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This project is a clock with radio receivers which can receive the exact time from the GPS satellites or from the DCF77 transmitter.
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"Connect" to an atomic clock in space! GPS, DCF77

hkdcsfhkdcsf

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A monster flashlight containing a 100W 8500Lm led with big heatsinks and batteries. With morse function to tell the night goodbye.
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Portable 100W led flashlight

yannick-gigawipfYannick (Gigawipf)

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An open-source ultrasound imaging dev kit side project
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Murgen: open source ultrasound imaging

kelu124kelu124

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A project inside Attiny. I will not step out for larger one till I complete it.
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Minimalist A-go-go

kodera2tkodera2t

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MIDI controllable vibrator creating beautiful tonal interference in instrument pickups
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MIDI Vibrator Inductor Synth

theotherjenkutlertheotherjenkutler

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Send your own hardware to space
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Square Inch To Space

paul-kocylaPaul Kocyla

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Open Capillary Electrophoresis platform utilising a Capacitively-Coupled Contactless Conductivity Detector geared for on-line water analysis
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C4Derpillar: Open CE-C⁴D

brett-walkerBrett Walker

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VU-meter (Winamp plugin ) sending udp to a Esp8266 controlling a Ws2812B
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VU-meter Esp8266 - WS2812B

mrjbmr.jb

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

compucatCompuCat

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A solar powered autonomous submarine that explores and measures the ocean at night, and posts the results to Twitter and Facebook by day.
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ArduSub

cjhcjh

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Using an ESP8266 to look at wifi signals in great detail.
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Wifi power mapping

cnlohrCNLohr

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HaDge - A wearable thing for Hackaday folks.
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HaDge - The Hackaday Badge

anool-mahidhariaAnool Mahidharia

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Measure the active time of a heater to analyze its behaviour with a ESP8266 without an additional controller.
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simple native ESP8266 Smartmeter

thomasThomas

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This is where SuperCon attendees and speakers can discuss logistics (like transportation and where to stay) and get to know eachother
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Hackaday SuperConference 2015

sophi-kravitzSophi Kravitz

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Tune the radio to your favorite FM station , and as the songs base starts to rev you up. The hacker within asks, "how does radio"?
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Enter the complex world of SDR

drdroopy-nayheyDr.Droopy Nayhey

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Multiple nodes detect photons to within nanoseconds to analyze cosmic ray air showers and help solve the Greisen-Zatsepin-Kuzmin paradox.
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Low-Cost Solid-State Cosmic Ray Observatory

aelias36aelias36

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Finding open WIFI connections, default setups, and messing with people around you wanting an open wifi connection.
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Shame on you!

bdmBDM

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Considerate conservation and climate science is on the horizon. These robots are developed to work in multi-species flocks for GOOD!
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Project Bird Fish - Free Flight Robotics

freeflightlabfreeflightlab

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Solar camera embedded micro satellite circuit sculpture
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MicroSat Circuit Sculpture

blanchard-jordanBLANCHARD Jordan

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The plan is to make a reproduction of the dedicated chess computer CHESSmate released by Commodore in 1978.
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Commodore CHESSmate Reproduction

michael-gardiMichael Gardi

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