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  • Under the Hood
  • Log     from Torrus - One VR Controller to rule them all
  • Let's go through the main components of Torrus ! First the brain, an nRF52832 bluetooth 4 (and BLE 5 enabled) chip with a ARM Cortex M4. It can run quite some badass algorithms, supports encryption, has NFC, and on top of that is pretty famous in...

  • Week 12
  • Log     from Dynamic Interactivity Final Project
  • This week the support can't no use the circle still bend,  because the expanding circle isCenter of gravity make the circle become bend.Ron suggest me maybe can try use more light broad to make the circle.   

  • Automatic Solar Genius

  • Log     from Solar Genius
  • My Plans are to make Solar cookers automatic, which means it automatically track the sun with electricity with gravity power. 1 Kg weight hanged behind the cooker as weight goes down as the cooker mover gears system.

  • Well, that hurt
  • Log     from 0x05ECure - Cryptography over BLE
  • So, interviewing the nRF51822 - a chip famous for being hackable-as - using the official "evaluation kit". Which means a development kit but not as expensive as the actual development kit.I "out the boxed" it a few days ago, did what the instructions...

  • Prototype Breadboard
  • Log     from Tennis Court Status Updater
  • Made a prototype breadboard today. It is essentially two of the sample projects from the Sparkfun Tutorials on Electric Imp mashed together (Example 2 & 3).https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/electric-imp-breakout-hookup-guide/allHere is the breadboard:Here...

  • Version 0.2.0 almost finished.

  • Log     from FabScan Pi - 3D Laser Scanner
  • The new version is almost ready. I changed a lot of fronted stuff. Some major bugs are fixed. Finally i also finished the MeshLab integration. The FabScanPi is now able to generate meshes of the point clouds. But that is not enough... you are able to...

  • Philosophical and Realistic Musings
  • Log     from The Kasei Initiative
  • Realistic: Software development, to be the best it can be, will be over the scope of several checkpoints; when I get back to school, I'm going to lose a lot of time during the day to devote to Kagaku... As I said before, though, the Initiative will be...

  • Basement Shack Seeks Scope
  • Log     from Model 100 Basketcase
  • Wow, two Skulls and a like and a mention on the @Hackaday Twitter! This is the most internet famous I've ever been.I should probably follow through on this rather modest project...So, I'm shopping for an oscilloscope, and my budget and needs will probably...

  • Back in the days
  • Log     from AMBAP: A Modest Bitslice Architecture Proposal
  • ENIAC is often credited for being "the first calculator" but "real computers"  emerged very soon afterwards, following the famous "Von Neumann report". Today, I just found details about the WhirlWind : https://medium.com/chmcore/the-whirlwind-computer-at-chm-dab505bc52a6 ...

  • Maker Faire Bay Area - May, 2017
  • Log     from TerraPreta
  • It was an inspiriting experience to be in the Maker Faire Bay Area, in San Mateo, California, and to see too much people trying to make something different that would be useful in our times, and improving what already exist to enjoy a better world.In...

  • Making the rings
  • Log     from Flower of Life Chandelier
  • I was given a art grant and was able to squeeeeeeeze in just under budget. The finished project had 3000 LEDs that were barely (but successfully!) driven by an Arduino Mega using the FastLED library and doing some color swapping.  LEDs sourced from...

  • Boat conception logbook
  • Log     from LEGENDARY SAILORS - ROOMBA BOAT PROJECT
  • Here is our project logbook: Session 1: After formed the group and chosen our work team mates,we have chosen the SDG who interested us the most: clean water, life below water, industrie innovation and infrastruture, sustainable cities and comunities,...

  • Hot glue gun that works
  • Log     from Silly hardware wishlist
  • Unlike Ben Heck's famous project, this would not involve a motor.  The key innovation required is a way to back out the glue.  Instead of a trigger, it needs a grip wheel that rotates both ways.  Maybe it could be based on a steering wheel...
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