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C. M. Herron

Continual leaner, avid Hackaday reader/student, love designing/building/hacking gadgets for my own personal use and enjoyment.

Cincinnati, Ohio

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This user joined on 07/28/2014.

My Projects

Raspberry Pi running Windows versions of Reaper and Valhalla FX in an 8-track tape storage box for spooky Halloween noise goodness!

Spooky Halloween Noise Maker

c-m-herron C. M. Herron

Projects I Contribute To

Another Travelling Hacker Box, similar to https://hackaday.io/project/7373-travelling-hacker-box

Small Flat Rate Traveling Hacker Box, US only

Things I've Built

Sppoky Halloween Noise Maker

Featured on Hackaday.com blog for the 2023 Halloween Hackfest. Windows DAW and sound effects running on top of Wine, on top of Box64, on top of the Bullseye RPi OS. Makes eerie, spooky sounds the kids love!

Projects I Like & Follow

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Integration of cheap wireless Arduino sensor nodes with an awesome home automation platform called OpenHAB. Explore interface options.

$20 Wireless Arduino Home Automation w/ OpenHAB

eric-tsai Eric Tsai

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Python-powered machine vision modules

OpenMV

iabdalkader i.abdalkader

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Designing an open source, modular bench power supply to rule them all.

Bench Power Supply

the-big-one The Big One

Use the team chat to talk about your projects and find collaborators for whatever you are working on.

Hack Chat

A recreation of Samy Kamkar's rolljam attack

How to hack a car

gonalo-nespral Gonçalo Nespral

A low-power E-Paper weather display powered by an ESP32 microcontroller. Utilizes the OpenWeatherMap API.

ESP32 E-Paper Weather Display

A PCB mill inspired by open source CNC 3D printers with a custom design to fit standard size copper clad boards (6" x 4" / 160mm x 100mm)

Sub $200 PCB Mill that doesn't suck!

timo-birnschein Timo Birnschein

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Design and build a simple, inexpensive, and manufacturable remote indicator for the most common type of mechanical water meter in use today.

Remote Water Consumption Display

john-schuch John Schuch

The $10 smartphone controlled Arduino. First steps to controlling the Huzzah breakout with your mobile phone and Blynk.

Huzzah ESP8266 and Blynk.cc App

richard-hogben Richard Hogben

ESP8266-based WiFi LED light controller and clock

DIY Chumby-lite

spiros-papadimitriou Spiros Papadimitriou

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

BunnyBot is a ROS based robot platform that can perform useful tasks using its built in gripper and vision system.

BunnyBot

jack-qiao Jack Qiao

Use the $15 Harbor Breeze Solar Light as a self contained waterproof enclosure for a WisBlock based Meshtastic Node.

Harbor Breeze Meshtastic Hack

Another Travelling Hacker Box, similar to https://hackaday.io/project/7373-travelling-hacker-box

Small Flat Rate Traveling Hacker Box, US only

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Eric Tsai wrote 08/02/2014 at 03:00

Hey, interesting Twitter feed. I'm always on the look out for more consumer home automation products. Nice to see.

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