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Francisco Marcelino

Coordinator and Engineer at LABIRAS
Professor at IFPI

Brasil

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This user joined on 09/04/2015.

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This is the first version of this tutorial. It's inclcude a very simple and effective way to build your own electronic cane.

EASY CANE - DIY electronic cane for everyone

Francisco Marcelino

Things I've Built

Easy Cane

<a href="http://www.bengala.labiras.cc"; target="_blank">www.bengala.labiras.cc</a>

Projects I Like & Follow

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Science in your hand. A pocket-sized instrument capable of visualizing and exploring the world around you.

Open Source Science Tricorder

peter-jansen peter jansen

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Project Bionic Yourself (B10N1C) is a small implant for your arm that makes you a bionic-superhero.

Bionic Yourself V2.0

txyzinfo txyz.info

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

This is the result of 3,500 man-hours of labor and love, but we need your help to push it forward, HAD community

Low Cost X-Ray Systems for Developing Nations

adam-munich Adam Munich

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Learn how to use PID loops for fun: SAB3T - Servo Actuated Ball Bearing Balancing Touchscreen.

SAB3T - PID Loop Educational Tool

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

A 3D printed, cast-aluminum, anatomy-based, Arduino controlled bionic arm that surpasses the human arm in functionality and feel.

NeoLimb

amadon-faul Amadon Faul

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

We are using 3D scanning, 3D modelling, and 3D printing to create high functioning but LOW-COST bionic prosthetic hands for amputees.

Affordable Bionic Hands For Amputees

open-bionics Open Bionics

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

This tutorial shows how to track words in text. According to the tracked word videos starts to play in Augmented Reality.

Augmented Reality and Text Recognition

edgaras-art Edgaras Art

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

I use a esp8266 to control a BEAM style robot

Tiny wi-fi robot

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Smart Juggling Balls for Juggling and Education

Smart Juggling Balls

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

An online free and open source electronic design tool that runs in your browser. See it live at https://meowcad.com

MeowCAD

abetusk abetusk

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

A low-cost open-source scalable hardware platform for the development of interactive systems for deafblind people

Tact-Tiles

anderson-antunes Anderson Antunes

This is a simple project that we created in the last year to teach teens about Android, Arduino and robotics.

Line Follower Robot with Android and Arduino

aron-bordin Aron Bordin

200W of Sound on a Bike

CycloSound V4.0

victor-frost Victor Frost

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Augmented Reality Tutorial using Unity3D, Vuforia and Leap Motion – Take Virtual Flower in Your Hands

Augmented Reality and Leap Motion - Virtual Flower

edgaras-art Edgaras Art

My phones invariably die a premature death by being exposed to water. I show you how to still get access to a broken phone.

Jumpstarting a drowned phone

A no-nonsense keyboard for one handed typing.

Glove Keyboard

An Audio Cube (Dice) that can audibly signal which side it has landed on.

Audio Cube

david-watts David Watts

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Hack uses the Pulse sensor to detect heartbeat in BPM transmit via BTLE to Android app and uses Spotify API to suggest music based on mood.

Pulse Music Player

anil-pattni Anil Pattni

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