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stefan.schnitzer

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Who I Am

" Engineer/Maker from Austria"

>reproduction of my projects at your own risk<

automation 3dprinting engineering Maker EV electric cars Green Energy woodworking arduino plc
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This user joined on 08/21/2016.

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A DIY smart home system the SCADA way...
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DIY SCADA / smart home

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A mostly 3D printed automated cat feeder (part of my SCADA)
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IoT cat feeder

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a simple approach to home energy monitoring (with smart home integration)
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electrical energy monitor

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a multi-purpose remote I/O (RIO) module for my DIY SCADA
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DIY SCADA / wireless and wired remote I/O

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another approach to making a DIY "one wheel"
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diy electric one-wheeled vehicle

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building a container home that fulfills Austrian building codes
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boxy home

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DIY SCADA / smart home

A list for all DIY smart home projects

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Things i want to build

a list of all cool projects I want to make for my own

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My Pages

  • Thank you to all of you how follows my page and projects.

    10/12/2019 at 06:16 • 0 comments

    Thank you to all of you how follows my page and projects.

    Please check out my project: https://hackaday.io/project/14862-diy-scada-smart-home

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A one stop shop with fixed 5V/12V/24V/USB metered power, adjustable power supply, voltmeter, continuity tester and basic oscilloscope.
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Basic Hacker MultiBench

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A digital VU meter that looks and moves like an analog needle with mass and spring oscillations
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Digital VU Meter with Analog Physics

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In this project, I will build a desktop-sized MRI that is inexpensive and can be built by anyone.
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Home Made MRI

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The Three WiFi Meters are three ways of experiencing WiFi networks, each attempts to disclose properties of this near ubiquitous technology.
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Three WiFi Meters

David ChattingDavid Chatting

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Open source Bluetooth Smart Battery Management System
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Green BMS

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A ploy to bankrupt cyclometer companies
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Overkill Cyclometer

Martin CejpMartin Cejp

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Reduce the wires from more than 19 to only 4
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Reduce the extruder wires of your 3D printers

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Recreating vintage and unique hardware using modern components
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LED filament based seven-segment displays

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Creating a complete working retro 16-bit computer from scratch in the style of the C64, CPC 464 and alike using an FPGA
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The Moncky project

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A resilient strip (of tape measure fame) triad fed through centrally driven rollers extends a structure constrained by self spacing ribs
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OBoom: low cost deployable linear actuator

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A wind speed and direction sensor from an Ebay car reversing kit and an Arduino
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Wind sensor using car reversing kit

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Learning to use a Raspberry Pi 400 laptop as an everyday computer and sharing the results.
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Raspberry Pi 400 Daily Driver

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A rechargeable desktop fan to suck fumes away from you while soldering, replaceable activated carbon filter to remove some particulates.
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FumeFan

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Displaying Quotes in a Pen Holder using E-paper Display
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E-Ink Pen Holder

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Troy's HBC-56 A homebrew 8-bit computer with a backplane. Initially with a 6502 CPU card, a TMS9918A VDP and dual AY-3-8910 audio.
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Homebrew 6502 computer on a backplane

Troy SchrapelTroy Schrapel

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Air quality monitoring using the M5Stack Air Quality Kit and the Waylay IO IoT platform.
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Air Quality Monitoring - Waylay IO

ZalmotekZalmotek

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An open-source intelligent vision door lock that can recognize guests, greet them by name, notify owner & be controlled by Alexa
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Intelligent Door Lock (Alexa & Face Recognition)

Md. Khairul AlamMd. Khairul Alam

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I created a proof of concept for a VAWT
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Creating a wind turbine

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Sergio Ghirardelli wrote 10/08/2021 at 11:41 • point

Thank you for following and liking my project https://hackaday.io/project/181453-green-bms

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Josh Gadeken wrote 04/10/2021 at 17:28 • point

Thank you for liking and following my #Roomba RPi project!

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Michael Gardi wrote 10/01/2020 at 15:38 • point

Thank you Stefan for your interest in my TMD-2: Turing Machine Demonstrator Mark 2 project.

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danjovic wrote 04/23/2020 at 02:41 • point

Thanks for liking and following #Control Freak !

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Starhawk wrote 12/07/2019 at 22:49 • point

Why hello there! Thanks for the +Like and Follow... more is coming, I promise :)

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Wassim wrote 10/15/2019 at 16:12 • point

Thank you for liking my project #Home Smart Mesh. If you'd like to reuse anything, it's all open source, and if you have any questions, I'll be glad to help. Also advices or recommendations are welcome.

P.S: I just discovered what SCADA means, funny name for IoT/Home Automation/ Smart stuff :)

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stefan.schnitzer wrote 10/28/2019 at 04:15 • point

You're welcome. I really like your project.
I have an background in large scale industrial automation. That's the reason why i look at all this IoT devices from the Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition perspective ;)

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stefan.schnitzer wrote 09/29/2019 at 15:15 • point

You're welcome :) 

I would like to build something similar and integrate it into my smart home system. 

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