The Trinket Everyday Carry Contest | Hackaday.io

71 projects

Portable lo-fi music sequencer

BitMasher

A pocket sized serial and analog monitor

Trinket serial & analog terminal

Simple pocket sized function generator

DaFunc

Tiny Trinket Time-Based One-Time Password

TTTOTP

A watch that can host bluetooth devices and uses minimal power

Watch with Bluetooth Host and E-Paper Screen

A simple pocket tool to measure and log wind speed and direction.

Wind Measurement

Christopher Kratz

A Trinket powered wireless user interface for multimedia and workout tracking.

WorkoutAid

mikeneiderhauser

Handy Long Exposure (LE) and Time Lapse (TL) photography trigger with trinket.

LETL trigger

Uses a Trinket Pro to provide an USB HID keyboard interface to a commonly available digital caliper

USB Caliper HID

Helps keep track of how hot or cold my insulin has gotten and when I last had an injection. Great for the absent minded diabetic!

Insulin Minder

This project uses low power radio wave beacons to locate misplaced items

Trinket Pro Misplaced Item Locator

Nathan Youngblood

A battery powered device to send or receive audio over Bluetooth for use in the home or car.

Universal Bluetooth Audio Adapter

Inspired by the Superprobe and tiq projects, and a comment on the contest announcement suggesting a Superprobe-esque project

Trinket Probe

A portable, battery powered device that sounds an alarm when your bag is moved. Once armed, can only be turned off by your secret code.

TrinketPro Movement Alarm for Bag Theft Prevention

Trinket Pro powered rechargeable flashlight, computer login token, and physical computer "clipboard".

Trinket Smart Light

A tiny, Trinket Pro-based interface to test and/or calibrate various analog sensors.

Arbitrary Analog Sensor Tester

Screen you can wear using a Trinket pro

Wearable Screen

Much like the Arduboy, or the Gamebuino, I'm trying to put together a Trinket compatible portable games console

Gameboy form factor Trinket

Home automation through silly AI. Translation, Weather, Radio, Hue, Raspberry, Wikipedia and more!

Pie

Kevin Andersson

Knickknack does not do much right now ... but who doesn't have an item or two of little value ...

Knickknack

A small pocket timer for anything. Reminders, countdowns, etc. Great for kids when you don't want to put a $200 iPod in their hands.

Trinket Timer

Pocket breathalyzer with low profile form-factor

Pocket Party Saver

Connect a Trinket PRO to a pedometer help burn off the extra pounds.

Trinket Pedometer

If it isn't loud enough, you aren't fast enough. An mp3 player that increases your music volume the faster you run.

Supersonic

Chris Perivolaropoulos