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Will Whang

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Taiwan

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This user joined on 08/10/2014.

My Projects

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

A opensource LoRa concentrator(think as a muti-channel receiver) using SX1301 & SX125X

LoRa-concentrator

Clock build from IV-18 VFD tube and Arduino

IV-18 Arduino Clock

A credit card size Wireless Temperature & Humidity Node power by CR2032 Coin Cell

Wireless Temperature & Humidity Card

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Simple , Small ,Portable, Nixie Clock

IN-17 portable clock

a simple breakout for CC3200MOD or CC3100MOD

CC3200/3100MOD Breakout Board

Using MT7681 module form Seeed and Arduino Leonardo to build a Wifi Arduino

Linkit connect with Arduino baord

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Projects I Contribute To

Making a Star Wars themed lightsaber scoreboard for 2015 HITCON CTF

Lightsaber Stand for Hackers

Projects I Like & Follow

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Python-powered machine vision modules

OpenMV

iabdalkader i.abdalkader

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Fast RPi WiFi without USB

RPi WiFi

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Science in your hand. A pocket-sized instrument capable of visualizing and exploring the world around you.

Open Source Science Tricorder

peter-jansen peter jansen

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

No iron, no cry! Build a mini 4MHz Z80 64kB RAM system with Basic and Forth interpreters, CP/M 2.2, QP/M 2.71, Assembler and C toolchains

A 4$, 4ICs, Z80 homemade computer on breadboard

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

TCD1304-based linear CCD module driven by a Nucleo F401RE, an STM32F401 black pill or an STM32F103 blue pill

Linear CCD module

esben-rossel esben rossel

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

AMS's new AS7265X 3-chip set promises a compact, 18-channel, 20 nm FWMH spectrometer for less than $25

Compact, $25 spectrometer

kris-winer Kris Winer

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

A simple calendar made with e-ink display and stm32 microcontroller.

NekoCal - an E-Ink Calendar

wenting-zhang Wenting Zhang

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Quickly identify radioactive materials with a pocket-sized ion chamber. Built from standard parts for easy manufacture and low cost.

Open Radiation Detector

carlos-garcia-saura Carlos Garcia Saura

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

An open source low-resolution desktop CT scanner

OpenCT2

peter-jansen peter jansen

Google's $1300 Chromebook Pixel has an awesome screen. i only want the screen.

Megapixy: a 13" Retina-class screen on a boom arm.

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

A USB Serial device to log temperature made out of a PIC16F1455 and a USB connector

Two Component USB Temperature Data Logger

michael-mogenson Michael Mogenson

An optimized "re-mix" of Adafruit's GFX library (and LCD drivers) for Arduino (AVR).

PDQ_GFX optimzed AVR LCD graphics

Previously I made 4-bit CPU, and I would like to follow the progress of human being.

Retro DIY computer project

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

The DIY laptop built entirely from PCB

ELLO 2M

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

atsamd11c14 Arduino zero compatible ARM M0 compact usb stick

DiXi - arduino sam D11 usb stick

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

EPaper monitor driven by either VGA or an Internet Connected ESP32.

PaperBack: A Desktop EPaper Monitor

Nuclear battery harnessing light from tube containing phosphor excited by Tritium decay to produce 50-100 nanowatts of energy.

Tritium Nuclear Battery (Betaphotovoltaic)

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

This open-source, low-power LTE shield uses cutting-edge CAT-M technology and also integrates GNSS location capabilities!

LTE CAT-M1/NB-IoT Shield for Arduino

timothy-woo Timothy Woo

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Kris Winer wrote 05/11/2018 at 18:10

Thanks for following my $25 Spectrometer project!

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