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Matt Agius

I am a hardware hacker and software developer working out of North Carolina

North Carolina, USA

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This user joined on 02/17/2020.

My Projects

This space themed hardware #badgelife badge is the official badge for Carolina Con Online 2 in 2022

Carolina Con Online 2 Badge

This BBQ themed hardware #badgelife badge is the official badge for Carolina Con Online in 2021.

Carolina Con Online Badge

A PCB badge for the Hacking conference, Carolina Con. Features PCB art and glowing eyes.

Carolina Con 16 Hardware Badge

Projects I Like & Follow

Hackaday Prize 2019

A low-cost, high-performance bipedal walking robot

Blackbird Bipedal Robot

An digital clock made out of 144 7 segment displays

7 Segment display array clock

Getting Marlin to run on the Monoprice Mini/Malyan M200.

Monoprice Mini Marlin 2.0 Support

jc-nelson J.C. Nelson

Tutorial on how to run Windows PC applications on Android mobile devices

Launch any Windows Software on Android

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Zn-Cu stomach acid based bio-galvanic cell powers a hacked activity tracker small enough to swallow and reconfigured as a 'smart pill'.

Stomach Acid Powered Smart Pill

curt-white Curt White

This logic gates circuit may be used to blink 5 led lines as Christmas lights.

Led blink with logic gates

Adding a Flask web interface (and other stuff) to the Google AIY Voice Kit.

VoiceBox

Take an small robotic arm (MeArm) and a dev board with more processing power than necessary (Jetson TX2). What could go possibly go wrong?

Ty the Typing Robot

elecia-white Elecia White

Setting up RFID on a Raspberry Pi using Microsoft IOT Core.

RFID on Raspberry Pi

old flip-dot matrix display repurposed as a clock

Flip-dot clock

A robot fish with pcb fins

Robot Fish (PCB Fins)

carl-bugeja Carl Bugeja

A collection of wirelessly connected color changing costume pieces, controlled by a 'magic' color sensing wand.

Color Stealing Fairy

angela-sheehan Angela Sheehan

This is a simple Arduino shield for Nimbelink Skywire cellular modems. They all have the same pinout, so the modems are interchangeable.

Arduino Shield for CAT M1 and NB-IoT Modems

nootropic-design nootropic design

3D printed Screwdriver stand with attached Note Box

DYI Screwdriver stand

marius-taciuc Marius Taciuc

A clock displaying the accurate count of the number of seconds that have elapsed since the Unix epoch

Unix Time Clock

dillon-nichols Dillon Nichols

A new bootloader concept using RF devices for programming (nrf24L01 currently), this is very suitable for IoT low power projects

RF ATmega Bootloader

andreimestereaga

Heart Rate Monitor and LED Position Marker

Wearables for VR

nicholas-stedman Nicholas Stedman

A non-destructive vintage Nixie voltmeter clock conversion

Nixie Voltmeter Clock

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