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Thank you to all of the courageous doctors, nurses, first responders, cleaning staff, and so many others who find themselves on the frontlin

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We have used Arduino to control the push pull solenoids.

Imagine Dragons - Believer - Arduino Cover

A crowdsourced fitness function to train a sonar-equipped robot to avoid obstacles and follow walls.

Crowdsourcing Genetic Programming for Pathfinding

riley-august Riley August

My AI is so bright, I gotta wear shades.

ShAIdes

nick-bild Nick Bild

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

The Prosthetic Photographer forces its users with electrical impulses to unwillingly take beautiful pictures.

Prosthetic Photographer

peter-buczkowski Peter Buczkowski

Artemis is an eyeglass-mounted device that can be configured to locate a specific type of object and track it with a laser.

Artemis

nick-bild Nick Bild

Hackaday Prize 2019

Spot trespassers with a neural network and transmit basic results via LoRa

LoRa + Neural Network Security System

goat-industries GOAT INDUSTRIES

This project is for making infrared thermometer with Arduino, the circuit is put in MDF case look-liked a medical infrared thermometer

Arduino Infrared Thermometer Gun with MDF Case

The fastest soldering ever

Soldering lightsaber

marius-taciuc Marius Taciuc

How I built an Arduino energy monitor and data logger to collect energy data for different loads and plotted that data using Excel.

Building an Arduino Energy Monitor & Data Logger

sridhar-rajagopal Sridhar Rajagopal

Hackaday Prize 2019

Spatial AI Meets Embedded Systems

Luxonis DepthAI

brandon Brandon

A wearable BMI developer kit for the hackers/makers community to use for the greater good.

A sEMG Brain-Machine Interface.

Measure human temperature automatically and inform by voice

Temperature Measuring Automatic & Voice Inform

Hackaday Prize 2020

An intelligent clinical thermometer that can distinguish between colds and flu

F°LUEX

m-bindhammer M. Bindhammer

Data from ordinary motion sensors used in home security systems offers the possibility to detect complex patterns including identity,

Using Machine Learning with Motion Sensors

lindo-st-angel Lindo St. Angel

Pushing the envelope of artificial intelligence with deep fake electrical engineering and songbird identification

Deep Fake Birdsong

kelly-heaton Kelly Heaton

Optically track a barbell through its range of motion using OpenCV to give the weightlifter realtime feedback on velocity and path.

Optical Barbell Tracker for VBT Strength Training

Board STM32f4, 2 RS-485, 8AI, 8BI, 8AO, 8BO

Main Board STM32

2021 Hackaday Prize

Smart open source robotics project for makers and students. Combines electronics, mechanics and informatics in one system.

Delta Robot One

pascal-buerger Pascal Buerger

A machine that will take STL files using DoraWare and engraves the desired design accordingly.

Hacking Old 3D Printer into CNC Machine

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Hands|On is a smart glove that allows you to interact with ANYTHING using hand gestures!

Hands|On - Human computer interface glove

bhavesh-kakwani Bhavesh Kakwani

A clone of the classic game "Simon" utilizing a Sparkfun Artemis board with machine learning to control the game using only voice commands.

Artemis Says: A Voice-Controlled Simon Clone

dillon-nichols Dillon Nichols

Use your Arduino board and drive as many nixie tubes you want.

How to Drive Nixie Tubes

marcin-saj Marcin Saj

Made this useless robot from junk

From The Junk