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strange.rand

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This user joined on 05/03/2019.

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A solar-powered node that stores energy in a supercapacitor, wakes-up regularly, measures different parameters, and sends them to a gateway

Wireless solar-powered sensor node

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Customizable OLED keyboard that adapts to the apps you use

Keybon – Adaptive Macro Keyboard

I always wanted a large, affordable E-Ink screen to play around with. This board talks to cheap E-Reader replacement screens with an ESP32.

EPDiy: 9.7"/6" E-Paper controller

Hackaday Prize 2020

Finally a mouse that can be freely changed, fixed and upgraded suit the user.

RX-Modulus (Completely Modular Mouse)

2021 Hackaday Prize

Wireless device for measuring temperature, humidity and pressure with a e-paper display, with a weather forecast, batteries -operated

Mini weather station Efekta with e-paper display

Andrew Lamchenko

nRF52 Smartwatch from Scratch

nRF52 SmartWatch

The tree of life is a very popular wire sculpture, but this design is different since it has LED's to the end of branches to light it up.

Freeform tree of life with LED's

Sander van de Bor

Tiny, solar-powered gaming console driven by an ATtiny10 with a firmware of just 780 bytes.

RunTinyRun

ridoluc ridoluc

Hackaday Prize 2020

This small vacuum chamber made of 3D printed parts helps to pull the air bubbles out of epoxy molded parts.

DIY Vakuum chamber

My self-designed workbench for home electronic lab.

DIY electronics design workbench

Volodymyr Holodiuk

I built my own LED cube. The only difference from others is that it's spherical and has no circuit board.

Freeform LED Sphere

Using an ESP8266 programmed with the Arduino IDE to drive voltmeters to make a clock

ESP8266 WIFI NTP VOLTMETER CLOCK

ST7789 and ST7735 Breakout Board

Universal IPS Display Breakout Board

A tiny version of the GPS Wall Clock

VQB 71 GPS Clock

Stephen Holdaway

An ergonomic low-profile 65% keyboard.

Turbot Keyboard

Minimal macro keyboard

Keeblet

A clock that uses time quotes from literature to tell the time on a Raspberry pi 7 inch display

Literature clock

allows quick calculation of some sensors

DIY Maker QuickHelper

Why do some piezo elements have three wires?

Self Driving Piezo Buzzer

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ridoluc wrote 10/18/2020 at 11:27

thanks for following RunTinyRun https://hackaday.io/project/175063-runtinyrun

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