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A bluetooth gamepad integrated into a phone case.

Bluetooth Gamepad Phone Case

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

HelloSpoon is a DIY social robot kit intended to feed children and elderly with upper limb difficulties while giving them a fun time.

HelloSpoon robot.

luis-garcia-gonzalez Luis Garcia Gonzalez

Spinal Cord for Robotics. The easiest way to connect the brains of your phone to the brawn of robotics.

BotSpine

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Making an mobile microscope using smartphone, laser light lens, evive and some 3 D printed parts.

DIY Mobile Microscope

evive-toolkit evive toolkit

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

...or how to build an extension module, that can enhance your abilities with your phone.

Hacking a Fairphone

kirschner-christoph Kirschner Christoph

Turn your regular car into a smart car with those easy tricks for only $50-$70 of components

DIY Smart Car System

In 2011, I worked on a prototype head mounted display using two smartphones as display panels for left and right eyes. It used LEEP lenses.

A Smartphone-Based Head Mounted Display

A great idea for symbiosis between Arduino and Android

Arduino robot controlled by Android smartphone

mircemk mircemk

IronBot is a 3-in-1 DIY robot-learning kit, which can be assembled robotic arm, biped robot or humanoid robot by kids age 8 and up.

IronBot-A Smartphone-Operated Robot!

DIY sensitive VLF METAL DETECTOR with Smartphone

DIY simple smartphone Metal Detector

mircemk mircemk

Add an 10x folding magnifying lens to you (cheap) smartphone to add macro capabilities!

10€ macro smartphone "hack"

Learn how to measure, export and visualise sensor data on an Android smartphone using the IoTool app. Valid for many different sensors.

Collect IoT data with IoTool and a smartphone

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Using custom or modified smartphone hardware, developing an OS that uses as little battery power as possible, to gain weeks without charge.

Low power smartphone OS

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Make & 3D print your own phone with sensors, displays, electronics, batteries and antennas. Customize Android and do exactly your thing!

Kite : Open Hardware Android Smartphone

shree-kumar Shree Kumar

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

433MHz transceiver for texting and radio control with your smartphone

433MHz Texting and Controller