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Top 100 Projects by Skulls
Log from Statistics for 2015 Hackaday Prize Entries
Place View Count Followers Comments Skulls Project Author 1 32400 415 56 148 Bench Power Supply The Big One 2 19900 370 38 142 3D Printable Robot Arm Andreas Hoelldorfer 3 48300 273 112 120 Luka EV MW Motors 4 4600 101 20 114 Eye Controlled Wheelchair!...

Top 100 Projects by Followers
Log from Statistics for 2015 Hackaday Prize Entries
Place View Count Followers Comments Skulls Project Author 1 32400 415 56 148 Bench Power Supply The Big One 2 19900 370 38 142 3D Printable Robot Arm Andreas Hoelldorfer 3 31700 333 21 88 Arduino anti-theft alarm shield IngGaro 4 48300 273 112 120 Luka...

Project Log 58: DIY Electric Motor¹.
Log from DIY Mech/Exoskeleton suit.
Thursday, 06/07/2023, 12:40.(I wrote this project log before copy-pasting it here) Anyway, back to DIY electric motors: I can't simply use two 10:1 reduction ratios (which would give 100:1 in total) simply because if I want to reach 30 rpm with...

Why Pneumatics?
Log from Project Titan
Why Pneumatics instead of servos? Servos are great. You can buy high-torque ones and fast ones and they are relatively easy to program since they are repeatable (go at this speed to this angle) and work great when doing calculations.But... ...

Side project reasoning
Log from Neotype: Haptic Computing
Looking through my logs here may seem like a hodgepodge of different projects. Case and point as follows. Heres what I have been working on.Its a PS2 keyboard converted to use Bluefruit that I plan to add key layers to. This is an exercise that is going...

Hybrid Human-Coral-Jellyfish Nanobots Biosensors
Log from $5 DNA Replicator
You know how I promised you something really cool a few updates ago? Well, here is the project I will be undertaking next, using the $5 Polymerase Chain reactor!What happens when you cross the DNA of a Jellyfish found off the coast of California, a Human,...

DIY Patellar Reflex (and a new intern!)
Log from NeuroBytes
I’m Jarod and I’m a physics/electrical engineering student at the University of Minnesota and am really excited to be a newly hired intern at Neurotinker! My first project here has been to revamp the 3D-printable patellar reflex model. The original principles...

Another documentation update . . .
Log from NeuroBytes
Time for another Project Details update. I guess these happen annually now? In any case, the previous text is below... this log mostly exists to preserve the 10/10/2016 copy:Thanks for checking out NeuroBytes! This Project Details section is current...

Laying Down the Foundation for a Crowdfunding Campaign, And Finding Help
Log from An IOT Device That Tells Dad the Stove is Off.
So, I haven't updated the project log here, because I've been super busy doing publicity to lay down the ground work for a crowd funding campaign. Which means PR. But that's about to wrap up this week.I've had a kind of knack for publicity since I was...

In the Beginning...
Log from SynthaSense Suit: Control Stuff With Your Muscles
The SEMG product concept started out in 2009 when I was running down a 3 mile route nearby my parent's home, and the road in particular is dark at night. There are few street lamps, and cars go down at a limit of 40mph, but let's be honest, most people...

The Wearable Synthetic Spine, and the School of Hardware Startup Hard Knocks - Lesson 1
Log from SynthaSense Suit: Control Stuff With Your Muscles
Long before Marvel Comic's Iron Man movie series came out, and before Iron Man's technological concepts in the comic pages even got a veneer of plausibility, long before anime became mainstream, I watched a lot of Mecha Anime, from Robotech to Appleseed....

A Lesson in SEMG and Analog Physiological Sensing Electronics.
Log from SynthaSense Suit: Control Stuff With Your Muscles
So now we get into the meat of the tech. The good stuff. The Biomedical Engineering coke. It's where the silicon meets the carbon road, where synthetic "life" meets organic "life."The blending of biology and physics was what got me into biomedical engineering...

Honey, I shrunk the SEMG Pod, and Artificial Muscle Madness
Log from SynthaSense Suit: Control Stuff With Your Muscles
Ah, weight. It's the perennial First World problem, in an overly politically correct society. And it's the part of the circuit that we want to vastly reduce and size down.After we refined the circuitry, it was time to lay out the board and manufacture...

Algorithms, Code, and Cases
Log from SynthaSense Suit: Control Stuff With Your Muscles
This week we address algorithms, code, and appearance. Or cases. Let's start with code. For a device like this, where we're not interested in doing any kind of medical work - plus we don't want nor need to deal with the FDA - and it's just involved in...

Moving the Synthetic Spine Muscle Suit Forward
Log from SynthaSense Suit: Control Stuff With Your Muscles
I haven't been on site as often as I've been intensively getting a startup up and running, which happens to be a combination app/hardware startup. That said, I'm still messing around with the biosuit sensor device. Several things I want to add this time...

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