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mini338

Just an everyday guy who likes building cool things. Have a passion for pinball, code, and boardwork. Hope to grow my knowledge

Seattle, WA

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This user joined on 01/28/2021.

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The 2017 Hackaday Prize

An open, superior, low cost alternative to FDM 3D printing that takes advantage of high res LCD technology and modern curable resins.

Low Cost, Open Source, LCD based SLA 3D Printer

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

3D Printed components and other hardware to make a PCB routing machine, which inherently can do other things.

3D Printed PCB mill

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

This project focuses on using building a budget powder bed 3d printer capable of printing bones, and creating the needed ink and powder.

Printing bones on a DIY powder bed 3d printer

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Smart Cap consists of a monocular head mounted display and supports voice recognition and first person video streaming.

Smart Cap

arvind-sanjeev Arvind Sanjeev

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

nRF52832 ECG fitness tracker hacked into EEG glasses using Arduino code + detect concentration/relaxation with neural network web app

Hacking a $35 ECG nRF52 Fitness Tracker into EEG

curt-white Curt White

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Selfmade watch that helps You learn STM32 programming.

nWatch

peter-wasilewski Peter Wasilewski

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

To solve the age-old first-world-problem of having too many automatic mechanical watches, configurable from a smartphone!

IoT Mechanical Watch Winder

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Applying polymorphism to hardware enables users to do more with their devices while avoiding IoT pitfalls.

Polymorphic Hardware

trey-german Trey German

An AVR Programmer based on USBasp which uses a ZIF-Socket for Programming.

AVR-ZIF Programmer

Hack a Raspberry Pi case to include IR LEDs and the NoIR Camera module for a home CCTV setup

Raspberry Pi Night Vision Camera Hack

wesley-archer Wesley Archer

I use the Ada language on a STM32F4 to turn an old hard drive into a solenoid engine.

Software controlled solenoid engine

Fabien-Chouteau

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Designing hardware is difficult. We Have a hardware platform that generates schematic and layout design files in a typical 10 minutes time.

Simplify Embedded hardware designs

makarand-kapoor Makarand Kapoor

Bring SailfishOS and Nemo Mobile operating systems to Raspberry Pi 2

SailPi

aleksi-suomalainen Aleksi Suomalainen

Another Z80 single-board computer.

Z80 Single-board computer (with AVR controller)

A Teensy 3.2 MIDI Synthesizer project for the vintage YM2149F software controlled sound generator chip.

YM2149 Synth

timothy-lamb Timothy Lamb

Scientifically prove your intoxication in style with this internet connected breathalyzer!

IoT Breathalyzer

dominic Dominic

Making an accessory using MXChip IoT Dev Kit. It is a versatile board with many sensors. It can use Azure functions and be trained. WIP

MXChip IoT Dev Kit

artbyphysicistkitty

Unique tool and desktop or wind sill trinket to alert when the ISS is overhead.

3D Printed ISS desktop beacon and IFTTT notifier

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