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The Teensy Audio Spectrum Analyzer is a low-cost classic audio spectrum display with up to 128 bands.

Teensy Audio Spectrum Analyser

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

A public viewing device for mixed reality experiences in the form factor of coin-operated binoculars.

Perceptoscope

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Bringing Bluetooth/wifi streaming and USB/SD Card music to my auld car via the head unit's CD Changer port

Raspberry Pi Head Unit

craig-hissett Craig Hissett

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Raspberry Pi Zero-based emulator in an NES controller case. Powered by LiPo battery and Adafruit Boost Charger.

NESPi Controller

kevin-neubauer Kevin Neubauer

uGFX was written for use with makefiles. Using it in arduino is possible with minimal effort, though. Here's how.

using uGFX in Arduino

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

A quadcopter flight controller based on the Arduino nano

Project hΕli

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Fixing terrible spectrum (missing cyan&green) of generic white LEDs to get perfect flat spectrum and impression of blue sky in the room.

Blue Sky + Corrected spectrum White LED fixture

mikhail-svarichevsky Mikhail Svarichevsky

The need for speed in DSP and animation leads us to look for the fastest way to do arithmetic.

PIC32 Fixed & floating point performance

bruce-land Bruce Land

FreeBSD and the ARM based Beaglebone Black board. Demonstrating a ROV with I/O and video streaming.

FreeBSD Robot + Teensy 3.1

fabio-balzano Fabio Balzano

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Network of city lights connected in mesh topology with a control center to observe/control them all in real-time, and even more.

City Lights

Just add smart-phone. MobBob is a walking, talking, seeing, listening robot companion that you can 3D print and build for around USD$30.

MobBob - Smart-phone powered robotic companion

kevin-chan Kevin Chan

HABDroid -> openHAB on Raspberry Pi -> XBee to Arduino UNO Wireless Shield -> Arduino Motor Shield -> electric motor -> mini barrel organ

My openHAB Raspberry Pi Arduino XBee Led Zeppelin

martin-zeller Martin Zeller

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

The project allow the user to control electrical equipments, separately, using modules. The instalation is plug and play, easy as it must be

Home Automation - BT Modules

samuel-franco Samuel Franco

This project that I made in my university was about get a virtual reality with Arduino.

Arduino+Virtual reality+Wii

DiegoBallesteros

I realized the potential to make many arcade/video games on a RGB LED Matrix. PacMan, BomberMan, and Tetris, are some games I have tried.

LED Panel Video games.

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

48 channel Opensource led light controller for many applications.

OLLC (Opensource Led Light Controller)

chris-jones Chris Jones

Biotech robot open source control (for skynet ??)

Perl Robotics:: module for communicating to Tecan

jonathan-cline-ieee Jonathan Cline IEEE

Steampunk themed 3D printer spool holder with gears, axles, end caps, base, and gear ratio leveraged bearings.

Steampunk Spooler

les-hall Les Hall

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