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Travis Lin

Independence hardware developer

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travis-lin

Who I Am

I am a hardware developer in China, and I enjoy making something with Arduino

Why I'm on Hackaday.io

As a hardware developer I'd like to share my project with you.

My Projects

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This is a start tutorial for D-duino. D-duino could be the easiest way to learn IOT. ESP8266+OLED is a very useful combination。
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How to start with D-duino(D-duino-B&X-8266)

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A low cost IOT but useful project.
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Weather assistant by D-duino

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X-project application
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WiFi World Clock

Travis Lin

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As you know 2015 is a ESP8266 year. We developed this D-duino(Display duino) for everyone. It is a platform for beginners to learn IOT.
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D-duino(Arduino&NodeMCU&ESP8266&0.96OLED)

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A low cost simple project
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Movable WiFi scanner

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I hope everyone could have a capability to develop electronic projects. X-project has a lot of "X-size" shields.Easy to connect and learn.
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X-2812B(X-Project)

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My Pages

  • D-duino-B

    11/29/2016 at 01:54 • 0 comments

    https://www.tindie.com/products/lspoplove/d-duino-barduino-and-nodemcu-and-esp8266-and-13oled/?pt=ac_prod_search

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Projects I Like & Follow

  • The 2016 Hackaday Prize
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Use your lasercutter to make an optics bench.
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Lasercut Optics Bench

Peter Walsh

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Utilizing the Raspberry Pi to be a video intercom using a USB webcam and IO board
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Raspberry Pi Win10 IoT Intercom

deandob

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An 8x8 Led matix to display messages on the wall
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Pi Zero IOT Led Matrix Beamer

Alain Mauer

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Revision 2 of tiny linear servo extender totally revorked and improved. Much easier to assemble, tight fit and robust design
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3D-Printed Linear Servo Extender

Roger Rabbit

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Clueless, broken robots thrive on Genetic Algorithms and Procedural Generation
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IQ Zero: Evolving Unprogrammed Robots

Die, Master Monkey!

  • The 2016 Hackaday Prize
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This is an Arduino-compatible, vertically-mountable microcontroller board made entirely of TH components
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Vertically mounted Arduino for Breadboard

Clovis Fritzen

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Using a light gun to interact with a video synthesizer and produce sound.
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NES Zapper Video Synth Theremin

Russell Kramer

  • The 2016 Hackaday Prize
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This project will allow for the transmission of high quality audio, which isn't possible through Bluetooth, to speakers and headphones
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Portable Wi-Fi DAC & Amplifier

Hemanth Pemmaraju

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An ATtiny Annoy-O-Tron with a Hewlett Packard Colorado T100E Tape Backup Drive. What!?
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Click Whir Squee

Pete Prodoehl

  • The 2016 Hackaday Prize
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Low cost IoT platform for Arduino Nano and Raspberry Pi under 9USD for all parts (included shipping) base on Ebay seller.
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Low cost (~ 9$) IoT for Arduino and Raspberry Pi

Simon

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First Wi-Fi + Bluetooth HAT for Raspberry Pi with 40 pins at an affordable price, get rid of your wires, here comes the IoT HAT by RedBear
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IoT HAT for Raspberry Pi Zero and more

RedBear

  • The 2016 Hackaday Prize
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To help build a perfect shelter for feral cats and protect them from the harsh climate. To reduce suffering for those who have no voice.
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Cats in Motion

Brenda Armour

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A nerdy clock with LED’s including an ATmega328P, a RTC and everyone’s favorite WiFi-Chip.
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binaryClock

Jeremias

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Build an inexpensive probe that can monitor and record electric signals generated by weak electric fish remotely .
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The Amazing Electric Fish Detector

Michael Haag

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Omnidirectional robotic platform
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Mini Loki

David Sanchez Falero

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A basic employee clocking using NFC using a restful API in Java.
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ESP8266 NFC Employee Clocking

David Lizárraga

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Project to adapt the netflix socks to run on the Lilypad (+ adaption for playstation)
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Netflix socks with a Lilypad

boekenwuurm

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My first nixie clock w/ IN-14 and a dekatron with a temporary mounting
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Just another Nixie Clock

fullyanalog-programmer

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