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Tboneynot

Water resources engineer with some ideas.

Austin, TX

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This user joined on 06/30/2019.

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You see a picture frame of Frau Blucher, and utter her name aloud. You then hear a horse whinny from the picture.

Frau Blucher Talking Picture Frame

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The 2016 Hackaday Prize

This project aims to build a tilt sensor that is cheap, very accurate and has a wide measuring range (up to 360 degrees).

A new high accuracy tilt sensor

aron-molnar Aron Molnar

PlatformIO is an open source ecosystem for IoT development (Cross-platform IDE and unified debugger. Remote testing and firmware updates)

PlatformIO

ivan-kravets Ivan Kravets

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

A simple power socket that contains a relay, a temperature/humidity sensor, a motion sensor and that is manageable over WiFi

Home Automation Power Socket

david-davenne David Davenne

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Autonomous intelligent IOT nodes connected to the home network, controlled via simple IFTTT style rules, configured via web interface

WiFi Based Distributed IOT Home Automation

https://www.youtube.com/c/longtechnical More About LongTechnical » How to Program ATMEGA 8,16,328 Attiny and Fuse Bit Hi friends. Tod

HOW TO PROGRAM ATMEGA 8,16,328 ATTINY AND FUSE BIT

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Tales on my home automation project

AutomaTales

Alexa-Enabling the Billy the Bass

Bilexa Bass

bob-baddeley Bob Baddeley

Have you ever wondered how fast it's gonna be to train ANN on STM32 and Arduino, or is it even possible? Here's the benchmark for MCU.

Train Neural Networks on STM32 and Arduino

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

ARM Cortex-M4 with browser-based Lua Development Environment. Provides an ideal software and hardware platform for your next project.

Screvle - Lua Web IDE

ronald-vanschoren Ronald Vanschoren

GPS controlled FischerTechnik Clock

jac-goudsmit Jac Goudsmit

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

An open source telemetry system using downhill mountain biking as an inspiration.

picorico

chris-hoey Chris Hoey

A BBC micro:bit Clock using RTC DS3231 for data. Clock displays the Date, Time and current Temperature (from ds3231 which is close) .

MicroBit Clock using DS3231 RTC

daw9000 daw9000

Someone has been stealing my cookies and Arduino is going to help me find out who it is :D

Arduino Lie Detector

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Eye Moisture Retention and Rehabilitation Goggles: Cost effective assistive device for prevention and treatment of dry eye syndrome.

Humidifeyes

spandanacheruvu spandana.cheruvu

Converting the Kinesis Advantage to an AVR running TMK

Kinesis Advantage TMK Hack

warren-janssens Warren Janssens

Simple, candle-like glowing LEDs that only turn on at night. Trying to make it cheap and use what I have at home.

Guerilla LED Candles

jurc192 jurc192

An inexpensive audio player with a simplified interface to make driving safer.

Car Audio Player

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Building a system that encodes and reads music in MIDI format and controls the flashing of a Neon Sign with minimal latency

Real-Time Audio-Controlled Neon

davidgarges david.garges

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