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RAMKUMAR R

tinkerer and industrial designer always want to try out combinations.

mumbai

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This user joined on 08/11/2018.

My Projects

This project is a answer to question "How a DIY nano drone look,feel and fly made out of MDF ,3D printed parts?".

DIY Nano Drone

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This project is customizing the canopy of the nano drone.So the drone get character and personality.And fun for us :)

The Shield

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This project is customizing the canopy of the nano drone.So the drone get character and personality.And fun for us :)

The BAT

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Projects I Like & Follow

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

From a plastic bottle to a new 3D printed object in one process.

Bottle Recycling 3D Printer

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

I use various parts from Lego optics lab to build a laser interferometer

Lego Optics Lab: Laser Interferometer

steve-schuler Steve Schuler

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

I hacked my own LED lighting control system into a home automation system.

A Home Automation System

dan-julio Dan Julio

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

An affordable Arduino Compatible Robot for learning to Code

CodiBot

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Converting a cheap drill press into state of the art machinery

Drill press tuning

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Tripods are big and bulky. This monopod stays standing by itself using electronic controls, making it like a super compact tripod.

Electronically Stabilized Monopod

kyle-bartholomew Kyle Bartholomew

Open source hardware that makes it flexible to build 3D printers, CNC, routers and more ...

JuicyBoard : Modular Robotics Platform

pluggee-labs plugg.ee Labs

Autonomous Rover using OpenCV image processing

Obstacle avoidance using PlutoX Rover

vedanshishah vedanshi.shah

Coin-cell operated, wireless IoT soil moisture sensor using mcThings! Alerts, status levels, temperature!

Wireless IoT Soil Moisture Sensor Using mcThings!

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Using cotton thread and a modified 3D printer nozzle to print high strength composites

3D Printing Biocomposites

charlie-godfrey Charlie Godfrey

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

The blueprint for future exoskeletons

The Exoskeleton Map

zander-foster Zander Foster

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Like a nerd bug zapper, the Meowchware Arc Choker is both attractive and dangerous.

Meowchware: Dangerous Wearables

Use Embedis to store MQTT data items persistently in EEPROM or FLASH memory

An Embedis IoT Keystore for MQTT

pattern-agents Pattern Agents

Decoded the infrared signals sent from a universal remote with the help of a certain PIC16F886 µ-controller and now it controls my lights.

IR Decoder

curious_engineer22

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Robots get their groove on with the help of an Infrared Beat Blaster.

Robot Dance Party

jay-francis Jay Francis

I still didn't like the size of the Honda key, so I separated the key and the remote module

Improved Honda Key & Key Fob

keith-violette Keith Violette

3D Printed Trike controllable via simple web interface

IOT Trike

daniel-sikar Daniel Sikar

I'll be making a DIY server rack for my servers. I plan on making it out of wood.

DIY Server Rack

muaddib muaddib

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