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Mike Ferrara

RF & Microwave engineer, Ham radio guy. Linux/Unix only; no windows here.

Santa Rosa, CA, USA

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This user joined on 08/11/2019.

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Houses are expensive, and wages aren't really going up. So, what to do? Model the problem to understand the variables at play.

How much house can an RF/uWave EE afford?

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The 2017 Hackaday Prize

KiCAD component and footprint libary for ESP32 ,ESP32-WROOM, and ESP3212 modules

ESP32 KiCAD Library

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

LitePlacer is a Pick and Place machine optimized for prototype assembly. It has optical calibration with two cameras: www.liteplacer.com

LitePlacer - a low cost Pick and Place machine

juha-kuusama Juha Kuusama

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Modular low cost building blocks for home automation and other control systems.

Low Cost Home Automation

Developing a TTL-off-the-frame exposure meter based on the TSL235R for the Canon P rangefinder.

TTL exposure meter for the Canon P rangefinder

kevin-kadooka Kevin Kadooka

By gimbaling the camera view instead of the actual cameras, orientational error and resulting motion sickness are greatly diminished.

Minimal Latency Oculus Rift FPV

karri-palovuori Karri Palovuori

A simple HID for executing scripts via bluetooth from Android phones

Bluetooth Rubber Duck

a reincarnation of classic Nintendo Hardware

R.O.B. 2.0

joshua-vasquez Joshua Vasquez

Dead laptops have USB Bluetooth that can be used again.

PC Bluetooth Reconditioning

stanislas-bertrand Stanislas Bertrand

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Easily scalable home automation solution using RF SoC

Wireless sensor/actuator network with CC430

panovvv panovvv

Hackaday Prize 2019

This projects converts a Bobby-Car (children's ride-on toy) to electric by using 4 Hoverboard motors, VESC controllers and an ESP32

Electric Bobby-Car

peter-ptzi Peter Pötzi

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

An IoT Air Freshener, using some 3D printing, a NodeMCU, Arduino IDE, IFTTT and Adafruit.IO. Configure your own triggers and have fun!

IoT Air Freshener

Collaborative rocket design.

3DPMRS - 3D Printed Modular Rocket System

mike-maluk Mike Maluk

ArduPiSHIELD - universal IoT shield for Raspberry Pi and Arduino Uno, Nano, Mini, Pro Mini, Micro, Leonardo and many other boards

IoT ArduPiSHIELD for Raspberry Pi and Arduino

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Reducing the complex nature of more mature automation and IoT frameworks by way of limiting components and scope.

Lightweight Personal IoT Framework

Take an unloved old camera and give a new lease of life

Adventures in Digitising Vintage Cameras

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

I made this mini crossbow just for fun so i can shoot at things with toothpicks.

Mini 3D printable crossbow

brian-brocken Brian Brocken

3D printed ball screw actuator focusing on minimal cost.

3D Printed Ball Screw Actuator

A simple Bluetooth receptor to stream music to your vintage speakers.

Simple Bluetooth Adapter

antoine Antoine

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