Sure, the bar in this picture looks quite neat. however the video showing off its synchronization with the music brings it to the next level. The flashing lights as well as EL cable put on
[Hlesliebole] desired a finer degree of remote manage over his time-lapse shots, so he decided to develop an Arduino-driven infrared shutter. He ended up producing this killer Arduino-controlled photography rig that does a whole great
My dad’s low-loader barrow. You would not believe exactly how helpful it is. Everyone should have a few things that are emotive of their childhood, possibly a sight, a sound, or a smell. For me,
[the_meatloaf] just put the final touches on his fully automated beer brewing device using an Arduino. The project was part of his computer engineering degree, and it took [the_meatloaf] and two mechanical engineer pals a
perhaps we truly were much better off with ASCII. Back in my day, we had area for 256 characters, didn’t even utilize 128 of them, as well as we took what we got. Unicode opened
There’s trouble in the Kingdom of random – the smithies of the realm are having trouble sand-casting copper. and while [King Grant] might not be directly asking for help, we think the Hackaday community might have
since he was a youngster [Giorgos Lazaridis] has always liked the concept of having an electronic door locking mechanism, as well as now that he has the means, he’s decided to build one for protecting
[Gezepi] wished to add an auxiliary input to the stereo in his 1994 Camry. At very first look there wasn’t an simple method to patch into the system. however a bit of probing with an
Saturday night marked the fourth annual Hackaday BAMF meetup. The night when weary exhibitors close up their booths at bay area maker Faire as well as head over to O’Neil’s Irish Pub where the genuine
On the method to the mailbox, you may be expecting bills, birthday cards, perhaps a grocery store catalogue or two. [Steve] was like you, when – up until an embedded computer showed up in the