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Martin Fasani

Web developer, interested in electronics, IoT and programming ESP32 / ESP8266 / Arduino boards. 3D printing & part time designer

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Who I Am

I enjoy fiddling with electronics and bits. Also designing stuff and 3D printing.

Why I'm on Hackaday.io

To read about interesting projects from people that usually knows much more than myself

ESP8266 ESP32 c++ php Api 3d printing 3D Modeling blender
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  • Fasarek 3D-printing + FS2 Camera
  • Personal blog, electronics and portfolio

This user joined on 08/04/2018.

My Projects

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Remora is a simple pseudo animation language that receives UDP short commands to launch LED Animations
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Remora

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The FS2 is a digital Polaroid that uploads the photo instantly to the cloud
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ESP32 / 8266 WiFi instant Camera

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Use this RGB Leds that are in your garage to build your own Lights. As simple as Leds, Ω and soldiering (To be safe max. 30 mA per GPIO)
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ESP32-MeshKit custom RGB LED Lamps

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A minimal Raspbian setup to run ORCΛ and connected midi devices
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ORPI

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Projects I Contribute To

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Using e.g. ESP32 and cheap camera to make a remote monitoring device that can watch things e.g. meters, gages, etc...
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Low cost / low power sleep / WiFi Camera

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  • Home automation using Alexa, part I

    01/03/2019 at 05:31 • 0 comments

    Starting to play around controlling things with Alexa, using partly ESP32 libraries, partly some Chinese elements like Sonoff that is just a WiFI chip.

    So this is just one of the targets, an old DDR times, coffee grinder branded AEG. Model: Noisy

    Result here:

    https://twitter.com/martinfasani/status/1080553388323020803?s=21

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Things I've Built

IoT E-ink display

This E-Ink dynamic display is powered by a ESP8266. It connects to the local WiFi and reads calendar entries with the goal of displaying last Meetings in the meetings room or send web screenshots. More: https://fasani.de/iot/iot-e-ink-display/

Projects I Like & Follow

  • The 2018 Hackaday Prize
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An open-source, 3D printed, high precision robotic arm with trainability
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Dexter

Haddington DynamicsHaddington Dynamics

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cordwood + smt + jewelry + blinkies + zinc-air batteries
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cyborg ring

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Paxcounter is a proof-of-concept device for metering passenger flows in realtime. It counts how many mobile devices are around.
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ESP32-Paxcounter

VerkehrsrotVerkehrsrot

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Visually Programing ESPcopter - ESP8266 based programmable Drone with Visuino
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Programing ESPcopter - ESP8266 Drone with Visuino

Boian MitovBoian Mitov

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Using e.g. ESP32 and cheap camera to make a remote monitoring device that can watch things e.g. meters, gages, etc...
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Low cost / low power sleep / WiFi Camera

James NewtonJames Newton

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Tomographic scanner using my X-Ray machine, a simple motor to rotate the object and a reconstruction software
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X-Ray CT Scanner

Fran PiernasFran Piernas

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Printed desk toys demonstrating the function of a tourbillon for those that can't afford a stratospherically expensive mechanical watch
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3D-Printed Flying Tourbillon Models

EBEB

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Persistence of vision is awesome
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Global View

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Emulation of a Z80-based CP/M 2.2 machine with 64K ram on an ESP8266
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CP/M 8266

matsengmatseng

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Make an open source smart speaker for daily use
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Smart Speaker from Scratch

YihuiYihui

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A first attempt for a small, attractive and practical soldering station, a project designed not by the cost but rather the experimentation.
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AVR Soldering Iron

ManosManos

  • The 2017 Hackaday Prize
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A host of IoT devices aimed at helping administer light therapy treatment to Alzheimer's patients (based on MIT study)
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Non-Invasive Alzheimer's Light Therapy Devices

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Open-source, modular, portable computer system.
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OpenPDA

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One blinky to rule them all: ARM, AVR, 8051 (?MSP430)
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Polyglot: One binary multiple architectures

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A Versatile AVR-based Data Recorder
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A Versatile AVR-based Data Recorder

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This project will be the access point for my nRF24L01+ (mesh) network.
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nRF24L01+ network internet access point

PeetselectronicsPeetselectronics

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A Heltec Wifi LoRa 32 project using ESPRESSIF modules.
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ESP32 WiFi with OLED module

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A servo controlled mirror and light source to amuse felines
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Automajick Cat Toy

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