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Divergence is a wearable EMF detector that provides haptic and sonic feedback of the electromagnetic sources that surround us.
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Divergence

afrdtAfrdt

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Wearable biofeedback device to help people manage stress, panic, and anger!
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The Temperizer

dan-fruzzettiDan Fruzzetti

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A pair of communication devices to be worn by a child and adult for use in finding eachother.
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Mommy Button

enderbyEnderby

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This project uses low power radio wave beacons to locate misplaced items
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Trinket Pro Misplaced Item Locator

nathan-youngbloodNathan Youngblood

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A thumb-sized device that plugs into your iPhone / iPad / iPod Touch headphones jack and turns your iOS device into a Thermal Camera
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TJ - $99 Thermal Imager

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HaDge - A wearable thing for Hackaday folks.
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HaDge - The Hackaday Badge

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A Continuous Glucose Monitor, the Cloud = Life Saving, Life Changing Diabetes Care... for everyone.
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Diabetes Data, Everywhere

john-costikJohn Costik

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Using the sensors around/on us, provide feedback when 'dark mood is a-coming'. Nipping lows in the bud.
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DepressionAlarm

dr-andy-woodsDr Andy Woods

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Geiger–Müller Tubes and Photomultipliers Tubes operate at voltages between 300v to 900v but also need to be regulated and low noise,
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High Voltage Regulated Power Supply

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A sous vide cooker built from a Raspberry Pi with Adafruit LCD and code generated from a state machine.
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Sous Vide cooker and more

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