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Shayna

NYC Community Manager @ Hackaday

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This user joined on 06/01/2016.

Projects I Contribute To

Tindie

A place for Tindie sellers and the community to meet and stretch their legs

Tindie Dog Park

My Events

01.24.2018 06:30 pm EST - 08:30 pm EST

Join us as we kick off the new year with amazing talks and more!

Hackaday NYC January

ThoughtWorks, 99 Madison Ave, 15th fl, NY NY 10016

05.24.2017 06:30 pm EDT - 08:30 pm EDT

An evening of talks by makers who are uniting the digital and physical through unique, interactive art installations.

Hackaday NYC May: Interactions

ThoughtWorks, 99 Madison Ave, 15th fl

10.25.2017 06:30 pm EDT - 08:30 pm EDT

Join us for an extra spooky installment of the Hackaday NYC Meetup!

Hackaday NYC: The Halloween Special

ThoughtWorks, 99 Madison Ave, 15th fl, NY, NY

04.22.2017 11:00 am EDT - 04:00 pm EDT

Let's get together and make cool stuff. Hackaday Prize 2017 Design Your Concept round is officially ON!

Hackaday NYC: World Create Day

Fat Cat FAB LAB, 224 West 4th street, 2nd fl

09.20.2018 06:30 pm EDT - 08:30 pm EDT

Join us and our pals at Kickstarter for a pre-Maker Faire Meetup featuring awesome music hacks and more!

HACK TUNES with Kickstarter & Hackaday NYC

Kickstarter HQ, 58 Kent St, Brooklyn, NY

09.21.2017 06:30 pm EDT - 08:30 pm EDT

Join us as we team up with Kickstarter for a pre-Maker Faire Meetup featuring talks & demos with a spotlight on Assistive Tech

Hackaday NYC x Kickstarter

Kickstarter HQ, 58 Kent St, Brooklyn, NY

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Projects I Like & Follow

Always jealous of people who could afford big Nixie Tubes, I rolled my own alternative with WS2812Bs and laser cutting!

"Lixie", an LED alternative to the Nixie Tube

lixie-labs Lixie Labs

The WiPhone project is an open source mobile IP phone. WiPhone is intended to be hackable, modular, cheap, and open, while remaining usable.

ESP32 WiPhone

Hackaday Prize 2019

3D Printed ESP32 Powered Video Streaming Robot

ESP32 WiFi Robot

Final year university project, producing an open source espresso machine and sharing the blueprints with the maker community

Open Source Espresso Machine

zack-moss Zack Moss

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

An open hardware-software framework based on inertial sensors that anyone can use to build a human motion capture system.

Motion Capture system that you can build yourself

bruno-laurencich Bruno Laurencich

A 3D printed clock in PLA. It has an 8 day runtime with an accuracy of 1-2 minutes per week.

3D Printed Pendulum Clock

Hackaday Prize 2019

Small and powerfull controlling unit powerd from USB-C-PD

USB-C-PD Soldering Pen for Weller RT Tips

thomas-leputsch Thomas Leputsch

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Hooking up a DIY spectrometer to professional spectroscopy software

Universal software for DIY spectrometers

friedrich-menges Friedrich Menges

It's a dumb terminal. You can connect a Raspberry Pi to it.

VT-69 Handheld Terminal

This is my attempt to build a device that will trace Lissajous curves on a CRT with input from the user.

LissaJukebox (aka dedicated Lissajous machine)

emily-velasco Emily Velasco

A 3D-printed holder for a spool of wire, with an integrated mechanism to straighten wires as they are pulled off the spool

Wire Spool Holder With Straightener

Hedgehogs in the UK are classed as an endangered species. For this reason I have chosen my final year project to be a hedgehog feeder.

Hedgehog Feeder

Shelly is a rideable, animatronic hermit crab sculpture.

Shelly the Crab

bree-hoffman Bree Hoffman

I am aiming to create a new self-balancing robot that can drive around an object, pick it up, carry it and offload it.

"Straddle Crane" Self-Balancing Robot

ben-peters Ben Peters

Creation of a Quadcopter for a FYP

Final Year Project- Drone

The project aims to design and build a companion robot for aid in primary and secondary progressive Multiple Sclerosis care.

Design and Build a Companion Robot for MS Care

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

I’ll demonstrate how to drive a variable speed fan with Snap Circuits and the Kano Computer.

Variable Speed Fan: Snap Circuits, Kano Computer

steve-schuler Steve Schuler

Repurposing a vintage toy into a miniature computer.

Mini Kaypro II

selina-zawacki Selina Zawacki

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Dusan Petrovic wrote 01/30/2019 at 17:44

Heeey Shayna! Long time...Thanks for the follow!

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Morning.Star wrote 10/04/2018 at 07:20

Hey Shayna :-) Now this is weird, I've followed you from the feed more than once but you havent showed up as followed. Its happened before, @Mike Szczys I also followed early on, but again I've had to click again.

Most odd. But followed... ;-)

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