Projects Thomas Capricelli likes and follows

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The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Camera Traps can empower local communities & schools to observe & learn about wildlife. We aim to create an affordable DIY solution for all.

Camera Traps for Citizen Science

egle-marija-ramanauskaite Egle Marija Ramanauskaite

Follow this project to learn how to use FPGAs and incorporate them into your projects.

The Hobbyists Guide to FPGAs

luke-valenty Luke Valenty

Hackaday Prize 2019

The Probe-Scope is an open source 60MHz 250Msps oscilloscope probe with all guts built right in, that plugs directly into your PC via USB

60MHz Bandwidth 250Msps Probe-Scope

mark-omo Mark Omo

A Unix-a-like OS for 8bit and other older micros

Fuzix OS

Want a piece of RISC-V hardware to play with, but are concerning with the price? Why not build one by yourself with a cost less than 10$!

The Cheapest RISC-V 64 Computer (by Now)

2021 Hackaday Prize

This project focuses on the development of open-source, low-cost, waterjet-powered robotic speedboats for education and research

Low-Cost, Waterjet-Powered Robotic Speedboats

new-dexterity New Dexterity

Just a simple compact tetris clone using an ATTINY85 and a cheap OLED display.

pockeTETRIS

dombeef dombeef

Wide range impedance meter with calibration, compensation and auto-ranging

Precision impedance meter asdf_lcr1

Hackaday Prize 2019

A 3D rotational persistence of vision display

Volumetric POV Display

An 3D-printed arduino-based alarm clock inspired by those 2-key activation sequences that we can see often in movies

The Alarm Clock with a 2-key deactivation sequence

albert-gonzalez Albert Gonzalez