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Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Pip-Watch (Personal Information Panel) is an open-source smart watch with an ePaper display, a bluetooth modem, and a Li-Ion accumulator.

PIP-Watch

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Bringing a virtual device into the real world.

Functional Pip-Boy 3000 Mk4

Make a robot arm to be a 3D printer and soldering helper and other helper.

Make a Arduino-based Multi-function robotic arm

The OwnWatch is a Arduino compatible smartwatch which is soft- and hardware expandable and not much bigger than a common brand smartwatch

OwnWatch

moritz-wenzel Moritz Wenzel

A small, flexible boat and controller system able to travel where a standard boat could not go.

DIY Airboat and Controller

Hardware hack for Gameboy Color allowing automating Pokemon egg hatching and friendship gaining.

Pokemon egg hatch GameBoy hack

ukasz-przenioso Łukasz Przeniosło

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Open Source scanning laser rangefinder

Open Simple LIDAR

iliasam iliasam

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

3D Printed components and other hardware to make a PCB routing machine, which inherently can do other things.

3D Printed PCB mill

A personal wearable activity tracker featuring a GPS, accelerometer, pressure sensor, wifi (ESPxx) and LCD display.

Hiking assistant

clovis-fritzen Clovis Fritzen

This is a DIY Raspberry Pi 3 gaming handheld running RetroPie to play all your classics!

Raspberry Pi 3 Gameboy

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Pi Zero-based open-source mobile phone (that you can assemble for 50$ in parts)

ZeroPhone - a Raspberry Pi smartphone

Retrofitting a Raspberry Pi Zero inside the housing of the original Gameboy.

Raspberry Pi Zero/Gameboy DMG-01 Mod