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Dallas Makerspace

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Dallas, Texas

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Arduino UNO based GPS navigation system. Total cost below $25. It has 320*240 TFT showing the actual position on a map.

Real simple and cheap GPS navigation

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

tracking CubeSats faster, anywhere and anytime for everybody!

The Distributed Ground Station Network

My 1987 vintage alarm clock was in bad shape, so it got some love. and mp3s.

Scrubs Sugar Hill Gang Alarm Clock

Examples to go with the GNU Radio Posts

GNU Radio Examples

al-williams Al Williams

This is a great hack to turn a window motor into a extremely useful high torque side shaft motor for robotics and other projects.

Hack -a- Window motor for Robotics Use.

Connect your NavSpark module to Raspberry Pi to get GPS/GLONASS/Beidou access and an on-board Arduino

NavSpark shield for Raspberry Pi

gergely-imreh Gergely Imreh

A no-nonsense keyboard for one handed typing.

Glove Keyboard

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Aiming to make a more dexterous functional hand for disabled children and people.

Bionic Artificial Muscle Prosthesis

Pi 2 raspberry pi arcade running retro pi

Raspberry pi arcade

A Wireless, Solar Powered GPS & Compass Dongle using Bluetooth Low Energy

Wireless Navigation Sensor

Internet controlled dog treat dispenser

Bad Wolf

nancy-yi-liang Nancy Yi Liang

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

pixel-see-decibel: sound localization and characterization on screen

PixeeBel

I will be showing how to add bluetooth to any embedded project

Adding Bluetooth To a Project

mitch-sperry Mitch Sperry

An open source 3D printed hand that is controlled wirelessy through the use of XBees, Arduinos, and servos.

Wirelessly Controlled 3D Printed Hand

gerardo Gerardo

An object avoiding robot built with the DPT-Board+ and the DPT-Robot kit by university students and programmed in Javascript through WiFi

Object avoiding robot with DPT-Board

daan-pape Daan Pape

Two-Relay control with any Pi Model, Plus a complete Web page!

Hardware Control with any Pi

ted-mieske Ted Mieske

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

An interactive product to improve auditory and visual skills of dyslexic students by the use of multimedia elements.

Interactive module for dyslexic students

pushp-bajaj Pushp Bajaj

I decided to see if K’nex can be co-opted for science and used them to build a test tube rack.

K'nex Test Tube Rack

steve-schuler Steve Schuler

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Adam Oas wrote 01/21/2021 at 16:41

Just checking in! As of 2021 Dallas Maker Space is bigger and better than ever!

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101208 wrote 07/16/2018 at 03:00

great place..interesteed to be there

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