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Marco Gonzalez

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Bypass the Arduino library to get 688,000 samples/sec (52 times faster than the library). Fast enough for audio signals.

Arduino Oscilloscope: 688000 samples/sec

bruce-land Bruce Land

IoT power strip controlled by ESP8266 and SSR.

IoT power strip using ESP8266

pedro-minatel Pedro Minatel

CO2 canister powered rocket launcher, because why not

CO2 Cartridge Rocket Launcher

alex-anderson Alex Anderson

Be able to make & upload MagSpoof with variable tracks, to use it without Arduino dependencies, and implement it on the same Raspberry GPIO.

MagSpoofPI

salvador-mendoza Salvador Mendoza

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Test Access Port over HTTP

HTTaP

yann-guidon-ygdes Yann Guidon / YGDES

Working with RFID is so much fun, you can do alot with these tags like controlling relay, turing lights on off, access control, door lock

Arduino RFID Shield

bhaskaranil430 bhaskar.anil430

Simplified AVR Prototyping with a breadboard-friendly breakout

T-Board: uc Prototyping

andrew-retallack Andrew Retallack

I needed a fragile object to take up half my garage and constantly be where it bothers me.

AutoVex -- Arduino Greenhouse

Repurposing old Nintendo DS lites as IOT controllers.

NDS Lite IOT Controller.

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

I am upgrading my prusai3 to a massive build volume during which I will also be adding peristaltic pumps, for printing batteries

3d Battery Printer

An ATtiny13 measures a voltage and steps a stepper for- and backwards

Control of a stepper motor with a voltage

Gerhard Schmidt

took a class at a local maker space for arduino basics now i have an arduino to play with and some ideas

learn arduino

Hatterofthewaste

I am developing a remote control of G-gage train model by TOSHIBA FlashAir and Arduino (ATmega328).

Remote control of G-gage train model by FlashAir

ayase-hiro AYASE Hiro

This is what happens after 4 bottles of wine and a $40 trip to the hardware store.

Wine not shed some light?

A binary message beeper for the Arduino demonstrating the Arecibo message

Arecibo message from an Arduino

Bits