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Max Olender

Founder maxlab.io | Embedded Firmware | PCB Design

Vancouver, BC, Canada

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This user joined on 09/20/2018.

My Projects

Battery-powered IoT camera with nightvision, motion detection and TensorFlow Lite support

Tokay Lite: Multi-purpose ESP32 AI Camera

max-olender Max Olender

Projects I Like & Follow

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

A quadrupedal walking robot

Dogbot

charles-galambos Charles Galambos

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Very recently Espressif released a new chip, ESP32-PICO-D4 which includes all required components inside chip. No reason to avoid one!

Explore ESP32-Pico-D4 a new chip by Espressif

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

A set of senors and actuators that make composting simple.

The Compost Professor - A Smart Composting System

darian-johnson Darian Johnson

Is there room for another oscilloscope? Real Time nodejs/html5 Sci ToolBox! Arduino | Raspberry Pi | FPGA

GinScope | Science ToolBox | Oscilloscope

gintaras-valatka Gintaras Valatka

This tutorial will show you how to configure volumio to support HIFI DAC.

How to configure volumio to support HIFI DAC.

ameliayou amelia.you

An FPGA-powered camera that shoots and stitches stereoscopic 360 video in real time.

VR Camera V2: FPGA VR Video Camera

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

A controller for all your IoT needs.

ESP IoT Controller

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

An IoT Air Freshener, using some 3D printing, a NodeMCU, Arduino IDE, IFTTT and Adafruit.IO. Configure your own triggers and have fun!

IoT Air Freshener

Inspired by a couple projects, a projector clock based on a modified ikea lamp

IOT Led Matrix Projector Clock

Janis is a LED Lamp with inspiration from artists and scientists around the world.

Janis

Make a DIY Time Clock to monitor your employee's arrivals and transform your workplace in a Smart Office for less than $40!

DIY IoT Time Clock for Smart Office

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

quickly create a cyclone dust separator with 2 buckets and a few 3D printed parts.

Easy cyclone for your shopvac with 3D printing

audrey-robinel Audrey Robinel

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

use a seeeduino to control the ESP8266 WiFi module to request a static page from the internet

Tutorial for ESP8266 Serial WiFi Module

Started as a collaboration with an Art student to 3D print a geodesic dome, using isosceles and equialteral triangles created using OpenSCAD

Geodesic Dome

mark-gaffney Mark Gaffney

Artwork that generates collages of movement and change

Automated Digital Photo Collage

tommy-mintz Tommy Mintz

very clever space and code optimized cpu

lcpu - One page (48 lines) myhdl hardware cpu

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Improving the "electronic larynx", a device used for speaking by cancer patients that have lost their natural ability to speak.

Getting a Voice Again After Voice Box Surgery

michael Michael

Trying to design an Internet powered light switch using Photon

IoT Automatic Light Fixture

heather-lynne-van-wilde Heather-Lynne Van Wilde

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