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flebuski22

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This user joined on 07/07/2019.

Things I've Built

56 llat praktyki amatorskiej...od dziesieciu lat testuje nowosci elektroniki typu : mikrokomputery , tablety , laptopy , sprzet -smart home , pamieecii ssd , sd , ram , systemy operacyjne ARM , linux ,BSD itp.

Projects I Like & Follow

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Speeding up Search & Rescue by locating the position of emergency radio beacons using an autonomous drone.

Bloodhound: Autonomous Radiolocation Drone

phil-handley Phil Handley

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Tiny robot for Hacking and EdTech.

Skoobot

bill-weiler Bill Weiler

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Documentation of the 3rd generation of my ultrasonic phased array project. Levitating stuff, directional speaker, haptic feedback and more!

Open Source Ultrasonic Phased Array

lucy-fauth Lucy Fauth

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Building a camera for 360-degree, stereoscopic 3D photos.

VR Camera: FPGA Stereoscopic 3D 360 Camera

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

A WiFi fidget spinner, taken from concept to ordering parts in one weekend

IoT POV Fidget Spinner

oshpark

electronic conference badge for 2018 Open Hardware Summit attendees

2018 Open Hardware Summit badge

oshpark oshpark

Fully open source remote control for common electric skateboards using the NRF24L01+

Open esk8 Remote - v1

timo-birnschein Timo Birnschein

Controlling standing desk by voice through google assitant, home assistant and esphome on esp8266

Standing desk remote control

lubos-horacek Lubos Horacek

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

A charlieplexed 20 LED blinker with ATTiny45. Space efficient daisychained LED placing with shared anode/cathode soldering pads.

LED ring

jens-hauke Jens Hauke

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Self-assembling modular robotics utilizing machinic behaviour & real-time decision making to enable architecture with a sensory system.

noMad - Open Source Self-Assembly System

bartbratke Bart//Bratke

Have you ever wondered how fast it's gonna be to train ANN on STM32 and Arduino, or is it even possible? Here's the benchmark for MCU.

Train Neural Networks on STM32 and Arduino

Design and build of a small, portable, Bluetooth-enabled boombox

Bluetooth Boombox MkII

Using SmartThings as it's core, create a whole home automation system utilizing all technologies that one could think of.

One System to Rule Them All!

jonathan-newman Jonathan Newman

Hackaday Prize 2019

This is a self balancing robot created by star wars fan, with autonomous behavior, FPV and remote control modes

Droid Trooper

victor-serrano Victor Serrano

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

This wallet can connect the internet, read the value of your cryptocurrencies from a Google spreadsheet and even work as a pedometer!

IOT WALLET (smart Wallet with Firebeetle ESP32)

A Python script to create pinout diagrams popular for documenting single board computers.

Graphical Pinout Generator

steven-johnson Steven Johnson

Easy and fun; take a pic, run image object detection and process the results on Raspberry Pi and Mathematica

Easy Raspberry Image Object Identification

marcelo-valeria Marcelo Valeria

Bought a TV with only a S/PIDF audio out. For reasons, it sucks. Time to hack in an external audio connector!

Hacked TV Audio Out

jorj-bauer Jorj Bauer

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