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Integrating open source autopilots from drones into massive pieces of farm equipment to do something useful.
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Autonomous Tractor

matt-reimerMatt Reimer

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Use an arduino to controll a simple bluetooth mp3/speaker and put in in a moped.
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Arduino controlled Bluetooth mp3 radio for moped

smikeySmikey

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Unbricking and Fixing the IREXes DR1000S Ebook Reader. And on the way maybe learn more about this extinct Freak of Nature kinda Ebook.
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reiREXcarnation

horst-borstHorst Borst

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This doodad transforms a 2L pop bottle and a .5L plastic bottle into a solar distillery for drinkable water.
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3D-Printed Water Distillation Doodad

kendoken.do

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CANcrusher is an Open Source CANbus development system for hackers and developers interested in a low-cost alternative to the $$$$ systems.
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CANcrusher Car Hack / Development Platform

davidDavid

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A unique tangible design for sequencer.
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Wooden Audio Sequencer

ernest-warzochaErnest Warzocha

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2-channel simultaneous AD/DA conversion with up to 1 MSamp/s
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Raspberry Pi High-Speed AD/DA

henning-paulHenning Paul

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A simple punched card reader to teach kids about data encoding, number systems, and binary numbers
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Binary Punched Card Reader

dominic-canareDominic Canare

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[ an open-access peer-reviewed journal ]
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Hackaday Journal of What You Don't Know

aleksandar-bradicAleksandar Bradic

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5-7 Aug 2016, Guildford, UK - emfcamp.org
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Electromagnetic Field (EMF) Camp - Who's going?

jasmine-brackettJasmine Brackett

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NEDONAND is 8-bit homebrew computer entirely built out of many 74F00 chips (2-input NAND gates)
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NEDONAND homebrew computer

shaosSHAOS

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Using a Pi Zero, I want to create a cheap keyboard interface and graphics card for my RC2014 homebrew computer
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$5 Graphics Card For Homebrew Z80

spencerspencer

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Volt- and ohmmeter plus calculator on 25x25mm PCB
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Micro progmeter

jaromirsukubajaromir.sukuba

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Pseudo Random VGA blinking lights generator
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VGA Blinking Lights

danjovicdanjovic

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A chill for the Writing Staff
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Hackaday Writing Crew

mike-szczysMike Szczys

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Two channel analog input for the Pi Zero for under a dollar.
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analog2pi

mincepimincepi

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Clone of the blink(1) indicator light with ATTiny85 and V-USB
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blink(inch)

sprospro

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A custom CC430F5137 development board with selectable operational frequency between ISM 868 MHz and 915 MHz.
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Tiny CC430 Development Board

rampadcrampadc

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A small module that generates high-resolution graphics
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Video controller in DIP-16 format

knvdKn/vD

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A small robot for the 1 inch square competition. It will at least have 2 motors a sensor, hopefully more than 1.
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1 Inch Rover

happyfoxHappyFox

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Bring you own Pi Zero, docking onto the station, exchanging messages with other Pi Zero.
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Bring your own PiZero: BYOP

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