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  • Fish Feeding Basics
  • Log     from Hacking the way to growing food
  • Feeding Fish Is a very time consuming task, taking skilled operators to visit sites multiple times a day and is prone to human error or implementation of inefficient feeding routines to save time. A computer could perform this task day in day out repeatable,...

  • The most simplest is the most easiest
  • Log     from Where's my Christmas Light?
  • Succes! Of sorts:This video demonstrates the effect that I was hoping for: moving recognizable shapes with incredibly low resolution (50 "pixels" in all). Notice that if you pause the video above, the still image shows nothing resembling a circle. The...

  • Refining Requirements...
  • Log     from Home Automation - Garage Door Opener
  • Where I am...So the short of it is that I have the concept of software interfacing w/ GPIO through relay to trigger the garage door open/close figured out, prototyped, and demoed. I even have a garage door magnetic reed switch on order from Amazon to...

  • 3D Printer Home
  • Details     from 3D Printer Home
  • Object: Create a safe box for home made appliances.Requirement 1: a fireproof box that will alarm if there is a fire insideRequirement 2: Soundproof a nosey appliance e.g. a safe place to keep a mains power, china box I don't trust.Requirement 3: monitor...

  • Sun-Tracking Solar Steam Turbine
  • Details     from Sun-Tracking Solar Steam Turbine
  • This is a first post to get stuff out, I'll briefly run over the details available right now.First, a more comprehensive description, and then I'll get into the specifics of the different aspects of this design. The premise of this is to generate steam...

  • prism laser scanner
  • Details     from prism laser scanner
  • The goal of this project is to develop a laser head for 3D printing or PCB manufacturing which uses a rotating prism and is easy to assemble. Cyanotype paper is currently used as it can be developed with water. Specifications Specifications are determined...

  • Demo Video
  • Log     from PMOD TFT Board
  • After a lot of debugging on both the pmod_tft core and the on_screen_display core I finally got a video out demonstrating everything.I had success with this board before using some software/HDL tools I wrote in the past but I realized that it would not...

  • Robo-Dog
  • Details     from Robo-Dog
  • IntroductionSome of the work on this technology started back in 2013, when I built a custom Robo-dog as a proof of concept. We'll call it version 1. It also became featured on Hackaday, unfortunately Mike Szczys only focused on the bluetooth remote control,...

  • SNAP: Augmented Echolocation
  • Details     from SNAP: Augmented Echolocation
  • Advancements in independence for people who are blind began cropping up shortly after World War I, due to the prevalence of war related injuries and through necessity as city streets began filling with automobiles. In 1928, Morris Frank introduced the...

  • Advanced tracked LEGO vehicle
  • Details     from Advanced tracked LEGO vehicle
  • So what is the current status of the project and what it can do at the moment?  As is mention in the description the vehicle has a rather advanced transition that is composed of substractor mechanism using Sariel's (a famous LEGO Technic creator)...

  • Mockups (aka faking it)
  • Log     from AR Workbench
  • I found some time to mock up the camera side and the projector side today.  I didn't do any calibration for either of these tests - I just wanted to get something done.  On the vision side, I can find a PCB fairly reliably on a whitish background,...

  • Intra Row Weeder
  • Details     from Intra Row Weeder
  • Agriculture is the most important sector in the Indian economy. Indian agricultural sector accounts for 18% of India's GDP. Vegetable crop production is the backbone of Indian agriculture. It produces 14%(146.55 million tonnes) of world’s vegetables...
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