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Jim Bennett

I do things with IoT and academic advocacy in the Developer Relations team at @Microsoft. He/Him

Redmond, USA

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This user joined on 07/13/2020.

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A wearable, cloud connected camera using a Raspberry Pi, a camera and a hat that auto-syncs videos as they are recorded.

HatCam - a cloud synced hat camera

jim-bennett Jim Bennett

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The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Pi Zero and camera weigh 13 grams making it an ideal setup for data logging, HD video recording and custom On Screen Display for FPV.

Raspberry Pi Zero FPV camera and OSD

maksim-surguy Maksim Surguy

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

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

Divergence

$25 wearable device development platform: nRF51 ARM CortexM0 w/ Bluetooth, accelerometer, 16x64 OLED, vibration motor, HR sensor, battery

Hacking a $25 nRF51 ARM Cortex Activity Tracker

curt-white Curt White

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Interactive LED Kit

Trixel LED

A vest loaded with 470 full color programmable led lights capable of playing video. Video Links Provided.

LED VEST

An ESP-01 based thermal printer. Could be used for many things; I decided to create a shopping list printer with a simple web interface

Thermal Printer for shopping lists

This headset uses transcrainial alternating current stimulation to induce lucid dreaming in wearers!

Lucid Dreaming Device (tACS)

tyler-sisk Tyler Sisk

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Low cost IoT platform for Arduino Nano and Raspberry Pi under 9USD for all parts (included shipping) base on Ebay seller.

Low cost (~ 9$) IoT for Arduino and Raspberry Pi

Thermostat touch for home user with wifi and web control based on Raspberry pi

Raspberry Thermostat

A smartwatch project using STM32 microcontroller with ST7735 1.44' Lcd display screen, Bluetooth 4.0 and some sensors

MENTOL SmartWatch

furkan-etin Furkan Çetin

Infra-red light dimmer (220V/110V) that sits behind a switch in the wall. Powers itself from the mains, uses triac to turn on the bulb.

IR Light Dimmer v2 (1kB Challenge edition)

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Software and Hardware to make Word Clocks easier to make

Confagrid

stephen-legge Stephen Legge

Ambient lighting using a Raspberry Pi and recycled monitors

Raspberry Pi Video Wall

Keep your plants alive by sensing their soil moisture levels, and watering when needed. Monitor it all from a LAN webpage.

Automated Plant Watering with Raspberry Pi

reverse engineering a cheap laser engraver protocol

Hacking K3 Laser Engraver

marcel-ochsendorf Marcel Ochsendorf

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Quoting Einstein "If the bee disappeared off the surface of the globe then man would only have four years of life left.

Save the bees save the planet - IoT hive platform

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Custom cartridge for IBM PCjr

PCjrCart

A very simple yet effective way to make your own NFC Ring. Merging organic and tech.

NFC Bentwood Ring

sean-hodgins Sean Hodgins

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