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Official Hackaday Prize Entry

A home automation solution that utilizes a Raspberry Pi server, 433MHz radios, and an Android app.

Low Cost Home Automation

daniel-hankewycz Daniel Hankewycz

Yes! You can now have "Alexa" do what you want, when you want, by using a Raspberry Pi.

Amazon Echo Voice Command Automation

gamaral gamaral

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

A small accelerometer, thermometer, altimeter, SD card logger, with a radio downlink. Does not include Kerbal life support.

Model Rocket Data Logger

mdasilva M.daSilva

RFID tags in the gloves control shoulder rockets pods, hip pods, forearm missile, back flaps and wireless helmet.

Animatronic Iron Man MKIII suit

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Reef tank controller used to monitor various parameters such as temp and pH, and also control equipment such as pump and lights.

AquaPic - Aquarium Controller

skyler-brandt Skyler Brandt

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Codename Hardpass: A Password Manager on the Raspberry Pi Zero...suffering featuritis.

RPi Zero WiFi-Enabled Hardware Password Manager

BBC Micro:Bit connected to LoRaWAN network

JUST DO IoT

richard.ibbotson

This project is a brief tutorial from acquiring multiple images to a finished 3D print of a real world object.

Photogrammetry 3D Scanning

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

I want to look at control methods for swarms that can be adapted to problems in the real world.

Drone Swarm Control Algorithms

gene-foxwell Gene Foxwell

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Designing hardware is difficult. We Have a hardware platform that generates schematic and layout design files in a typical 10 minutes time.

Simplify Embedded hardware designs

makarand-kapoor Makarand Kapoor

Neuron models including Izhikevich dynamics, chemical and electronic synapses, and STDP learning.

Spiking neural net in parallel FPGA hardware

bruce-land Bruce Land

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Soccer table with touch screens, online score registration and RGB strips

IoT featured soccer table

Thomas Jespersen

Classic NES version of Tetris on a DIY LED Matrix Display

NES Ledtris (LED Tetris)

koen-van-vliet Koen van Vliet

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

NodeUSB is a tiny, low cost $9, WiFi ready, ESP8266 USB dev kit for Internet of things, it comes with NodeMCU pre-installed

NodeUSB- ‘Eat your own dog food’ WiFi IoT DevKit

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

An e-NABLE robotics project to give hands to those without use of their hands. Designed with your help.

Ivan the Teambuilt Robot

les-hall Les Hall

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

A simple system that is based on speech recognition. Works on your voice commands, for an example "Lights ON" can turn ON lights.

Voice Activated Power Sockets (Home Automation)

This Augmented reality Tutorial using Unity3D, Vuforia, Zigfu and Kinect Allows to Control Character with Your Body

Augmented Reality and Kinect - Control with Body

edgaras-art Edgaras Art

Augmented Reality and Scaling Video Playback using Vuforia

Augmented Reality Video Playback

edgaras-art Edgaras Art

This is Augmented Reality Tutorial using Unity3D and Vuforia for Dinosaur Movement Control with Arrow Keys

Augmented Reality and Dinosaur Movement Control

edgaras-art Edgaras Art

Firmata Test Program

paul-stoffregen Paul Stoffregen

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Ternary computer "3niti alpha" that I started to design in 2004

3niti alpha