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Official Hackaday Prize Entry

This project is a clock with radio receivers which can receive the exact time from the GPS satellites or from the DCF77 transmitter.

"Connect" to an atomic clock in space! GPS, DCF77

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Sibling of the infamous Rail Gun, a coil gun launches ferrous projectiles at high velocities, that can seriously damage anything in its way!

Coil Gun

arvind-sanjeev Arvind Sanjeev

A sketch to turn your Arduino into a 4MHz 6 channel logic analyzer.

Arduino Generic Logic Analyzer

I am building an automated aquarium controller to fit into my home automation system.

Aquarium controller / home automation

How to power up and communicate with the cheap RCWL-0516 radar sensor module

First steps with the RCWL 0516 radar switch

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Arduino powered rocket stabilization system for mid to high power rockets that gets rid of the pitch over and subsequent downrange flight

Arduino rocket stabilization system [UD: 7/14/17]

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

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

RPi Zero WiFi-Enabled Hardware Password Manager

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Miniature VT100 with all the bells and whistles

diy-VT100 - A Miniature hardware terminal

kuldeep-singh-dhaka Kuldeep Singh Dhaka

While you could use a WiFi shield, or one of the many, many, ESP8266-equipped 'duinos out there, why not just make your USB cable WIRELESS?

Wireless USB for Instant IoT

thane-hunt Thane Hunt

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

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

Autonomous Tractor

matt-reimer Matt Reimer

Use the actual Sega Genesis sound chips to play chiptune files!

Sega Genesis Native Hardware Chiptune Synthesizer

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Replicate an Apple-1. Or an OSI Challenger. Or something else. Design your own 6502 computer by programming it.

L-Star: Software-Defined 6502 Computer

jac-goudsmit Jac Goudsmit

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

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

Pavapro is tiny programmer you can bring anywhere. You can load binary file into it and bring/use it as you wish. And a bit more than that.

Pavapro - portable AVR programmer

jaromirsukuba jaromir.sukuba

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

This is low cost 3d printed robot arm based on Ikea Tertial lamp.

Tertiarm - 3d printed robot arm

anastascar anastas.car

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

4 Digit Nixie Clock driven by Raspberry Pi Zero and Arduinix board.

Raspberry Pi Zero Nixie Clock

maksim-surguy Maksim Surguy

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

A tiny wireless capsule camera for medical imaging or space-constrained environments

Tiny Wireless Capsule Camera

ryan-bailey Ryan Bailey

A digital 24 hour clock using only relays and diodes for the counting logic.

Relay Logic Clock

dave-gnner Dave Gönner

3 attempts to build simple and cheap waterproof ROV cameras

Simple ROV waterproof cameras

tim-wilkinson Tim Wilkinson

Implemented a radio stream recorder with a Raspberry Pi. Show how to find stations, schedule recordings, move files and edit audio files.

Radio Stream Recorder

alan-campbell Alan Campbell

Meet the Makertum MK1, a 500W PCB heated bed that runs from mains voltage

110 / 230 V~ PCB Heated Bed

moritz-walter Moritz Walter