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J. Ian Lindsay

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Denver, CO
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Here to publish projects, talk about engineering, and appreciate the creativity of other sharp people. Engineers build the world.

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This user joined on 07/15/2014.

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  • Official Hackaday Prize Entry
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Digitabulum is an open motion-capture glove that was intended to be a full-featured, hacker-friendly user-input and sensor platform.
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Digitabulum: The last motion-capture glove

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Here is discussed a PHP class to hide encrypted messages and files inside of images without significantly changing the way the image looks.
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Bury it under the noise floor

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Murum Lux ("Wall of Light") is a 64x96 pixel LED array driven by a ChipKIT WiFire board and an MGC3130 e-field sensor.
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Murum Lux

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An analog cross-point switch with adjustable output attenuation.
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ViamSonus (Audio router)

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A general API client with automated triggering conditions for Android.
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WebRemote

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A handheld sensor tool with all the sensors I had lying around
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Motherflux0r

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A place for Tindie sellers and the community to meet and stretch their legs
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Tindie Dog Park

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My Pages

  • Deep connections between biology and physics

    12/12/2019 at 09:14 • 0 comments

    The bomb shell happens near t=2636

    If that got your attention, I would direct you to Stuart Kauffman's _Origins of Order_.




  • I need recommendations for analog synths and filters

    12/12/2019 at 03:38 • 0 comments

    Any breadboard modules for analog synths or filters out there? Ideally, ones for sale below $20?
    A simple VC sine generator in the audible range would be perfect.

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Projects I Like & Follow

  • The 2018 Hackaday Prize
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A low cost ESP32 core board with Ethernet and PoE for convenient "single cable" deployments
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wESP32: Wired ESP32 with Ethernet and PoE

Patrick Van OosterwijckPatrick Van Oosterwijck

  • The 2016 Hackaday Prize
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Capture interactive models of magnetic fields with your 3D printer
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3D Magnetic Field Scanner

Ted YapoTed Yapo

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An open hardware-software framework based on inertial sensors that anyone can use to build a human motion capture system.
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Motion Capture system that you can build yourself

Bruno LaurencichBruno Laurencich

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Fun-on-a-Keychain is back, packing all your games and multiple emulators in a cute and extremely tiny handheld console.
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FunKey project - All your games on your keychain !

c.Inventc.Invent

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I didn't have enough to buy a Lab Bench PSU... So I made one.
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OPEN Power

John LoeflerJohn Loefler

  • The 2017 Hackaday Prize
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KiCAD component and footprint libary for ESP32 ,ESP32-WROOM, and ESP3212 modules
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ESP32 KiCAD Library

AVR (lordKiCAD)AVR (lordKiCAD)

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A low-cost, high-performance bipedal walking robot
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Blackbird Bipedal Robot

Gabrael LevineGabrael Levine

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A better-than-servo motor for robotics
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Custom motor for robotics

MishaMisha

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A disaster-resilient communications network powered by the sun
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Disaster Radio - LoRa Mesh

SamukSamuk

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A multi-mode scanner and data logger based on Adafruit Feather & Arduino
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Science Tricorder by Olympus Heavy Industries

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Using 14 panels with ISSI IS31FL3733 I2C matrix controllers, this artwork can show 8-bit grayscale on 2,688 individual LED segments.
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336-digit 7-segment display with per-segment PWM

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04K - 50K LUT. Kicad. Open source. Pin header 1.27mm. 92 IOs. Breadboard-compatible. Lots of optional GND.
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Altera MAX10 Breakout Board

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Building and tinkering with crystal radios goes back to my childhood of the late 1960's and coming round again.
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Shortwave Crystal Radio - A blast from my past

Dr. CockroachDr. Cockroach

  • The 2017 Hackaday Prize
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Modern security and cryptography call for a source of true-random numbers. This design creates them from thermal noise in a resistor.
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True-Random Number Generator

Tom AndersonTom Anderson

  • The 2016 Hackaday Prize
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Instead of playing with iron fillings (9th class) we developed a scanner that maps magnetic fields in a 3D vector field for MatLab
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3D-Vectorfield Scanner for Magnetic Flux

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A VGA driver on the FPGA side of the SoC connects to the ARM side. 8-bit pixels were used to conserve memory on the FPGA
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VGA graphics for ARM SoC

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Add your info and a link to your project if you are looking for a collaborator. Please see guidelines in description.
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Collaborator Matchup

Sophi KravitzSophi Kravitz

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PATA(IDE) Hard Disk MP3 Music Player Source Code
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PATA(IDE) Hard Disk MP3 Music Player

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Dr. Cockroach wrote 03/04/2020 at 18:22 • point

Hello J and thank you for liking #Shortwave Crystal Radio - A blast from my past  :-)

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Patrick Van Oosterwijck wrote 09/09/2018 at 05:35 • point

Thanks for liking my #wESP32: Wired ESP32 with Ethernet and PoE project!

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John Leeman wrote 03/31/2016 at 11:38 • point

Thanks for checking out the 3D compass!

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