The Raspberry Pi 3 Compute Module Is On Its Way
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The Raspberry Pi 3 Compute Module Is On Its Way
The Raspberry Pi Foundation founder Eben Upton has revealed in an interview with PCWorld that there will be a new version of the organisation's Compute Module featuring the faster processor from the l...
Baby Monitor Rebuild is also ESP8266 Audio Streaming How-To
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Baby Monitor Rebuild is also ESP8266 Audio Streaming How-To
[Sven337]’s rebuild of a cheap and terrible baby monitor isn’t super visual, but it has so much more going on than it first seems. It’s also a how-to for streaming audio via UDP o…
Retrotechtacular: The US Air Force Has The Biggest Fleet
https://hackaday.com/2016/07/15/retrotechtacular-the-us-air-force-has-the-biggest-fleet/
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Retrotechtacular: The US Air Force Has The Biggest Fleet
When it comes to the superlatives of aviation, there are aircraft larger than the C-5 Galaxy. [Howard Hughes]'s Spruce Goose has the largest wingspan, and the Soviet and now Ukranian Antonov AN-225 M...
Hackaday Prize Entry: Linear Stepper Motors
https://hackaday.com/2016/07/15/hackaday-prize-entry-linear-stepper-motors/
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Hackaday Prize Entry: Linear Stepper Motors
Today, your average desktop 3D printer is a mess of belts, leadscrews, and pulleys. For his Hackaday Prize entry, [DeepSOIC] is eliminating them entirely. How's he doing this? With a linear stepper mo...
Obsolescence as a Service
https://hackaday.com/2016/07/16/obsolescence-as-a-service/
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Obsolescence as a Service
Yet another Internet of Things service has left its customers in the lurch. IoT devices (mostly lightbulbs) made sold by Greenwave Systems stopped talking to the outside world on July 1. More specific...
Giant Spider Roams The Streets
https://hackaday.com/2016/07/16/giant-spider-roams-the-streets-of-french-city/
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Giant Spider Roams The Streets
There is a giant spider the size of a house stretching its massive, delicate legs as it parades through the French city of Nantes. Is the Arthropod Apocalypse upon us? Fortunately not, for this a...
Your ESP8266 Needs More Memory
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Your ESP8266 Needs More Memory
We just got through reviewing MicroPython on the ESP8266, and one of the main takehomes is that our ESP modules need more flash memory. You may be in the same boat — the earliest (and cheapes…
Isolated Voltage Measurements Through Frequency
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Isolated Voltage Measurements Through Frequency
This one's not a flashy hack, it's a great piece of work and a good trick to have up your sleeve. Sometimes you've got a voltage difference that you'd like to measure, but either the ground potential ...
Hacklet 116 – Audio Projects
https://hackaday.com/2016/07/16/hacklet-116-audio-projects/
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Hacklet 116 – Audio Projects
If the first circuit a hacker builds is an LED blinker, the second one has to be a noisemaker of some sort. From simple buzzers to the fabled Atari punk console, and guitar effects to digitizing circu...
Tearing Apart The Nintendo PlayStation
https://hackaday.com/2016/07/16/tearing-apart-the-nintendo-playstation/
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Tearing Apart The Nintendo PlayStation
The mid 90s were a weird time for video game hardware. There were devices that could play videos from compact disks. Those never caught on. Virtual reality was the next big thing. That never caught o...
Mechanized One-Man Sawmill
https://hackaday.com/2016/07/16/mechanized-one-man-sawmill/
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Mechanized One-Man Sawmill
The title of 'maker' is conventionally applied to the young-adult age group. In the case of 84 year-old Ralph Affleck, a lifelong sawmiller, 'maker' perhaps undersells the accomplishment of building a...
Pokédex Case Keeps Your Phone Powered Up So You Can Catch ‘Em All
https://hackaday.com/2016/07/16/pokedex-case-keeps-your-phone-powered-up-so-you-can-catch-em-all/
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Pokédex Case Keeps Your Phone Powered Up So You Can Catch ‘Em All
The launch of Pokemon Go has unleashed the franchise upon the world once again but this time it’s encouraging users to get active and socialize in the great outdoors. To show off their dedica…
Hackaday Prize Entry: Measuring 3D Magnetic Fields [Needs Prize Footer]
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Hackaday Prize Entry: Measuring 3D Magnetic Fields [Needs Prize Footer]
Sometimes you have to start out with big goals. Ninth-graders [Finja Schneider] and [Myrijam Stoetzer] are aiming to make a magnetic field scanner that would be helpful in finding large underground me...
3D Printed Diffuser Lights Up This Magnifier
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3D Printed Diffuser Lights Up This Magnifier
If you are working with surface mount electronics and don't have the handy heritage of a pulp-comic superhero to give you super-high-resolution eyesight, then you will quickly find yourself needing a ...
Case Modding The Old School Way
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Case Modding The Old School Way
Since the release of the Raspberry Pi, the hallowed tradition of taking game consoles, ripping all the plastic off, and stuffing the components into nice, handheld form factors has fallen off the ways...
Kansas City Maker Faire: Lawn da Vinci is the Droid You’re Looking For
https://hackaday.com/2016/07/17/kansas-city-maker-faire-lawn-da-vinci-is-the-droid-youre-looking-for/
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Kansas City Maker Faire: Lawn Da Vinci Is The Droid You’re Looking For
Summer is now in full swing, which means that mowing the lawn once a week is starting to get old. So why not build a robot do it for you? That’s what [Blake Hodgson] did, and he’s never…
Video Games In As Few Dimensions As Possible
https://hackaday.com/2016/07/17/video-games-in-as-few-dimensions-as-possible/
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Video Games In As Few Dimensions As Possible
First there were text games, then came 2D dungeons. When Wolfenstein 3D broke out on the gaming scene, it created quite a fuss. But if all you’ve got is a strip of WS2812 LEDs, those are a fe…
Planespotter Spots Planes, Tracks Destinations
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Planespotter Spots Planes, Tracks Destinations
Ever looked up in the sky and wondered where all of those planes above you were going? [Daniel Eichhorn] no longer has to, thanks to his ESP8266-based Planespotter.
He built this nifty device to g...
He built this nifty device to g...
Hackaday Links: July 17, 2016
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Hackaday Links: July 17, 2016
There's going to be a new Nintendo console for Christmas! It's the NES Classic Edition. It looks like a minified NES, with weird connectors that look like the connector for the Wii Nunchuck. There ...
Open-Source Laser Cutter Software gets Major Update, New Features
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Open-Source Laser Cutter Software gets Major Update, New Features
The LaserWeb project recently released version 3, with many new features and improvements ready to give your laser cutter or engraver a serious boost in capabilities! On top of that, new 3-axis CNC…
Hackaday Prize Entry: A Better Way Of Cheating
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Hackaday Prize Entry: A Better Way Of Cheating
Believe it or not, some video games are still developed for the PC. With video games come cheat codes, and when they're on the PC, that means using a keyboard. You can easily program any microcontroll...