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pedrosland

Learning microcontrollers

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2021 Hackaday Prize

A physical switch for my computer to choose between Linux and Windows

Hardware boot selection switch

Stephen Holdaway

Supplyframe DesignLab: 2023 Hackada…

Very easy to repeat and inexpensive pocket-sized DIY thermal imager

DIY pocket thermal imager

DIY Skirt with 120 Neopixel LEDs and motion detection

Neopixel LED Skirt

Expansion boards are designed to be easy to use in DIY IoT projects, low cost, reliable, saves the pain of cabling bread boards

STM32 Blue pill IoT expansion boards

An Arduino controlled infinity mirror mask. You can even see while wearing it!

Infinity Mirror Scuba Mask

A low cost ultra-low-power small-sized high accuracy temperature logger for use in scientific research.

Low-cost/power/size temperature logger

A quiet El Wire inverter with USB plug for easy use.

Quiet EL Wire Inverter

Embedding addressable RGB LEDs (WS2812/Neopixel) in a 3D printed Christmas tree to have a nice diffusion effect.

Embedded LED 3D Printed Christmas Tree

A kinetic sculpture made using 3D printing and laser cutting with two mechaduinos for friction compensation

Electrokinetic sculpture

Martijn Schouten

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

IOT smoke and fire alarm to send SMS notification if it detects smoke and leakage of combustible gas.

IOT smoke alarm with SMS notification

I live in a rented flat and didn't want to shell out ~£200 for a Nest thermostat, so I decided to build my own.

Smart IOT thermostat

Kinetic Art on sand using CoreXY mechanism

Automated Zen Garden

Vipin M Vipin M

20 autonomous battery-powered bright LEDs, TouchOSC interface, generative art, Artnet(DMX)/OpenSoundControl support

Radio LED controller

Alexander Urbanovich

3D printed vase using transparent 3D printer filament as light guide and Neopixel LEDs for illumination.

Neopixel Vase

programming Arduino Nano through Bluetooth

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Building a system that encodes and reads music in MIDI format and controls the flashing of a Neon Sign with minimal latency

Real-Time Audio-Controlled Neon

Voltage: 0-3.3V; Frequency: 1Hz-10kHz; 3 Sampling Modes: auto, normal and single time; 2 Trigger Modes: rising edge and falling edge!

How I Create Oscilloscope with STM32 &You Can Too!

RT-Thread IoT OS

A scale model of the Italian COSMO-SkyMed satellite brought to life with the addition of a small flashing light.

Flashing satellite model

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