0%

0%

Mark VandeWettering

Hacker, blogger, telescope maker, Senior Technical Director at Pixar Animation Studios (retired)

http://brainwagon.org

Following Follow me

Send a private message

Similar accounts worth following

Send a private message

This user joined on 11/30/2016.

My Projects

Years ago, I spent some time "racing the beam", learning to program the Atari 2600. Modified my pong clock to generate 1Hz output.

1HZ signal generator on the Atari 2600

Mark VandeWettering

Projects I Like & Follow

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Imaging at micrometer resolution using a Blu-ray drive

BluBEAM - a scanning laser microscope

andreasbetz andreas.betz

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

The SubPos Ranger allows you to accurately measure distance or obtain your position indoors for all hobbyist robotics applications.

SubPos Ranger

blair-wyatt Blair Wyatt

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

PICkit can be used as a PIC Programmer, Serial to USB converter, Logic Probe, Logic Analyzer, but also as an AVR Programmer for Atmel MCUs

Microchip's PICkit 2 as an Atmel STK500 programmer

Mini (1.44'' x 0.94'' or 24mm x 37mm) 8X16 RGB LED Array. 128 RGB LEDs with three LED chip each gives 384.

384:LED

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Extreme tiny (0,68'‘ x 0,68’‘ or 17mm x 17mm) smart RGB LED display/matrix

192:LED

Interface a Pi Zero directly to a Commodore 64 via User Port and IEC. Give your C64 a Linux upgrade.

Raspberry Pi Zero W / Commodore 64 Interface Board

leif-bloomquist Leif Bloomquist

Interface with SNES controller using Adruino over Serial or USB.

SNES Controller Arduino Adapter

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Laura brings low-cost long-range encrypted 915MHz communication to the palm of your hand.

Laura // ISM-band WAN Messaging

phil-herlihy Phil Herlihy

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Here is the lovely tiny LED wall I made with Wio nodes. Every one can control it through the internet.

The Internet Of Led Wall!

Uses the AC400 industrial-grade Arduino-compatible as a simple hardware control system demo. Controls chlorine, heat, lighting, etc.

Hot Tub Control with Open-Source Hardware

ESP8266 captures high scores as they occur on a Galaga PCB from the Golden Age of Arcade

Galaga meets IoT

justinrichards justin.richards

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

pixel-see-decibel: sound localization and characterization on screen

PixeeBel

Recreate technology from the past with 3D printing.

Reviving the Cars of the Past with 3D Printing

arin-panait Arin Panait

Program an Automation controller PAC using FORTH in Linux

May the FORTH be with Opto22 PAC and Linux

Absolutelyautomation

6" tall injection molded action figures!

Call to Adventure

Developing wearable gear for hazardous gas detection using PIC preprocessing and modular sensors kits

IoT, PIC G.as A.ir S.niffer

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

A Pi-Shield with IR ,ARDUINO and ...... what do you want?

Raspberry Pi XT-Shield

My colleague and I had to design a cottage business website as part of my grade eleven computer science course.

Cottage Business Website

View all

Bits