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Neil Parris

I love making things in my spare time and have been tinkering with electronics since I was a kid with a soldering iron.

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This user joined on 02/23/2020.

My Projects

A star shaped PCB with 10x LEDs on each side, a programmable ATMEGA328, and micro USB power option

“The Star” 20x LED decoration

Projects I Like & Follow

An digital clock made out of 144 7 segment displays

7 Segment display array clock

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Utilizing 8 accelerometers mounted on 3D printed rings, LOTR gives users the ability to type anywhere and anyway.

Lord of the Rings

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

A low cost, open-source, universal-like remote control system that translates the user's spoken words into commands to electronic devices.

TV Remote Control via Offline Speech Recognition

Create 3D printing filament from PET flakes. Bottle → Flakes → FILAMENT → 3D Printing

3D printer filament maker

A UV light curing chamber made with an old rack, some aluminum foil, and three 50W UV LEDS. An Arduino is used as a programmable timer.

UV Curing Chamber for SLA resin 3D prints

Andrés Lopez Pulzovan

An 8-bit TTL computer with 8 bits of address space.

Boxer-1 TTL Computer

Stranger Things themed desktop board / word clock

Stranger Board

I'm attempting to recycle my household plastic into usable 3D printer filament

Recycling Household Plastic for 3D printing

An Arduino based project that can turn off led by blowing on it (uses Microphone Sound Sensor module).

Arduino Birthday Candle

Amal Mathew Amal Mathew

Motion Drone Controller

An attempt to wirelessly control an old Hitachi air conditioner

Let me control you: Hitachi air conditioner

Florian Florian

Get in a go-kart... put on a hololens... and play a real-life Mario Kart complete with holographic power-ups that boost your kart's speed!

Real Life Mario Kart

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

Carolina Con 16 Hardware Badge

I developed Freedom Shield to protect the rights of individuals to peaceably assemble and petition their government.

Freedom Shield

A follow-up tutorial to Pi Project 001, where a RAM Copper Heatsink is now added to the back of the Raspberry Pi, providing greater cooling.

Raspberry Pi RAM Copper Heatsink Setup

Word Clock on a Scrabble Board using addressable LEDs and an Ardu Nano.

Scrabble Word Clock

M-Bus Shield for smartmetering with Arduino MKR

Arduino M-Bus Shield

LED lit Lego Lightsaber

May the Force be with Lego

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