1469 Results for "Reverse Engineering Blood Glucose Monitors"

Schematic and Operation
Log from HydraMETER
The schematics are done! I kind of want to do a video going over the design process as this has evolved over what's now several years, there have been a ton of changes to everything. For now I'll throw some (slightly) better explanations...

Step 6. Neural Networks
Log from UV Sanitizing Autonomous Robot
In this project we will create a neural network with Python and copy its weights to a network with forward propagation on the Arduino UNO board, and that will allow the Autonomous Robot to drive alone and without hitting the walls. For this exercise...

Hack Chat Transcript, Part 2
Log from Retro Memory Hack Chat
Usagi Electric (David)12:39 PMHave you tried played around with any other types of vintage computer memory? Drum memory seems to have been the primary memory used until core memory became viable, but Williams Tubes were also super interesting. Ken Berkun12:39...

Blues, Where's My Car?
Details from Blues, Where's My Car?
Story When people think about asset trackers, typically they think about tracking things that should move: planes, trains, and automobiles. What we don't think about as frequently is keeping track of things that shouldn't move: statues,...

Earth Rover
Details from Earth Rover
The diagram below shows the subsystems and their major physical components. Connecting each physical component is an interface line that has to be physically connected and possibly addressed from a software perspective. Chasis Sub-System: After decades...

BLE Mobile Star Wars Remote Lamp & Weather Station
Details from BLE Mobile Star Wars Remote Lamp & Weather Station
To remove the redundant HC-06 Bluetooth module and be able to utilize BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy), I decided to employ an Arduino Nano 33 BLE to build my new room lighting system. In addition to adjusting room lighting, I wanted this project to report...

Project Log 65: DIY Iron-Air Battery.²
Log from DIY Mech/Exoskeleton suit.
21/07/2023, Friday, 18:50. Well, hello, this is me from the future and I need to add some informations about Iron-Air battery. The theoretical energy density of iron-air battery is in the range of 1200 wh/kg and I optimiscally assumed that...

Project Log 70: DIY Hydrogen Fuel Cell.⁴
Log from DIY Mech/Exoskeleton suit.
Monday, 21/08/2023, 08:09. -------------------------------------------------------- Edit¹: Well, this is me from the future, if I remember correctly, almost all of this project log is useless. But hey, I found this video here: It is about catalytic...

Hack Chat Transcript, Part 1
Log from Machining with Electricity Hack Chat
Dan Maloney12:00 PMOK folks, welcome to the first Hack Chat of 2023! I'm Dan, and as usual I'll be moderating today along with Dusan -- I think, anyway. Today we're welcoming Danel Herrington to the chat as we talked about machining with electricity....

Hack Chat Transcript, Page 1
Log from Keebin' with Kristina Hack Chat
kristina panos 2:52 PM Ahoy! Dan Maloney 2:52 PM Howdy! kristina panos 2:53 PM How's everything going in here? Dan Maloney 2:53 PM Looking good, we'll get started officially in a few kristina panos 2:53 PM Okay! I'll be here Dan Maloney 2:54 PM...

Hack Chat Transcript, Page 1
Log from X-Ray Investigations Hack Chat
Dan Maloney 3:00 PM OK, let's get things going. I'm Dan, I'll be moderating today along with Dusan as we welcome Ahron Wayne to the Hack Chat. Ahron has done some cool work with X-rays and CT to visualize ink on carbonized papyrus scrolls for the Vesuvius...

Project Precision
Details from Project Precision
Way back in the late 80s, I remember seeing a TV show (I think it was Amazing Stories) which featured an interesting clock. It was round, black, about the same size as a normal wall clock, and all done up in LEDs. The LEDs appeared to be what I now recognize...

Project Log 72: DIY Hydraulic Pump.²
Log from DIY Mech/Exoskeleton suit.
03/09/2023, 13:20, Sunday. Well, I'm writing this² after finishing this project log because I feel like I failed this project log. Even though I reached a few conclusions on how much energy I would require depending on the type of...

Project Log 75: Tech Tree for Mechs².
Log from DIY Mech/Exoskeleton suit.
It happens that I wrote so much on the first Project Log 74: Tech Tree for Mechs¹. that the hackaday Website started deleting older text. :| I contacted the Hackaday email asking if it was possible to check older edits so I can...

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