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An ESP8266-based garage door opening device

Garage Door Opener

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

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

tracking CubeSats faster, anywhere and anytime for everybody!

The Distributed Ground Station Network

open hardware 2 GHz to 13 GHz two-port vector network analyzer

Vector Network Analyzer

BlackIce is the fusion of FPGA & ARM - a low cost open source hardware FPGA dev board bound together with innovative open source toolchain

BlackIce - Low Cost Open Hardware FPGA Dev Board

Mini blimp flies through hoops! Features 3 DC motors/ propellers, battery charging, and wireless communication.

Remote Control Mini Blimp!

Is there room for another oscilloscope? Real Time nodejs/html5 Sci ToolBox! Arduino | Raspberry Pi | FPGA

GinScope | Science ToolBox | Oscilloscope

Gintaras Valatka

A way to legaly get rid of people blasting "wonderful" music trough bluetooth speakers. (Raspberry Pi 3A+/3B+ needed)

Stopping people play music via bluetooth speakers

A robot that moves vertically on the pipe.

Pipe Climbing Robot

Anastasiia Zelenska

How to make IoT projects with Blynk app and ESP8266 WiFi Arduino compatible module

Arduino ESP8266 Blynk tutorial - IoT project

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

Open Greenhouse

4G (100 mbps down/ 50 mbps up) – Ultra fast internet connectivity for your Raspberry Pi, excellent for large downloads and video streaming.

IoT Bit 4G & LTE Hat for the Raspberry Pi

...streams H264/265 RTSP. In addition to routing functions.

Router becomes video recorder for IP cameras

Build your homemade Smart security system with an old smartphone and an old webcam, all for less than $50

DIY Smart Home Security System for <$50

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Using an Wemos D1(esp8266), cheap power supply, a switch, and a temp sensor you can automate anything

Home Automation on the Cheap V2

Security alarm based on NE555 timer and logic gates, made for hobby purpose

Security alarm

Andrea De Napoli

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

Signal Processing techniques for Beginners

Technically a Nucleo 48

SPEEDY, Another STM32 Dev Board

minh7a6 minh7a6

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