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Projects Nitesh Kadyan likes and follows

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Make & 3D print your own phone with sensors, displays, electronics, batteries and antennas. Customize Android and do exactly your thing!
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Kite : Open Hardware Android Smartphone

shree-kumarShree Kumar

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Pi Zero-based open-source mobile phone (that you can assemble for 50$ in parts)
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ZeroPhone - a Raspberry Pi smartphone

aryaArya

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Tiny robot for Hacking and EdTech.
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Skoobot

bill-weilerBill Weiler

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AMS's new AS7265X 3-chip set promises a compact, 18-channel, 20 nm FWMH spectrometer for less than $25
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Compact, $25 spectrometer

kris-winerKris Winer

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cordwood + smt + jewelry + blinkies + zinc-air batteries
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cyborg ring

zakqwyzakqwy

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Building all the tools neccesary to make chips at home.
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Semiconductors @ Home

nixieNixie

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Conference badge for the 2017 Hackaday Superconference Features: camera module, 128x128 OLED display, MicroSD card socket and accelerometer
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Camera badge for Supercon 2017

mike-harrisonMike Harrison

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Compact, handheld air guitar with four LiDAR strings and Bluetooth
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Litar: LiDAR Air Guitar

bleckyBlecky

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Lawnmower Robot powered with rechargeble battery with 10 watt solar panel.
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Lawnmower Robot

vittorio-loschiavoVittorio Loschiavo

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Useful STM32L082-based devices with embedded LoRa radio modem programmable with the Arduino IDE via USB connector, i.e, hackable.
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Hackable CMWX1ZZABZ (LoRa) Devices

kris-winerKris Winer

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A new kind of electronic prototyping!
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HEXABITZ - Modular Electronics for REAL

hexabitzHexabitz

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A modular & multi-purpose embedded sensor device that can log navigation, weather & kinematic parameters and share data over WiFi, BT & LoRa
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EXPLOG : Exploration Logger

vishnu-mohananVishnu Mohanan

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A flexible power supply for Nixie tubes. Input voltage can be from 3V to 12V. Output up to 200V. It uses commercially available transformers
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Nixie Tube Power Supply

paul-andrewsPaul Andrews

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A modern DC/DC converter design capable of delivering current in excess of 40mA at 170V
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High Voltage Nixie Power Supply

tonyTony

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An Innovative device that translates sign language into speech
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SIGN LANGUAGE TRANSLATOR

shebin-jose-jacobShebin Jose Jacob

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Pocket Sized Network Analyzer that can be used to measures the network parameters of electrical networks.
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TEENY : Open Network Analyzer

glenpyeldhoglenpyeldho

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High-Performance Computing for Everyone
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RAIN Mark II Supercomputer Trainer

jasongullicksonjason.gullickson

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Basically my iron man armor for hackaday prize 2018
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Iron man armor (Hackaday prize edition)

walkerdevWalkerDev

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Another hexadecimal display, this one is sans transistor for the extra vintage touch, and uses only Soviet-era parts
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Numitron Hexadecimal display module

yann-guidon-ygdesYann Guidon / YGDES

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A proof that the PIC10F200 can be useful after all.
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Morse blinking jewelry

yann-guidon-ygdesYann Guidon / YGDES

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A bit-parallel method to compute Conway's Cellular Automata with 64-bits and 256-bits words
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ANGOLA - A New Game Of Life Algorithm

yann-guidon-ygdesYann Guidon / YGDES

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