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Chris Hamilton

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Wearable breakout boards. Flex Modules have 2.54mm castellations for breadboard and solder on to wearable flexible PCBs
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Flex Modules

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USB Type C has up to 100W of charging capability, perfect for a multicell charger
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Small Multicell USB Type C Charger

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Maxim MAX30100 based Pulse Oximeter and Heart Rate Monitor
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Pulse Oximeter/Optical Heart Rate Monitor

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Smallest Cortex-M4 of the STM32 line with Espruino support in a Flex Module for wearable sensor processing. For sale on Tindie.
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STM32F401 Flex Module

chris-hamiltonChris Hamilton

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Charger system for Li batteries with fuel gauge. Works with Qi wireless or USB power source. For sale on Tindie.
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Qi and USB Li Charger Flex Module

chris-hamiltonChris Hamilton

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nRF51822 implemenation of Smart Bluetooth with a large amount of GPIO, 3dB antenna and SWD connector. For sale on Tindie.
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nRF51822 BLE Flex Module

chris-hamiltonChris Hamilton

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lol travelling salesman problem
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Travelling Hacker Box

benchoffBenchoff

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A place for Tindie sellers and the community to meet and stretch their legs
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Tindie Dog Park

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Things I've Built

http://www.rocklinux.org/

I contributed to the ROCK Linux meta-Linux distribution and several distributions with it. I retired from development when I joined Fast Search and Transfer in 2006. ROCK Linux discontinued development officially in 2010.

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A 2.5mm thick flexible smart watch with e-ink display, BT 4.0, and health sensors.
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Flexible Smartwatch

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high-end open-source printer with a water-cooled tool changer.
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Blackbox - Tool Changing 3D Printer

marc-schmannMarc Schömann

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Really easy IoT hardware. And cheap too.
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nRFIoT - Easy IoT Sensors

justinJustin

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This project's goal was to make a vest that a visually impaired or gamer could use when moving around in their environment(real or virtual).
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3D Haptic Vest for Visually Impaired and Gamers

sean-bensonSean Benson

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Divergence is a wearable EMF detector that provides haptic and sonic feedback of the electromagnetic sources that surround us.
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Divergence

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Tiny RISC-V Microcontroller Board
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LoFive

michael-wellingMichael Welling

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A novelmulti-layer film that lets you quickly and easily make flexible copper PCBs all using normal, unmodified home printers
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Printem - Instant Printed Circuit Boards

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Interactive LED Kit
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Trixel LED

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24 bits, 4kSPS, WIFI, Accel & hyro, SD, Isolated SPI, UART, USB, power
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FreeEEG32 alpha1.0 -- test failed, wired bug fixes

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This headset uses transcrainial alternating current stimulation to induce lucid dreaming in wearers!
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Lucid Dreaming Device (tACS)

tyler-siskTyler Sisk

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I'm tired of flying insects and chasing after them....
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Lazy Killer 9000

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SnappCat is a small device that recognizes your cat(s), takes a picture, adds a meme, and sends it to your mobile phone.
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SnappCat - memed pics from your cat to your phone

william-gloverWilliam Glover

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Visual pin layout setup tool for development boards with an editor mode for community involvement
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MCU pin setup

norbert-feketeNorbert Fekete

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This is a drop-in replacement controller board for the T962A reflow oven, using the PIC32MZEFH as the CPU.
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T962A Controller Drop-In (using *PIC32MZ*)

phillyflyersPhillyFlyers

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"lua-stick" is a development-tool-free embedded hardware platform. All you need is a text editor to connect virtually anything to your PC.
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lua-stick

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Real 5V from the USB connector
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USB Booster

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Wristband that takes in heart rate and music data and creates responsive light show. Share Your Light!
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Biological & Environmental Feedback LED Wristband

joseph-prosnitzJoseph Prosnitz

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Designing an IoT device to monitor and report the fill level of bins for holding recyclable discards of various kinds.
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Bin Level Monitoring

kris-winerKris Winer

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Kris Winer wrote 07/02/2019 at 16:02 • point

Thanks for liking my Bin Level Monitoring project!

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Bruce Land wrote 07/28/2015 at 13:37 • point

If you are going to add projects, how about content? Or are you just playing with the system?

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Michele Perla wrote 07/28/2015 at 15:51 • point

+1

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Chris Hamilton wrote 07/28/2015 at 20:26 • point

Sorry for messing up your feed.  I was just trying to get them all setup to capture development as I keep adding boards after they are mostly done.

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davedarko wrote 07/28/2015 at 11:26 • point

What a flood of new projects! Is there a master project, where we can see some of those modules in action? Is it this? https://hackaday.io/project/2236-flex-modules

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Chris Hamilton wrote 07/28/2015 at 20:17 • point

Yes, that is it.

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Moritz Walter wrote 08/25/2014 at 17:22 • point
Thanks for the skull and +1 for the SociACL!

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Chris Hamilton wrote 08/25/2014 at 22:08 • point
Thanks! Hoverlay is pretty amazing, you need to start selling them :). SociACL will be integrated into our evolving Flex Module wearable software stack. It will be released AGPL as we think it will add useful social capability to any connected service or device.

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engunneer wrote 08/18/2014 at 12:53 • point
Thanks for the skull the other day! I've added a bit more content. Is there any other input you'd like me to consider?

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Chris Hamilton wrote 08/18/2014 at 21:10 • point
Your project looks to be coming along pretty well and the video is well done. This is a great concept to bring Pmod to more dev boards. The Arduino shield might work with other architecture clones like the ST Nucleo. Looking through the Digilent Pmod boards, I am not sure what else there is for input :). Supporting Pmod for prototyping and shields is a great concept that should cut down prototype time.

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