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Austin Spivey

Tourist in a Tutu || Chicago Born || Melbourne/Mexico/California Raised || New Yorker at Heart || SF to Dublin to work for @wiaio the best #IoT startup

Dublin City, Ireland

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This user joined on 07/13/2018.

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A facial recognition ferris wheel: if you're smiling, the wheel turns, and if you're not smiling, it stops using Raspberry Pi and Wia.

How We Built Our Facial Recognition Ferris Wheel

austin-spivey Austin Spivey

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Extract best practices from existing garage door projects. Build version that suites my needs; eventually integrate into other HA efforts.

Home Automation - Garage Door Opener

Using an ePaper Display, investigate getting the lowest possible current usage from an STM32L0.

Coin Cell Powered Temperature/Humidity Display

kevin-kessler Kevin Kessler

Building computers on Arduino platform is fun. How far can we take this?

Arduino Desktop

dylan-brophy Dylan Brophy

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Designing hardware is difficult. We Have a hardware platform that generates schematic and layout design files in a typical 10 minutes time.

Simplify Embedded hardware designs

makarand-kapoor Makarand Kapoor

Monitoring natural gas with Arduino and MQ4 gas sensor

Arduino MQ4 gas sensor - review and tutorial

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Unique, compact power conditioning enables always-on sensor monitoring and Long-Range radio (LoRaWAN) link for IoT applications.

SoLoRa - Solar Powered always-on IoT sensor node

joe-miller Joe Miller

4G (100 mbps down/ 50 mbps up) – Ultra fast internet connectivity for your Raspberry Pi, excellent for large downloads and video streaming.

IoT Bit 4G & LTE Hat for the Raspberry Pi

The ARM cores on the DE1-SoC have a AXI-Avalon bus connection the FPGA VGA controller. How fast can we make it go?

FPGA SoC ARM-VGA graphics

bruce-land Bruce Land

3020 CNC software problems

CNC VEVOR 3020 software problems

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Educators can use Raspberry Pi, Arduino, & science toys to teach STEAM (science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math)

Raspberry Pi, Arduino, & Science Toys Teach STEAM

steve-schuler Steve Schuler

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

In this tutorial real DBZ Songoku statue is tracked and various effects added on top of it.

Augmented Reality and Real 3D Object Tracking

edgaras-art Edgaras Art

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

The first digital watches had this red bubble display, you need to push a button to see the time.

Retro Wristwatch

very clever space and code optimized cpu

lcpu - One page (48 lines) myhdl hardware cpu

Thrift-store mashup: Raspberry Pi, range finder and child's xylophone

Raspberry Pi + Sonar + Instrument

james-thomas James Thomas

In this project, I am going to demonstrate how you can make your own ON AIR station with the help of the idIoTware shield

IoT OnAir Sign

Hardware and engineering group for the Los Angeles tech community.

Los Angeles Hardware Chat

shulie-tornel Shulie Tornel

BMP180 Interfacing with Raspberry Pi in Detail by using JAVA and Pi4J Library.

BMP180 Interfacing with Raspberry Pi in Detail

bikash-narayan-panda Bikash Narayan Panda

Demonstration of a television that consumes no standby power. A standard remote control sends out enough infrared light to trigger start-up.

TV that consumes no power in standby

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