Hackers following Aspirin for everyone

Web developer and arduino tinkering, LEDs blinking sci-fi nerd - "I'm a peacock, you gotta let me fly"

I am privileged to teach smart, creative students in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Cornell University.

CTO, Supplyframe // Contributor-at-Large, Hackaday

Embedded microcontroller software engineer, consultant

Editor in Chief of Hackaday, Orchestra Musician, uC Enthusiast

I'm a mechanical guy and Stickvise inventor

Hardware and software hacker with a bent towards the esoteric and artistic.

Electronics tinkerer, ham radio operator

chemist, solar energy researcher, hardware hacker, electrical engineering and comp sci disaster, freethinker

Project Enthusiast

INTJ, Curious about the world and its underlying mechanisms that make it work.

Former hardware engineer turned surgeon, interested in creative ideas by creative people turned into creative projects.

Developer of Open Source tools for autistic children with aim to make them free or at least very cheap so everyone can get access to them!

Biophysics PhD student, microscopist, hardware hacker

Curious and smart

I like to make cool things. CNC machine, woodworking, electronics, programming, automated sentry turrets, chicken coops....

Archaeologist by trade, Mechanic by necessity, Tinker by nature

I am a self-styled scientist, writer, inventor, hacker and computer programmer.

Interest in hardware and software hacking, as well as engineering in general

I'm an Open Source, Affordable, Modular FMS (Flexible Manufacturing System)