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Tim

Always looking to learn a new making skill

Adelaide, australia

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This user joined on 11/28/2016.

Projects I Contribute To

DIY automatic water pump system for coffee machine with Raspberry Pi, HC-SR04 Ultrasonic Sensor and Cloud4RPi control panel

Smart Coffee Machine Pump

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Cameras

Projects leading to building a full camera solution

Curated by Tim

Things I've Built

Robotics learning platform

Build a set of robots to teach Arduino to NOOBs on

Rotory Calendar

Experimentation with using paint to enhance the laser etching of acrylic

Test tube UV/IR Light Exposure System

A system to safely expose test tubes to bursts of UVA and IR light for controlled periods of time, and management of safety interlocks.

Data Aqusition

Acquiring data from a range of precision sensors to be processed in National Instruments Labview software

Optical Nerve Stimulator

This unit flashes a specific wavelength and intensity of blue light, then red light into the pupal to allow a ML camera to detect the responsiveness of the iris to the different lights. Control was via a Rpi interfaced to a MATLAB script

Projects I Like & Follow

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Pi Zero and camera weigh 13 grams making it an ideal setup for data logging, HD video recording and custom On Screen Display for FPV.

Raspberry Pi Zero FPV camera and OSD

maksim-surguy Maksim Surguy

Implement the fantastic robotic packages offered by the TurtleBot3 robot on a budget without sacrificing features and performances.

Build your own TurtleBot 3 backbone

Emulate Citroen's Lexia / Actia Diagnostics tool to query the CAN bus and log the results to SD card.

CAN Diagnostics Logger with Arduino CAN shield

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

A standalone, open-source thermal imager which can be built for under $50 in parts.

LCIRIC - Low Cost Infrared Imaging Camera

josh-lange Josh Lange

2021 Hackaday Prize

Minimal 'no frills' development platform for farm robots

Basic Farm Robot 2021

capt-flatus-oflaherty Capt. Flatus O'Flaherty ☠

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Building an inexpensive (as close to free as possible) workstation based on the Raspberry Pi 3

Raspberry Pi 3 based workstation

LED strip fades in when somebody is doing something at the kitchen cupboard.

Auto-fading LED strip for kitchen

ALL-IN-ONE Irrigation and monitoring system for Smart Homes

Droplet Smart Irrigation System

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Clip-on battery-free energy monitor

Energio: Zero battery IoT energy monitor

Hackaday Prize 2019

Workbench Assistant: A helper bot who illuminates your work & deals with the fumes.

Automatic Fume Extractor

william William

Developing a simple and inexpensive microscope based on the RPi to be used in education and by citizen cientists

An inexpensive Raspberry Pi based microscope

DIY automatic water pump system for coffee machine with Raspberry Pi, HC-SR04 Ultrasonic Sensor and Cloud4RPi control panel

Smart Coffee Machine Pump

Using new technology to bring an old 4 axis DC robotic arm back to life

RobotResto: Restoring a 4 Axis Arm

Generic Bus Shutter Controller for 3 brands of switch

Web Enabled Shutter v2

florian-cliquet Florian Cliquet

Endurance opens source code for schools, universities, for robotics camps of SelfieBot. SelfieBot is a basic (stationary) telepresence

SelfieBot for education. DIY mobile driven robot.

George I Fomitchev

Completely CMOS infinite tonal explorer

Analog Aleatron

2021 Hackaday Prize

A platform full of different kinds of electronics to see how far I can go with making a small autonomous vehicle.

Autonomous Land Vehicle

ap-tech ap-tech

The Zifnu Rocket Kit #1 combines model making and electronics to create a fun-to-build kit that is designed to inspire and educate.

Laser-Cut Rocket Model Kit & RGB LED Dev Board

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William wrote 08/06/2019 at 18:16

Hey Tim! Thanks for following my #Automatic Fume Extractor project! More updates coming soon!

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RUN.CAM wrote 07/15/2017 at 05:41

Thank you for following RGGBer project. It is now live on

https://www.crowdsupply.com/jie-zou/rggber-dev-kit and we will launch it in Aug 2017 and you may sign up for latest information. RGGBer Dev Kit makes embedded vision development easy!

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