "questionable experiments with chemicals" do you do?

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Artemis Hunter wrote 05/09/2020 at 03:26

Hey man. No problem, Sorry it took me so long to reply, been a bit busy for a while. Don't worry, potassium permanganate sounds plenty questionable enough. I actually mess around with DIY polymer synthesis quite a bit. I like organic chemistry a lot. I've also experimented with making rocket fuel a few times. These days I tend to be a bit less of a chemist than I am a hardware person.

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