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Elaine Houston

A Rehab Engineer interested in increasing access to the world for everyone!

Pittsburgh, PA

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This user joined on 07/18/2020.

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Hackaday Prize 2019

A set of smart dice, the same size as traditional ones, full of LEDs and Bluetooth-enabled.

Pixels

jean-simonet Jean Simonet

Hackaday Prize 2019

This wind-up car gift card is fully 3D-printable and is the ideal present for your friends and family.

Fully 3D-printable wind-up car gift card

brian-brocken Brian Brocken

In this period of isolation, I'm trying to build an oximeter with parts already in house. An oximeter is made by two leds and a photodiode.

Oximeter do it yourself

giulio-pons Giulio Pons

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Using NIR (near infrared) Illumination and real-time image processing, we can make the veins more visible!

Assistance System for Vein Detection

myrijam Myrijam

Get high-resolution 3D printing by building your own.

Laser SLA 3D printer with galvo

mark-peng Mark Peng

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Emergency Button for 7$ based on ESP8266 Wifi board

Emergency button : Reliable, Inexpensive & Design

jeanperardel jean.perardel

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Let's inspire the next generation with exciting and educational kits that anyone can build. Want to create your own theremin?

MicroKits: Theremin Electronic Kit

david-levi David Levi

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Visually impaired students can make great use of 3D prints to learn just about any subject, but their teachers need help making good models.

3D Prints for Teachers of the Visually Impaired

joan-horvath Joan Horvath

we all love to play games and its fun but it will be more fun if make our own game controller to play games on our PC.

Arduino Game controller using Arduino PRO MICRO

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

A system that tracks limb movement of people who have movement disorders to assist in diagnosis and therapy

Human Limb Tracking

jonathan-kelly Jonathan Kelly

Hackaday Prize 2020

A UV light curing chamber made with an old rack, some aluminum foil, and three 50W UV LEDS. An Arduino is used as a programmable timer.

UV Curing Chamber

andrs-lopez-pulzovan Andrés Lopez Pulzovan

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Qubie is a small wireless device that measures waiting time at a polling place for the benefit of both election jurisdictions and citizens.

Qubie

1. Successful in europe (unheard of in US/canada) 2. Reduces ICU and MD burden 3. Fairly easy and cheap to manufacture

CPAP Helmet non-invasive ventilation

Make Medical Shields 250 times faster than 3D printing & 20 times faster than lasers

Team FITCH - 5 Second Die Cut Face Shield - COVID

kevin-patel Kevin Patel

a basic competition device for Machines (Science Olympiad 2019-20)

Machines (Science Olympiad)

jason-cho Jason Cho

Infinity mirror embedded in a cat ears headband.

InfiniKitty Ears

angela-sheehan Angela Sheehan

Using MATLAB for identification of objects based on shape and color, then determining object location for retrieval by a robot arm.

Robot + MATLAB + Webcam =

pierre.baillargeon

Here's the current iteration of my ongoing project to develop a cheap, yet accurate ultraviolet exposure mindfulness tool.

Ultra-Violet Index Mini Fob

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