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Pierce Nichols

Founder of Logos Electromechanical LLC, engineer of ever-expanding portfolio, occasional rocket scientist, general troublemaker.

Seattle, Washington

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This user joined on 06/06/2014.

My Projects

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

A robot to sail around the world alone

Ladon Project

A wireless analog/digital multitool & data recorder

MultiSpork

A 12A/28V DC brush motor controller with position feedback that speaks CAN-BUS... in one square inch.

Tiny CAN Positioning Motor Controller

An Arduino Micro variant with an ARM Cortex M4 and onboard WiFi

Arachnio Due

Projects I Like & Follow

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Hack Chat

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Affordable spider robot

Tote

dehipu deʃhipu

lol travelling salesman problem

Travelling Hacker Box

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Open Source Avionics for Microlights and other Non-Type-Certified Aircraft

ModAir - Modular Aviation Instruments

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

an electronics pick-n-place retrofit for 3D printers

Retro Populator

eric-boyd Eric Boyd

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

An antenna tracker that adjusts for real-time changes in location, tilt & heading. It replaces a 915MHz 3DR ground radio module.

Smart Antenna Tracker

An Arduino Shield using the Maxim MAX11300 for 20 Programmable Mixed-Signal I/O with 12-Bit ADC, 12-Bit DAC, Analog Switches, and GPIO

PIXI Analog Shield

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

An open source development platform focused on Biomedical Instrumentation, Analog IO, and DSP.

Hammerhead

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Urban Farm Automated Robotic Management $1 million per year in less than 500 sq ft of production

Ufarm Robotix

Bits

AVR wrote 05/10/2015 at 15:06

Thanks for following my Hammerhead project! I hope to work on it sometime in the future but other projects are taking priotity at the moment.

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MagicWolfi wrote 05/10/2015 at 14:58

Thanks for following my Pixi Analog Shield project. There will be updates, soon. I wasn't aware of your MultiSpork project which uses the same Maxim MAX11300 chip. Very interesting.

Cheers.

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