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Liam

Jack of all trades but a master of none

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This user joined on 09/22/2024.

My Projects

Design and built a horn loaded speaker

FULL RANGE HORN LOADED SPEAKER

Trying to build a multicellular horn. Stay tuned

Altec multicell horn build

Projects I Like & Follow

Follow for the 'Hacklet' and latest news about hackaday.io

Hackaday.io Project

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

A BT/NFC bone-conduction audio device that transmits sound directly to the auditory nerve through the skull. Music for the deaf & disabled.

WΛLLTΞCH PHΛNTOM: Bone-Conduction BT Audio

wlltch WΛLLTΞCH

Experimental case testing 3D printed "waterproofing" and water resistance.

Water Resistant 3D Printed Enclosures

Got printer? Connect to the motors with a Pi, plonk in a cheap scope, and do 2D and 3D scans!

LadyBug BEEFY: 3D printer motorized microscope

ahron-wayne Ahron Wayne

Dead bug style LM386 audio amp circuit inside a human figure made of copper wire.

Audio Man Circuit Sculpture

dean-segovis Dean Segovis

Simple-ish hack to get data off the SD card when playing MP3s

DFPlayer MP3 module - get data from SD Card

richard-aplin Richard Aplin

Printing out the base parts on an existing 3D Printer, and then assembling my very own.

Prusa Mendel i3 3D Printer

2021 Hackaday Prize

3D LED cylinder - remix of makeTVee

3D LED cylinder - remix of makeTVee

A hat to display audio frequencies.

Audio Visualizer Hat

andymac AndyMac

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

3d printed mask inspired by Mamoru Oshii’s Ghost in the Shell (Kokaku Kidotai) opening scene cyborg.

Haloween cosplay cyberpunk Ghost in the Shell

This is an "Internet Hardware Watchdog" that reboots the WiFi router whenever something silly happens to it.

Internet Hardware WatchDog using NodeMCU

My catch all project page to document my adventures figuring out hardware neural network chips: the NeuroMem CM1K, NM500, and More!

Adventures With Hardware Neural Networks!

casual-cyborg Casual Cyborg

A dual channel RS232 adapter for my FPGA board. It works @ 3.3V or 5V, and may be it can be useful for others things too...

Dual channel RS232 adapter

Since i could not establish to display the time on this, it shall be a dB-Meter with (no MEMS - it broke) microphone.

Audio dB-Meter - on diy POV-HDD-Display

A simple music player with web interface and many speakers

Banshee

This device is used to transmit audio signals over long distances using RJ45 cables without suffering from noise and attenuation

Audio Extender: A DI Box for Clean and Noise-Free

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