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Joanna M

Biomedical Engineer. Designer. Cake Maker.

San Francisco, CA

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This user joined on 09/24/2019.

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The 2017 Hackaday Prize

An open, superior, low cost alternative to FDM 3D printing that takes advantage of high res LCD technology and modern curable resins.

Low Cost, Open Source, LCD based SLA 3D Printer

A compact modular design of the strain wave gear for general robotic applications.

Compact Strain Wave Gear Actuator(s)

A general purpose robot joint using a cycloidal gearbox and an ODrive modified to support active compliance

3D Printed Robot Joint with Active Compliance

tim-wilkinson Tim Wilkinson

Hackaday Prize 2019

An affordable 3D printed prosthesis using computer vision to track and choose grip patterns for the user. Support BCI and EMG as well.

3D printed prosthesis with CV, BCI and EMG

nguyn-phng-duy Nguyễn Phương Duy

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

An open, modular guitar-design with some nifty features.

ElektroCaster

frank-piesik Frank Piesik

This project uses 3D printing and a little lathe work to adapt an existing DIY RC aircraft create a Vertical Take-off and Landing craft

Tilt Rotor VTOL RC aircraft

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Electromagnetic Lifting Module

ELM

This project try get the dimensions about a deep foundation without a danger to the responsible for the excavation survey.

Deep Foundation Laser Scanner

laio-athos-nevar-fonseca Laio Athos Nevar Fonseca

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

I was bored with synthesizers, but still wanted to make electronic music. So I build a lot of techno music robots!

Making Techno with Music Robots

moritz-simon-geist Moritz Simon Geist

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Robot arms are awesome! In this tutorial we explore how to control one of them using a Nunchuk and an Arduino Mega.

Nunchuk Controlled Robotic Arm (with Arduino)

A very simple binary clock with alarm

Simple Arduino Binary Clock

marcel-ochsendorf Marcel Ochsendorf

Hackaday Prize 2020

This is a robotic arm that will be able to paint paintings, it is made from cardboard, scraps, and Servos (quarantine project).

Robotic Painting Arm (made from cardboard)

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

An open-source performance monitoring device.

LIFE+: The Human Performance Monitoring Band

anthony-i-stewart Anthony I Stewart

In this workshop, attendees will work on a breaking into a real-life example of encrypted 3D-printer firmware.

Remoticon: Live Breaking into Encrypted 3D Printer

Learn basic soldering from old school thru hole up to tiny SMD parts.

Remoticon: Soldering, Nothing To Be Afraid Of!

This workshop outlines the basics of what an FEA analysis involves.

Remoticon: The Mechanics of FEA

A remote experience for streaming audiences to control robots.

Remoticon: Crowd-Controlled Robots

A continuing effort to produce a portable and ergonomic digital modular instrument. [*Cateloging in Progress*]

Glove

ian-james Ian James

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