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25 Projects tagged with "tech"

 
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A place for Hackaday.io members in the LA area to share news/events info and find collaborators
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Hackaday LA Meetup

jasmine-brackettJasmine Brackett

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Living in a 1962 Wayne Bus while converting it!
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Big Old Bus RV Conversion

conradConrad

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How I built a worm drive panoramic mount out of Lego for my Lego optics lab.
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Lego Optics Lab: Worm Drive Panoramic Mount

steve-schulerSteve Schuler

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I’ll demonstrate how to drive a variable speed fan with Snap Circuits and the Kano Computer.
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Variable Speed Fan: Snap Circuits, Kano Computer

steve-schulerSteve Schuler

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Imagine all your favorite phone gadgets in ONE!!!!!
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The Ultimate Phone Case

cody-fangCody Fang

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Free and open source tool for exploring science and electronics anytime anywhere
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Box0

kuldeep-singh-dhakaKuldeep Singh Dhaka

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I'll explain some simple diode functions using Snap Circuits.
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The Diode

steve-schulerSteve Schuler

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I use various parts from Lego optics lab to build a laser interferometer
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Lego Optics Lab: Laser Interferometer

steve-schulerSteve Schuler

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How to control a relay with the Kano Computer (Raspberry Pi)
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Control Snap Circuits Relay With Kano Computer

steve-schulerSteve Schuler

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How I built a polariscope for my Lego Optics lab.
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Lego Optics Lab: Polariscope

steve-schulerSteve Schuler

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How I built my mobile phone/iPod mount out of Lego for my Lego optics lab.
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Lego Optics Lab: Mobile Phone/iPod Mount

steve-schulerSteve Schuler

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Trying some different ideas to combine Snap Circuits with Lego. In this first attempt, I built a mirror spinner.
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An Experiment to Combine Lego and Snap Circuits

steve-schulerSteve Schuler

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DIY Simple Analog Oscilloscope With a Scanning Laser Built From a Pile of Toys
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LaserOscope II

steve-schulerSteve Schuler

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Teach programming, electronics, and mechanics with the Kano Computer and Snap Circuits.
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Raspberry Pi 3 Desktop a 7-yr-old Can Build & Use

steve-schulerSteve Schuler

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All will work, Internet, Calls, SMS.
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Mobile without SimCard

tom-horvathTom Horvath

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The purpose of this project is to design and build a fully mechanized prosthetic foot that is more accessible than current solutions.
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Mechanized Prosthetic Foot

aractapodAractapod

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State of the Art Novel InFlow Tech GEARTURBINE Rotary Turbo Similar System of Aeolipile 10-70 AD
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Gearturbine / Rotary Turbo

carlos-barreraCarlos Barrera

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Imploturbocompressor One Moving Part System, One Compression Step Excellence Design, InFlow Goes from Macroflow to Microflow by Implotion
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Imploturbocompressor / One Compression Step

carlos-barreraCarlos Barrera

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Educators can use Raspberry Pi, Arduino, & science toys to teach STEAM (science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math)
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Raspberry Pi, Arduino, & Science Toys Teach STEAM

steve-schulerSteve Schuler

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Episode 1 is now available looking at whether wireless communication is our salvation or damnation.
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History Makers Podcast

robbiedunionrobbiedunion

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A simple design of a signal booster that can be used to extend the GSM frequency.
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GSM SIGNAL BOOSTER v1.0

tiagoTiago

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