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James Newton

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San Diego Central Library Innovation Lab
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A VERY cheap, tested, working, PIC based P.I.D. PID servo controller, for stepper replacement e.g. RAMPS, Pololu plug compatible drop in.
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BOB PID Servo Controller

james-newtonJames Newton

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Mechanically Stable Attachment of RC Servos to Microcontroller GPIO Pins and External Power
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RC Servo Adapter

james-newtonJames Newton

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Automate the Reagent (take a sample, put a drop of stuff in, shake, look at the color) testing of water for Aquaponics, Ponds, Aquariums.
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Reagent Robot

james-newtonJames Newton

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Have a complete, although very basic, electronics bench in your pocket on the cheap.
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DroidScript GUI for BusPirate

james-newtonJames Newton

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You can't call yourself an uber geek until you've tried to become a cyborg.
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Wearable HUD / HMD

james-newtonJames Newton

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Secure web page on smartphone safely drives cheap bot with flashes of light using internal sensors and web services.
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Web Smart (Phone) Screen Blink Bot

james-newtonJames Newton

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An open-source, 3D printed, high precision robotic arm with trainability
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Dexter

haddington-dynamicsHaddington Dynamics

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Low cost PID servo drive for small CNC machinery
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Brushed DC Servo Drive

ottoragamottoragam

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Commercialy available, partially assembled low cost encoder module
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Massmind.org Abosolute/Incremental Rotary Encoder

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Commercialy available, partially assembled low cost motor driver (power stage only) for brushed DC motors
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Massmind.org 40 V 18 A Output DC Motor Drive

ottoragamottoragam

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He wanted a thing to show a graph of current draw from a power brick, so I made it
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Humoring James Newton

kevin-santo-cappuccioKevin Santo Cappuccio

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a jumperless (solderless) breadboard
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Jumperless

kevin-santo-cappuccioKevin Santo Cappuccio

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In this project, I built a very simple 4 bit RISC CPU. *Sponsored by PCBway
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The simplest 4-bit RISC CPU

marsianin245Marsianin245

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Chris' Really Awful Pi: so bad, it's good
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CRAPi2040

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Re-vitalizing and modernizing a Radio Shack 65in1 kit for educational purposes - my DesignLab Residency!
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25in24 Electronics Project Board

tom-thoenTom Thoen

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It's the 40th anniversary of the original Macintosh. Why not recapture the magic in an SAO?
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Macintosh SAO

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Have a close look at how Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM) works and what can be achieved with a simple setup
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Spark erosion: Detailed view, simple machinery

norbert-heinzNorbert Heinz

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No code, no PCB, just a Shitty Add-On for Supercon living in the moment
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NixieSAO

kevin-santo-cappuccioKevin Santo Cappuccio

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Modern recreations of a 1898 21-segment display
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SC-002

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Small tracked robot, inspired by Pololu Zumo - but with many improvements
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Yozh robot

alexander-kirillovAlexander Kirillov

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Add a nibble of Interactive Core Memory to your project!
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SAO Core4 - A Nibble of Core Memory with I2C

andy-geppertAndy Geppert

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"Etch A Sketch" style frame and function for the badge from Hackaday Supercon 2023
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Hack A Sketch

jeremygeppertjeremy.geppert

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Our baby boy is all grown up. Perhaps it is time to send him out into the world.
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Marvin

daren-schwenkeDaren Schwenke

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HexWalk is an Hex editor, viewer, analyzer with binwalk extension and a nice GUI
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HexWalk

carmixCarmix

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No explanation needed!
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Etch sAo Sketch

andy-geppertAndy Geppert

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Turns out no one sells the just the spring clips they use in breadboards, so I made my own
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Solderable Breadboard Clips

kevin-santo-cappuccioKevin Santo Cappuccio

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Analog robot that uses two light dependent resistors to guide the robot towards a light source, and also reverse if it gets too close
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Analog Light Chasing Robot

customelectronicsCustomElectronics

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He wanted a thing to show a graph of current draw from a power brick, so I made it
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Humoring James Newton

kevin-santo-cappuccioKevin Santo Cappuccio

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Exploring the Feasibility of Martian Agriculture
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Growing Plants In Martian Soil

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Dennis wrote 05/08/2022 at 00:31 • point

Hi James thanks for liking and following Solar-Pyrolysis!

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Eric Hertz wrote 08/17/2016 at 05:51 • point

Alright! Thanks for joining the team, and all the thoughts :)

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Sébastien Mischler (aka skarab) wrote 08/08/2016 at 17:54 • point

Thanks for following the #uTopiaPrinter (SLA) project. Peace.

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Radu Motisan wrote 03/02/2016 at 10:23 • point

Thanks for the skull! Not many are offering those :)

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ottoragam wrote 02/09/2016 at 20:03 • point

Yay! Thanks for the skull. Your suggestions are welcomed any time.

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James Newton wrote 02/09/2016 at 20:22 • point

I have questions more than suggestions! LOL... I'm pretty much a dunce when it comes to analog electronics, but I've been working with really (really) smart people for years as the US sales person for the Linistepper driver and now the THB6064AH. I'm looking for people (like you) who design genius things like this and are willing to make a few dollars by selling them, but don't want to spend all your time fulfilling orders, answering silly customer questions, etc... I'm a firmware engineer and I do ok with digital electronics, PCB layout, etc... I know enough to take care of most issues, and I just send the hard questions (and the royalties or PCB orders) to the designers. References available! Let me know if you're interested.

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ottoragam wrote 02/09/2016 at 20:48 • point

Of course I know you! My first CNC used linnisteppers! It's nice to have you here. Should I send you a presonal message?

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Stefan Lochbrunner wrote 01/17/2016 at 00:04 • point

Thanks for skulling! :)

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MECHANICUS wrote 08/30/2015 at 04:29 • point

Thanks for following my hydrogen fuel cell project I am working very hard and I hope you enjoy my updates in the coming weeks when I get it up and running!

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AVR wrote 05/13/2015 at 17:31 • point

Hey thanks for following my HydroPWNics project and giving it a skull!!!! I really appreciate it. 

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