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Let Huzzah32 fly

Quadcopter FeatherWing for Huzzah32

An Arduino-based graphical “flip clock”. Bonus faces because there’s room. Really minimal enclosure.

FlipClock

mark-wilson Mark Wilson

I'm converting an Enermax EG465AX-VE(G) into a bench power supply for my hacks.

ATX power supply conversion for bench usage

Got fed up of having to look up the datasheet and code examples when using a matrix with an arduino...

LED Matrix Shield and library

Hackaday Prize 2019

A multimeter, based on the STM32F373, which can measure voltage, current and power (both bipolar and DC or true RMS with multiple ranges).

STM32 Open Source Multimeter

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

This project is a fancy Clock and weather display built around a monitor and a Raspberry Pi.

PiClock - A Raspberry Pi Clock & Weather Display

kevin-uhlir Kevin Uhlir

Hackaday Prize 2020

A completely automated way to take photo's and convert them into a 3D-object

Arduino controlled photogrammetry 3D-scanner

brian-brocken Brian Brocken

Single rotor, "human-safe", selfmade ball-drone with air vanes for position control

The Ball-Drone Project

benjamin-prescher Benjamin Prescher

My Glow-In-The-Dark Plot clock uses an Arduino Uno, two 9g servo motors, a UV Led and a phosphorescent material to “draw” the time

UV Glow-In-The-Dark Plot Clock

Flexapod (Servo-less Octapod)

Racing Spider

russell-munro Russell Munro