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richard.fortune

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wellington, NZ

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This user joined on 02/18/2014.

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Underwater robots!

BorgCube ROV

tim-wilkinson Tim Wilkinson

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Basic interpreter for the ESP8266 wifi SOC

ESP8266Basic "A basic interpret for your esp"

Ever since I have my own company I wanted to have a PCB business card. What not add an OLED display to it?

Electrocard

michael-teeuw Michael Teeuw

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Six legs, 18 servos, with optional high-flotation mode. My first project that combined robotics and 3D printing.

18 DOF High-Flotation Hexapod Robot

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

A heating system based on the Raspberry pi to control relays and valves.

Raspberry Pi Heating System

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Wreck it Ralph, making the magic happen for real.

Wreck it Ralph Raspberry Pi project.

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Fixing terrible spectrum (missing cyan&green) of generic white LEDs to get perfect flat spectrum and impression of blue sky in the room.

Blue Sky + Corrected spectrum White LED fixture

mikhail-svarichevsky Mikhail Svarichevsky

Recycled homage to the home computers of the 1980's

PiBoard

welsh-mullet Welsh Mullet

Software Defined Radio (SDR) is the wonder child of our times. This project is about understanding, designing, building & playing an SDR.

Do a Real Magic Spell: "Essdeeaar!"

lots of lightbulbs

LOLB

moritz-walter Moritz Walter

Making Hardware with Simple Drag and Drop

Wikit: programmable hardware with flowchart

minqi-bao minqi bao

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Simple, low cost environmental sensors, to measure the dampest NZ houses.

Whare Hauora Measuring New Zealand's homes

"The missing power button of the Raspberry Pi"

Raspberry Pi Bake-Off

Some robots should have retractable toes...

NoodleFeet's Gripping Toes

sarah-petkus Sarah Petkus

A Hybrid Electric Guitar

Stragelaster

michael-moskie Michael Moskie

Gets attention, tells time, promotes knowledge of the electronics hobby & DIY/STEM in general, and advertises my local hackerspace a bit

A simple non-bomb clock or two

A wall mounted bedside lamp that looks like a large cluster of crystals.

Crystal Lamp

Raspberry Pi and Arduino sensor interface.

B3SI - Space balloon/Robot Sensor Interface

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