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Custom DIY projects in high speed, every Tuesday.
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Barb Makes Things

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An open-source ultrasound imaging dev kit side project
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Murgen: open source ultrasound imaging

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Use the team chat to talk about your projects and find collaborators for whatever you are working on.
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Hack Chat

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We are building an assistive robotic arm for my daughter who recently became paralyzed in her left arm.
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Building an Assistive Robotic Arm

bodo-hoenenBodo Hoenen

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This is a design for a low-cost extruder for printing objects directly from recycled plastic flakes instead of using filament.
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Trash Printer - Recycled Plastic 3D Print Head

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Combining the rapid prototyping & small-batch production capabilities of makerspaces with the unique challenges faced by hospitals.
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Hospital + Makerspace Initiative

progressthProgressTH

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A place for Hackaday.io members in the LA area to share news/events info and find collaborators
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Hackaday LA Meetup

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Monitoring soil moisture at different depths to determine when to irrigate, and - more importantly - how much water is needed. Save 25%!
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Vinduino, a wine grower's water saving project

reinier-van-der-leeReinier van der Lee

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Efflorescence is a series of kaleidoscopic art stills generated with Processing p5js.
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Efflorescence

jacob-joaquinJacob Joaquin

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A remote experience for streaming audiences to control robots.
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Remoticon: Crowd-Controlled Robots

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A simple and inexpensive way to image and analyze subtle surface details on objects.
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Affordable Reflectance Transformation Imaging Dome

leszek-pawlowiczLeszek Pawlowicz

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Miniature, modular pneumatics toolkit for control & sensing of Soft Robots and Programmable Materials, developed at MIT Media Lab
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FlowIO Platform

ali-shtarbanovAli Shtarbanov

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Explorations in creating lamps with flexible light emitters & curved surfaces
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I LOVE LAMP

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Graphical Development Environment for Arduino controller type boards
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Visuino

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Join us to talk about all things Superconference (Pasadena, Nov 5+6), this chat includes badge hacking!
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Hackaday Superconference Chat 2016

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Now with more Benchoff
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Hackaday Omnibus Vol 0x3

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A speech generating device for kids with autism.
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Talker

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A place for volunteers to get to know each other and ask questions before and during the event!
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Superconference 2018: Volunteers

jasmine-brackettJasmine Brackett

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Collaborative project for "Electronics for Education" enthusiasts
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Electronics for Education Initiative

boian-mitovBoian Mitov

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For Pi Day 2016, I’ll demonstrate how to flash a Snap Circuits LED with the Kano Computer
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Pi Day 2016 Project

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Talking all things Research, Engineering, Creative Applications
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