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The 2016 Hackaday Prize

This project is a fancy Clock and weather display built around a monitor and a Raspberry Pi.

PiClock - A Raspberry Pi Clock & Weather Display

kevin-uhlir Kevin Uhlir

Hackaday Prize 2019

A multimeter, based on the STM32F373, which can measure voltage, current and power (both bipolar and DC or true RMS with multiple ranges).

STM32 Open Source Multimeter

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

An LED strip of white LEDs that can be turned on, dimmed, and turned off with a wave of your hand

Motion Controlled Cabinet Light

thomas-snow Thomas Snow

Keep accurate time by connecting a cheap $2 Ikea analog clock to the Internet using ESP-12/NodeMCU/ATtiny85

ESPCLOCK2

Clueless, broken robots thrive on Genetic Algorithms and Procedural Generation

IQ Zero: Evolving Unprogrammed Robots

die-master-monkey Die, Master Monkey!

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

The classical Game of Life by John Conway implementer for Atmel ATtiny85 microcontroller on Tinusaur board and MAX7219 driven LED 8x8 matrix

The Tinusaur Plays Conway’s Game of Life

neven-boyanov Neven Boyanov