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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

Track and Trace anything with the Arduino AnyTracer of only 25 x 25 mm! It is the smallest, complete GPS GSM tracker in the entire world.

Arduino AnyTracer

addydej addydej

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

Animatronic Iron Man MKIII suit

A switch for a Dahlander dual speed asynchronous 3-phase motor based on a finite state machine implemented on Arduino

Arduino-based Dahlander switch

jean-noelsimonnet jean-noel.simonnet

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Simple function generator using an AVR, built from parts I have lying around

Function Generator

the-big-one The Big One

The OwnWatch is a Arduino compatible smartwatch which is soft- and hardware expandable and not much bigger than a common brand smartwatch

OwnWatch

moritz-wenzel Moritz Wenzel

A front-end to the Raspberry Pi that uses the NoIR camera & GPIO for remote residential door control

Garage Security

Attempt to dive into 3D printing

3D Printer

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Head Tones

Yet another attempt at a custom KSP controller, starting with the navball.

Kerbal Space Physical NavBall

Mount 2 cameras on a few servos, glue them to a crane. Read the position of the crane and display it into the field of view of the Rift.

Oculus Rift featured Crane control

Long story short, I utilized a cheap Bluetooth module to add H2DP connectivity to my car radio.

Integrating the XS3868 Bluetooth Module

tyler-berezowsky Tyler Berezowsky

Home Automation and Security

Neuron Tech

michael-otoole Michael O'Toole

Dorm Room automation via voice and remote control run through a RasPi. Will also be the control interface for personal network.

Jarvis Jr.

gryph17 Gryph17

In 2011, I worked on a prototype head mounted display using two smartphones as display panels for left and right eyes. It used LEEP lenses.

A Smartphone-Based Head Mounted Display

variable attenuator for ham radio direction finding

ham radio fox hunt attenuator

PC compatible VR system for use with PC games. The goal, just to see what I can do with 50 dollars. :)

VR on the Cheap

An exciting combination of Lasers, Voice activation, Bluetooth and Ocular Assistance Devices™.

Google Blasst