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I push buttons. I turn dials. I read numbers.

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Westchester, NY

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The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Build your own DIY Point of Sale using a Raspberry Pi ZERO/a+/b/b+/2 with a mini thermal receipt printer and IoT funtions.

IotPOS a Point of Sale for Raspberry Pi

hiram-villarreal Hiram Villarreal

bluetooth app controlled professional portable DSP mixer.balanced audio IO,phantom power,flexible routing,ISO recording. timcode. AVB audio.

Multichannel Audio DSP Field Mixer Recorder

ben-biles ben biles

This project is aMicroUSB powered ESP8266 Oled Display. It can be used to display Weather Information or Wifi SSID Information.

MicroUSB powered ESP8266 Oled Board

0miker0 0miker0

Arduino bash for Linux Shell look and feel on Arduino with esp8266 support

microBox - Linux Shell on Arduino

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Laura brings low-cost long-range encrypted 915MHz communication to the palm of your hand.

Laura // ISM-band WAN Messaging

phil-herlihy Phil Herlihy

A mini-sized robot for investigation in robotics and control systems

Robotics for Control

This is a simple project that we created in the last year to teach teens about Android, Arduino and robotics.

Line Follower Robot with Android and Arduino

aron-bordin Aron Bordin

FreeBSD and the ARM based Beaglebone Black board. Demonstrating a ROV with I/O and video streaming.

FreeBSD Robot + Teensy 3.1

fabio-balzano Fabio Balzano

Mega 7-segment clock

oorspronklikheid

Hooking arlec RC power switches up to modern home automation systems

Automation - 434MHz Arlec power switches

HID USB relay based on ATTINY45 with optoisolated inputs

USB relay for Raspberry Pi, Windows ...

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

In my professional life I deal with serial devices Ad Nauseum. Sometimes they're remotely located. This makes remote control easier!

Send serial to Comtrol Devicemaster with Arduino

The Bridge Shield is a board for Students, Hackers & Researchers which can use along with Pi or Arduino Uno or both to create unimaginable

Robot Using Raspberry Pi & "Bridge Shield"

Arduino-controlled, remote-operated thunderclouds

Radio-Controlled Thunderclouds

chatham Chatham

Monitors control board temperature to dynamically control cooling fan. LED light control.

LulzBot Mini: Arduino Fan & LED Controller

plastibotscom PlastiBots.com

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

clock which can display a special icon and can tell others use the speaker to provide assistance

Iconic clock for deaf children

banyyusufnby bany.yusuf.nby

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

A method to help Alzheimer or Senile Dementia patients to cope with temporary memory loss with a pre-recorded DVD in a portable player.

Altzhiemer Mitigator

chris-jones chris jones

Bike , lights , generator , and hub control , all fairly invisible

B.i.k. Bike interface kit Bik

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