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Andrew Peters

I enjoy messing with electronics. There is always something a creative end-user can do to improve products for their own device.

Virginia Beach

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This user joined on 01/31/2021.

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This adds an extra layer of security against microphone attacks by allowing the user to ground out the data line shared by the microphones.

Echo Dot Hardware Microphone Mute Modification

andrew-peters Andrew Peters

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SST - ESP8266 WiFi Smart Thermostat based on Souliss IoT Framework

SST - ESP8266 Smart Thermostat WiFi IoT ready

An interface breakout board for Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4, permanently attached to a 7" IPS touchscreen display

Raspberry Pi CM4 Сarrier with Hi-Res MIPI Display

sasha-shturma Sasha Shturma

open hardware 2 GHz to 13 GHz two-port vector network analyzer

Vector Network Analyzer

jon-klein Jon Klein

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Building a device to automatically monitor home care patients

Fall detector

kim-salmi Kim Salmi

Add an ESP8266 to a Philips LivingColors gen1 to control it over WiFi without losing the ability to control it with the remote

Philips LivingColors gen1 WiFi addon

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Challenging myself to be healthier! Having fun while I'm at it!

21 Days - IoT Habit Forming Picture Frame

chris-gervang Chris Gervang

Hackaday Prize 2019

This projects converts a Bobby-Car (children's ride-on toy) to electric by using 4 Hoverboard motors, VESC controllers and an ESP32

Electric Bobby-Car

peter-ptzi Peter Pötzi

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Datalogger WIFI and Bluetooth for the IOT product

IOT Datalogger

reginald-sourn Reginald Sourn

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

WiFi/BLE --> LoRa bridge

LoRaNeT32

Create a 1971 VertiBird toy with a modern TWIST!

VertiBird Redo

luke-j-barker Luke J. Barker

I will test the usability of the RF Explorer 3G+ IoT module from seeedstudio

Basic spectrum analyser with RF Explorer 3G+ IoT

dorijan Dorijan

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Automate the button-pressing activity on a 433.92Mhz Gate remote controller, for the purpose of tests and measurement

Arduino-controlled Gate remote control

clovis-fritzen Clovis Fritzen

Dog chewed up old remote so I painstakingly designed and 3d printed a new case.

Chewed up remote repair

alex-rich Alex Rich

A small autonomous robot which will “see” and follow the line and take decision when it sees a turn by itself.

Simple Line Follower using Arduino

jithin-sanal Jithin Sanal

A 3d printed enclosure to house multiple Pis, updated for the Raspberry Pi 4

Raspberry Pi Rack for the Pi 4

dave-pedu Dave Pedu

we will discuss how we can run a high voltage motor using IRF840 and 2N3055 with the 555 PWM

Running a high voltage motor using IRF840

A complete closed system within a box for plantation and ecological experiment

AgriFutureHK Food Computer

benny-cheung Benny Cheung

Adapting the keypad from a Soviet mechanical calculator (Быстрица-2) to generate digital signals.

Mechanical keypad for digital use

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