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Take a cigarette lighter, an AVR microcontroller (ATtiny13), and an IR LED. Wire all together. Now, you can remotely control your Nikon camera.

Turn a cigarette lighter into an IR Nikon remote

Basic energy monitor using the ESP8266 and the ATMega328

ESP8266 Current Monitor

patrick-mcdonnell Patrick McDonnell

Attemting to build a proof of concept ultrasonic levitation rig, for the kind of change you have shoved in your pocket after a night out.

Ultrasonic Levitation Rig

Documenting the steps taken to build a new, clean, Linux development environment.

Setting up Linux AVR and ARM toolchains

Build a p2p net of Arduino based devices using Ethernet, Wireless and USART. Control over Android and openHAB. Like ZWave, but opensource.

Arduino Smarthome and IoT Networking Framework

Can you use an old floppy disk as an infrared filter for iPod? Test apparatus include a radiometer and a Snap Circuits IR detector circuit.

Snap Circuits Science: Infrared Detector

steve-schuler Steve Schuler

µC with 8 cores that runs a single stream of code (ideally) 8 times faster (in contrast to classical 8 streams with normal speed)

Serial Multicore Mikrocontroller

Remote operated hamster ball.

hamsterBot

ian-cummings Ian Cummings

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Slim, wireless, self-contained. No special paper, no base station.

NoteOn Smartpen

nick-ames Nick Ames

A Hoverboard you can make at home for less than $500

Mr Hoverboard

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

A WiFi remote control targeted for Motionbuilder, but flexible enough for other uses.

WiFi Motionbuilder control

mike-hendricks Mike Hendricks

Grow fish and vegetables in a controlled environment.

Aquaponics

tom-behets Tom Behets