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Gord Payne

High school Computer Science teacher. Arduino addict and Maker.

Newmarket, Ontario, Canada
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Adding some 'Magic' to Beauty and the Beast!
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Robotic Rose of Enchantement

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21st Century take on a 1970s Helicopter Toy!
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VoytiBoyd ! A T-Tiny homage to a classic toy!

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ESP32-based Internet clock radio and streaming radio alarm ('Stealth' because it's faceted like a Stealth Fighter)
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ESP32 'Stealth' Internet Clock Radio

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A fun, Sound and Lights way to hand out treats!
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The Halloween Treat Trough of Terror!

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Use an inexpensive Light Dependent Resistor to control servos with a glove interface.
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Optical Glove Controller using LDR

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Students make their own Operation game with inexpensive parts and easy code!
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Operation Game - micro:bit Style

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Things I've Built

ESP32 Clock Radio

Internet-based clock radio with streaming radio and alarm.

Voyti-Boyd

Modern version of the Mattel Verti-Bird helicopter toy of the early 1970s

Rose of Enchantment

Prop for school's student production of Beauty and the Beast.

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Follow for the 'Hacklet' and latest news about hackaday.io
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An affordable modular platform for open robotics development for hackers. Provides a jump start to build your own robot.
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MORPH : Modular Open Robotics Platform for Hackers

roald-lemmensRoald Lemmens

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The Pi-Top will run you $300. This project creates an equivalent product for 1/3 the cost by being resourceful with cheap hardware.
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$100 Raspberry Pi 2 laptop using a lapdock

dylan-bleierDylan Bleier

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Revision 2 of tiny linear servo extender totally revorked and improved. Much easier to assemble, tight fit and robust design
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3D-Printed Linear Servo Extender

roger-rabbitRoger Rabbit

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Open source, low-cost robotic quadraped for reinforcement learning
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OpenK9

ben-nortierBen Nortier

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A cheap to produce and easy to assemble robot for use in STEM education.
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E.R.N.I.E

sebastian-goscikSebastian Goscik

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A custom AVR Development Board to build modular projects
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AVR Arduino Development Board

julian-labuschagneJulian Labuschagne

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Development of our 3D printed opensource DIYbio centrifuge V.2 and onward.
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Opensource 3D Printed DIYbio Centrifuge V.2+

progressthProgressTH

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A little arduino based clock
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Arduino Stardate Clock

phil-culmerPhil Culmer

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Hacking 2 row 3x monitor desktop mount to become a 5x portrait monitor desktop mount
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AMX4600 Mod 5x Monitor VESA 100 Desktop Mount

myklebust82myklebust82

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This is Arduino based Ammeter connected to a Dashboard running the computer.
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Connected Ammeter with Arduino

arunoda-susiripalaArunoda Susiripala

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A visual dataflow language for educational robots, with a graphical editor which runs in your web browser.
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Flobot

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