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  • OpenRC Transmitter
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  • Intro Most of my robots use ble, xbee or lora radios to communicate with custom built transmitters, but no matter how cool my robot was I was always holding a weird remote, or reusing a ps3 controller. But for me that was not good enough. A major drawback...

  • ROBOTIC Arm in plexiglass
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  • The robotic arm is also something coveted by the makers, for the fascination it exerts as the first, perhaps most significant, a step towards the construction of a humanoid robot. The importance assumed in various sectors by this portion of robots makes...

  • 12 channel LED controller
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  • I've been looking for a project with a real use case for a while now, but most ideas I came up with didn't really make it far. A couple weeks ago it came to my mind that that room, which still has that makeshift lighting I installed years ago, could...

  • Electrokinetic sculpture
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  • The sculpture currently has two modes. There is an interactive mode in which it is possible to interact with the front wheel. In this case, the front wheel reacts as if it was connected to a passive system with little friction and a large moment of inertia....

  • avr-lvds-lcd binary-clock
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  • See the description above, regarding the Binary Ice Clock and 7-seg Binary Clock, which largely inspired this venture! For several years, I developed "avr-lvds-lcd" aka "LCDdirectLVDS", which enables an LVDS-interfaced LCD [such as from a laptop]...

  • Personal Illumination Device
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  • Power I 'upcycled' a portable battery bank that you can buy almost anywhere for just a few dollars. These little banks almost always have the same kind of standard Li-Ion 3.7 volt batteries inside. They are reliable and easy to work with (Li-Poly battery...

  • Salvaged Server PC
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  • Businesses are allowed to write off worn-out or obsolete equipment as a business loss, so they make less profit that can be taxed. Every year, tons of working IT equipment is scrapped after a few years service.My local museum is contractually obliged...

  • Open Source ASICs Hack Chat
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  • Matt Venn will host the Hack Chat on Wednesday, March 16 at noon Pacific. Time zones got you down? Try our handy time zone converter. Reminder: this is the first Hack Chat this year after the time change in North America, so check carefully. When it...

  • EtherPlayer
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  • For a long time I was thinking about designing my own "radio" capable of receiving on-line audio streams rather than standard radio waves. Idea of designing and building such device felt a little bit reminiscent of "simpler times" when I was a kid building...

  • A Traveler Has Arrived
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  • Make contact. Unscrambled circles will get you there:hackaday.io/_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Across: 3: this is what project #164913 is all about 5: dressed in stripes of BBROYGBVGW 8: I go clack and have an electromagnet 11: the brain of the circuit 13: one of the...

  • Fast Electric Mountain Bike
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  • Design Criteria Fast – For me fast = fun Rugged – Has to cope with off-road use High torque - Good hill climbing ability Reasonable Looks – I didn’t want the classic home-made E-Bike look! Must be able to pedal without turning the motor. Introduction...

  • Dungeons of Doom
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  • About the Game Dungeons of Daggorath was a very popular first-person RPG in the early 1980s. It was compatible with the Tandy TRS-80 Color Computer 1/2/3. It was a very early three-dimensional game that allowed the player to explore a dungeons and battle...
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