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Demonstration robot for learning principles of real-time control using Raspberry Pi, RT Linux, and ROS.
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Bobble-Bot

mike-mooreMike Moore

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Some AVR assembler in a GCC program can speed up execution, particularly interrupt service routines.
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AVR GCC assembler techniques

bruce-landBruce Land

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The idea is to take the water used in a shower to use for flushing the toilet, there is no sense in using drinkable water for that
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Shower water repurposer

leandroleandro

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Demo loops and interactive games and displays made with Arduino Uno and Mega Controlling 32x32, 32x64 and 64x64 RGB Matrix panels
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RGB LED matrix panels (Arduino)

joshua-snyderJoshua Snyder

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Scrapped. See Hexapod Henk MkII.
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Henk the Hexapod

dehipudeʃhipu

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A project researching the capabilities and use of the newly available ESP8266 low-cost WiFi module.
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ESP8266 WiFi Module Library

bafeigumbafeigum

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Four channels of DMA, plus 1MHz ADC on PIC32 and a cheap TV make a good audio rate scope for less than $22.
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PIC32 scope, 1 Megasample/sec

bruce-landBruce Land

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A low cost homebrew transponder styled after the Es'hailSat ham payload. S-band to X-Band
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Cheap satellite transponder

2ftg2FTG

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A motion activated sound clip player in a box which can be mounted at the house entrance to scare the kids who come to trick or treat.
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Scare-O-Matic

magicwolfiMagicWolfi

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I want to make a scale model VT100 terminal for use with my 2:3 scale PiDP-8/I.
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2:3 Scale VT100 Terminal Reproduction

michael-gardiMichael Gardi

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Not as bulky as the nucleo boards, after all.
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STM32F030F4P6 breakout board

christophChristoph

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PIC32 DMA can send a sine table to a DAC at >3.2 million samples/sec, making low distortion 100 KHz sine waves and using zero cpu cycles.
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ZERO CPU load function generator

bruce-landBruce Land

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Converts nRF24L01+ pinout to Arduino single-inline. Just a boring header and a small code modification.
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Arduino UNO to nRF24L01+ Header

bruce-landBruce Land

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The tinniest Arduino quadruped robot.
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Pico-Kubik quadruped robot

dehipudeʃhipu

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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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We had a Hackaday Assembly at 35C3. Thanks to everyone who was there or came by!
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[Hackaday] @ 35C3

elliot-williamsElliot Williams

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I've got a balcony, tomatoes and a micro controller
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Magnificent Moisture Management

michael-haasMichael Haas

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Use a floppy-disk as a multi-frame-buffer, store audio-samples, and increase capacity to boot!
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Floppy-bird

eric-hertzEric Hertz

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A dead bug style Valentine's Day gift for my Love
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Dead bug Valentine's Gift

peterPeter

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Some minimal Badge. Long Battery live due to efficient boost converter with no own functionality beside delivering Power to a SAO connector.
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Battery Saver Badge

alexAlex

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Radiation Hardened On Board Computer for Cube Satellite. Uses dual lockstep TMS570 MCU SIL 3, DSP, radiation hardened MRAM,external Watchdog
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Radiation Hardened On Board Computer CubeSatellite

brosnan-yuenBrosnan Yuen

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