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Projects using the Core, Electron or Photon by Particle, an Internet of Things platform! Visit Particle at particle.io
Curated by Sophi Kravitz
Hackaday Prize Entries using Atmel parts
Projects that blur the line between technology, rapid prototyping, artistic and creative
10 projects that move on to the Finals round of The 2015 Hackaday Prize
Hackaday Prize Entries using Microchip parts
These 20 projects are the semifinalists in the Assistive Technology category
Hardware badge projects and badge contest entries
Curated by Richard Hogben
Projects using Atmel hardware
Curated by Lutetium
2015 Hackaday Prize Entries that Move!
Curated by Mike Szczys
Projects based upon iRobot's vacuum platform
Curated by Adam Fabio
Robots that teach
Projects utilizing everyone's favorite $5 WiFi Module
The place to learn all the things about ESP8266!
Curated by tutorials
100 projects that move on to the Semifinal round of The 2015 Hackaday Prize
Hackaday Prize Entries using TI Parts
projects using the purple PCBs
Curated by oshpark
You know us best for our processors. But we do so much more. We are makers, catalysts and inventors.
Curated by intel
Projects that were officially submitted to the 2015 Hackaday Prize
These 20 projects are the semifinalists of the Open Hardware Design Challenge of the 2018 Hackaday Prize
Curated by Dusan Petrovic
Scanning Electrons, Atomic Forces, and more!
Arduino is an open source hardware platform for making interactive objects that can sense and control the physical world.
Curated by Atmel Corporation
Immersion with the virtual world with VR, DIY style!
Interesting ways to amplify sound
Connectivity projects using Hologram
Curated by Hologram
Hackaday Prize Entries using Digi-Key parts
Projects based on everyone's favorite low cost Linux Machine - The Raspberry Pi
Featured Projects on Hackaday.io
Projects using Texas Instruments hardware
Washed and Dried - these projects make laundry day a bit easier
Robots that get around
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Hackaday Prize entries using Digikey parts
Make little things bigger with lenses and lights
Kickstarter, Indiegogo, etc. Builds with successful Crowd Funding campaigns
Hackaday Prize Entries using Atmel Parts
Build a Clock to show that Hobby Electronics are not to be feared
Hackaday.io projects you can buy in the Tindie maker marketplace
Curated by Tindie
Carve up the concrete jungle with these skateboard projects
These 20 projects are the semifinalists of the Power Harvesting Module Challenge of the 2018 Hackaday Prize
Relax in your home in the cloud. We've got it all under control
Projects using Microchip hardware
Hack your mind!
Are you a pinball Wizard?
Hackaday Prize entries using Microchip parts
Electronics, Mechanics, and of course, 3D Printed!
Awesome projects using the popular Arduino platform
Projects Satisfying the 2015 Hackaday Prize Best Product Requirements
From multimeters to scopes. Your test equipment projects go here!
Starts July 11th - Ends August 22nd / Automate your life. Program a robot to obey your every command.
Starts March 14th - Ends April 25th / We want to see your ideas in words and pictures.
Here is the place to learn FPGA
Art of the Hacker - installations, sound & lights, robot arts & artists
Projects using Freescale hardware
2015 Hackaday Prize entries with interesting User Interfaces
Projects using the 6502, 65816, and other related CPUs
Curated by Benchoff
Simple prints that do something awesome
Just good looking projects made on Hackaday
Curated by Bogdan Roșu
Projects based on everyone's other favorite low-cost Linux machine
Curated by kristina panos
Hackaday Prize Entries using Freescale Parts
10 Finalists for Best Product in the 2015 Hackaday Prize
Projects that use Piezoelectric elements
Starts May 30th - Ends July 11th This challenge is about expanding the frontiers of knowledge.
Starts April 25th - Ends May 30th / You’re an independent thinker, a troublemaker, and have no respect for the status quo.
These 20 projects are the semifinalists of the Robotics Module Challenge of the 2018 Hackaday Prize