[David Krum] is associate lab director at the Mixed Reality Lab at the Institute for Creative Technologies at USC. That puts him at the intersection of science and engineering: building cool virtual r...

One of the features of the Raspberry Pi Zero is that it arrives with no GPIO header pins installed. The missing pins reduce the price of the little computer, as well as its shipping volume. A task …

If you been following Hackaday lately, you've surely noticed an increased number of articles about IoT-ifying stuff. It's a cool project to take something old (or new) and improve its connectivity, us...

CES 2017 is finally over, but one question has yet to be answered: which Internet of Thing is Best Internet of Thing?

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Each year brings new Christmas light shows, with synchronised music and wild blinking decorations to light your eyeballs ablaze. Now, many of us have dabbled in the dark arts of blinken, tinkering wi...

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Well, that's it. If SkyNet goes live once this 4-meter tall Avatar-style mech suit is in production, we're all doomed.

Named [Method-2], the bipedal giant towers over the engineers testing it at Ko...

[Diego Marino] and his colleagues at the Politecnico di Torino (Polytechnic University of Turin, Italy) designed a prototype that allows for patients with motor deficits, such as spinal cord injury (S...

The types of steps and missteps the Wright brothers took in developing the first practical airplane should be familiar to hackers. They started with a simple kite design and painstakingly added onl…

To "pipe in" the new year, [John] decided to build a bagpipe-playing robot. Unlike other instrument-playing robots that we've seen before, this one is somewhat anatomically correct as well. John went ...

CES is over, and now we can take a step back, distance ourselves from the trade show booths, and figure out where 3D printing will be going over the next year.

The Hype Cycle is a great way to expl...

There are only a handful of people who can say they’ve built several successful electronic badges for conferences. Voja Antonic is not just on that list, he’s among the leaders in the f…

The hype around the NES Classic in 2016 was huge, and as expected, units are already selling for excessively high prices on eBay. The console shipped with 30 games pre-installed, primarily first-pa…

The IMAV (International Micro Air Vehicle) conference and competition is a yearly flying robotics competition hosted by a different University every year. AKAMAV - a university student group at TU ...

A little over two years ago we posted an amazing contraption that holds a stack of paper sheets, folds them into paper planes, and launches them. There’s now a newer version — the PFM A…

Controlling the Internet of Things is all about passing information around. Realistically, it doesn't matter what is used, be it MQTT, HTTP, serial data, whatever, and it doesn't really matter what da...

If you are an Android user and a big fan of Super Mario beware: there is no Android version! There has been no official news on the Android version yet, let alone a version of the game. There is, howe...

You've got to enjoy any project where the hacker clearly loves what he or she is doing. And when the project is as cool as a motor-driven, rubber band powered, fully automatic crossbow, it's hard not ...

Pulsed power is a technology that consists in accumulating energy over some period of time, then releasing it very quickly. Since power equals energy (or work) divided by time, the idea is to emit …

No, this article is not about SOCKS4 or SOCKS5 or Proxies. It’s about real socks, the ones that go onto your feet. Meet [Bob Rutherford], 88 years old, who lives in Saskatoon, Canada. He and …

Eagle is a household name for all Hackaday regulars. Here's your chance to learn about upcoming features, get your 'how do I do this in Eagle?' questions answered, and get your wishlist items heard. J...