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Myles Eftos

Web developer interested in embedded systems and 3D printing

Melbourne, Australia

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This user joined on 11/13/2015.

My Projects

I want to automate my air conditioning. Unfortunately, the Fujitsu remote controller we have doesn't have IR. It does have serial though...

Reverse engineering a Fujitsu Air Conditioner Unit

IKEA Hack: Make the Duktig kitchen microwave a little bit more realistic.

A microwave interface for the Duktig kids kitchen

An ESP8266-based garage door opening device

Garage Door Opener

Yet another IR-blaster, but this time with CEC (and WIFI)

IR-blaster with CEC

I bought one of the ill-fated Makibox 3D printer 4 years ago. Time to make it earn it's keep - but as something it was not intended to be.

Turning a Makibox into a PCB Mill

Others have shown cheap Chinese WiFi Outlets can be hacked. Time to see how hard it is. (Hint: not very)

Hacking a Cheap Wifi Outlet

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Projects I Like & Follow

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Fun on a keychain - based on LitcheePi Zero

Funkey Zero

The single chip embedded Linux board

Blueberry PI

Marcel Thürmer

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

This project started when my digger obsessed son said 'Daddy can you make me an Excavator?' So I thought sure how hard can it be....

Plywood Excavator

Messing around with Annax Flip-Dot displays.

Flip-Dot Display & DIY Controller

Building a Spot Welder for 18650 battery packs is an interesting and challenging adventure. How to over-engineer a spot welder.

DIY Spot Welder for Creating Battery Packs

Timo Birnschein

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

ESP8266 based Solar Powered wireless Weather Station

SOLAR POWERED WIFI WEATHER STATION

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Lawnmower Robot powered with rechargeble battery with 10 watt solar panel.

Lawnmower Robot

Vittorio Loschiavo

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Closed-loop air pressure control that can talk to a microcontroller

Electronic pressure regulator

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Low Power Temperature/Humidity Monitoring

Gecko Node - Wireless Low Power Sensor

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Projector-camera augmented reality electronics workbench

AR Workbench

3D-printed chassi for Ardumower

Ardumower Arctic Hare X2

I bought one of these for about A$32. Pretty good once you debug the demo code!

The WaveShare 2.9" e-Paper Display

Add some smarts to your beer: see how much is left and turn off the taps when you’re not around.

Keezer (Keg/Tap/Beer) Controller

*If you have boards with a tiny BoM consisting of large parts not rotated from their original position in the tape - and have a vacuum pump!

$150 Pick and Place Machine*

My goal was to create and share an open source water monitoring system that was capable of measuring water temperature, pH, and ORP.

Pool Water Quality Monitor

Brian Chamberlain

Open Source BLE SensorTag Android application working on Android Studio 3.1.2 and Android SDK 27 (Android > 8.1)

SensorTag-CC2650

just as the title suggests, it is lapel pin made out of a pcb with designs to look like a 3.5" floppy disk

3.5" floppy disk PCB lapel pin

A Faithful implementation of the AC Zero Cross Detector designed by Dextrel.net (now offline)

Easy Safe Lowpower AC Zero Cross Detector

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Timothy Woo wrote 11/08/2017 at 22:09

Thanks for following my Reflowduino project!

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