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Official Hackaday Prize Entry

A robotic solar-powered surfboard that will travel from LA to Hawaii! It's Arduino-powered, satellite connected, and collects ocean data.

SolarSurfer

rusty-jehangir Rusty Jehangir

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Qubie is a small wireless device that measures waiting time at a polling place for the benefit of both election jurisdictions and citizens.

Qubie

Get notified when your washer and dryer finish.

Easy Laundry Monitor

adam-demuri Adam Demuri

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Increase your privacy and security by exchanging short messages securely. Created by members of hackerspace Sector67.

NSA Away

scott-hasse Scott Hasse

Let your home automation know which room you're in, your car to know if you're nearby or any other need to detect proximity over a range.

Radiolocation using Pocket Size Transceiver

eric-herbers Eric Herbers

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Gas sensor "grenade" that may save lives instead of taking them. The sensor can be thrown into dangerous areas to remotely report levels

Gas Sensor For Emergency Workers

eric-wiiliam Eric Wiiliam

Converting a 1993 Honda Del Sol to electric using the guts of an electric forklift

Electric Car Conversion

james-hobson James Hobson

The goal is to build a DIY Scanning Electron Microscope (DIY SEM) with commonly available materials

3d Printed Scanning Electron Microscope

chrisdeerleg Chris.deerleg

A mantle style clock that displays the phase of the moon with an large old (30/40 years) analogue panel meter

Panel meter Moon phase Clock

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Could a digital device to analyze the statistics of the magnitude and 3-D origins of seismic noise predict some local earthquakes?

Device for Seismic Noise Analysis

michael-doody Michael Doody

over-engineering what should be a simple device

A Digital Real Time Clock