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Jan Clement

engineer by passion, building custom electronics for the industry, musician and sport enthusiast

Freiburg, Germany

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The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Avoiding fatigue by automatically controlling the direction of a fan's air flow using face and eye blink detection.

AutoFan - Automated Control of Air Flow

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

An open source platform to help induce and explore the realm of Lucid Dreaming for Research and Personal Well-being

OpenLD: Lucid Dreaming Research Platform

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Combining a 3-axis accelerometer with an Arduino to create a networked fall-detection device and alert system for individuals at risk.

Fall Detector Wearable for Elderly and Clinics

Programming an Arduino wirelessly within the Arduino IDE using the ESP8266 as a transparent serial device

Wireless Arduino uploading using ESP8266

mishel-george Mishel George

The $10 smartphone controlled Arduino. First steps to controlling the Huzzah breakout with your mobile phone and Blynk.

Huzzah ESP8266 and Blynk.cc App

richard-hogben Richard Hogben

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

The garden squid is an open platform for indoor garden automation to bring software, hardware, and garden hackers together!

Garden Squid

Christine Banek

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

The PhotonHome is the next step in bringing the Photon environment to AC powered applications

PhotonHome - AC Power IoT Homebase

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Raksh, named after the Sanskrit word “safeguard,” is a low cost (25$) bluetooth-based, ear-worn multi-parameter monitoring platform.

Raksh:The 25$ earworn child pneumonia monitor

vignesh-ravichandran Vignesh Ravichandran

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

We are building an assistive robotic arm for my daughter who recently became paralyzed in her left arm.

Building an Assistive Robotic Arm

bodo-hoenen Bodo Hoenen

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Trying some different ideas to combine Snap Circuits with Lego. In this first attempt, I built a mirror spinner.

An Experiment to Combine Lego and Snap Circuits

steve-schuler Steve Schuler

I think there are quite a few on hackaday.io and I'd like to find out what you're making

Hacker Burners

jasmine-brackett Jasmine Brackett

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Using only a single wire to increase sensitivity, an Arduino's ADC can be used to detect motion!

Detecting Motion With AC/Static Electricity

lixie-labs Lixie Labs

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

The AriCalculator is a DIY calculator or a general purpose handheld device.

AriCalculator - A homemade handheld calculator

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

The project idea is to design custom surgical instruments like retractors both in size or shape and 3d print them

Open Sourcing Surgery

leandro leandro

Small and cheap 12V dimmer with several IOs and communication busses

ATmega 8 dimmer switch

A little project that involves cheap laser diodes, e.g. to be used as a little annoying laser show or electronic fireworks, or just for fun.

Laserworks

leonard Leonard

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

A personal tactile interrupt generator for people with AD[H]D (and maybe others as well).

BuzzWatch

A first project made for the IoT-course given at HoWEST Belgium. Simon Says implementation with the DPTechnics IoT-kit

Simon Says with DPT-Board

daan-pape Daan Pape

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