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Hacked Chocolate Box has Blinking LEDs controlled by an ATTiny13
Just in time for Mothers Day. Dress up your box of boring chocolates with some blinking LEDs.Collected in Hacked Gadgets May 3, 2012 -
Auto Dimming Incandescent Bulb works in conjunction with Slow Starting CFL Bulbs
This Auto Dimming Incandescent Bulb that Dick Bipes built works in conjunction with Slow Starting CFL Bulbs. When he flips on the lights in his garage that has now been converted into a workshop he gets instant light from the incandescent light bulb while the compact florescents take their time to warm up [...]Collected in Hacked Gadgets May 1, 2012 -
Ball and Beam Project Overview
This project by some 4th year engineering students will get them ready to build the next Segway. “This project consists of prototype lab module for Control Systems II.Collected in Hacked Gadgets May 1, 2012 -
Drive a Car with an iPhone
If you are getting a bit tired of driving your car manually this hack might be for you. The guys from Waterloo Labs built this car that can be driven around using an iPhone.Collected in Hacked Gadgets Apr 28, 2012 -
Sip’n Puff Arduino Shield controls an iPod
There is a Kickstarter for this Sip’n Puff Arduino Shield. Check out this project where it is used to control an iPod.Collected in Hacked Gadgets Apr 26, 2012 -
3 Axis Accelerometer based on the Freescale MMA7361L
Viktor sent in this great 3 Axis Accelerometer project that he is working on, it is based on the Freescale MMA7361L. He is using a Microchip’s PIC16F887 for the brains of the system.Collected in Hacked Gadgets Apr 25, 2012 -
Black and Decker 20V Lithium Drill Review
Thanks to Black and Decker for sending in this 20V Lithium Drill for review. This drill would be perfect for the average DIYer who is tinkering with projects in the basement on the weekends and evenings.Collected in Hacked Gadgets Apr 23, 2012 -
Interactive Mirror based on the IOIO Microcontroller
This Interactive Mirror project by OpenGadgets is based on the IOIO Microcontroller which looks like it is very flexible. A 32X16 pixel matrix display is mounted behind a 2 way mirror, this display is connected to the IOIO microcontroller and talks to the Android phone using bluetooth.Collected in Hacked Gadgets Apr 20, 2012 -
DIY Motorcycle LED Brake Lights
If you have ever had a motorcycle you know that being seen by other motorists is always on your mind. Pete Mills recently purchased a motorcycle and installed a custom brake light to combat this issue.Collected in Hacked Gadgets Apr 18, 2012 -
Mechanical Bit Adder Clock
Thanks to Lior Elazary for sending in this great project. It accomplished a few things, he was able to justify the purchase of a laser cutter and his kids learned come computer basics. His Mechanical Bit Adder Clock is sure to be built by many since he also made a detailed Instructable for it.Collected in Hacked Gadgets Apr 17, 2012 -
Invisible Infrared LED Geocache Box
Geocaching is getting very popular. AJ and Brian sent in this cool Geocache Box they built with Invisible Infrared LED inside.Collected in Hacked Gadgets Apr 15, 2012 -
Open Vision Control – Tracking Software
If you are working on a vision system project that needs to track something your life just became a bit easier. Willem Schwalb just sent in a link to his open source software tracking system, Open Vision Control that can be used to control things such as automated turrets.Collected in Hacked Gadgets Apr 15, 2012 -
Wireless Motor Controller
If you need to control some motors wirelessly this Wireless Motor Controller project by PyroElectro might be just the thing to get you kickstarted. The project uses SN754410NE chip to drive the motor and a XBee module to make the project wireless.Collected in Hacked Gadgets Apr 13, 2012 -
DIY Laminar Flow Water Fountains
Watch the video above for a nice description of what needs to be done to make a DIY laminar flow water fountain on the cheap. There are lots of different DIY designs and ideas from the community that are variations on this idea.Collected in Hacked Gadgets Apr 9, 2012 -
DIY Photographic Solar Filter – With this you can take pictures of the sun
Taking pictures of the sun can be hard since it is so bright. This video shows how the reflective material that CDs are made from can work as an effective solar filter.Collected in Hacked Gadgets Apr 6, 2012 -
Micro Arduino Robot
This is a cute Micro Arduino Robot actually has a ton of on-board computing power. It isn’t using much of the programmability that the Arduino affords yet but the sky is the limit.Collected in Hacked Gadgets Apr 5, 2012 -
Home Made Inexpensive Motorized Camera Slider
With some wood, string, a motor and a few various hardware parts you can build a Home Made Inexpensive Motorized Camera Slider. This will let you get some of the cool shots that you see in the movies and will give your product shots the added touch to make them rise above the [...]Collected in Hacked Gadgets Apr 4, 2012 -
RC Car brains swapped with an Arduino
Randy Sarafan, the Technology Editor at Instructables built this programmable car platform by taking an off the shelf RC Car and swapped its brains with an Arduino. This allows the new car to have sensor capabilities and programmability.Collected in Hacked Gadgets Apr 2, 2012 -
Youtube Collection on DVD
Youtube has finally come up with a way to watch videos off line. If you have some spare room in the garage you might as well subscribe to the Youtube Collection on DVD!Collected in Hacked Gadgets Apr 1, 2012 -
DIY SMD Assembly demonstrating a DIY Vacuum Pickup Tool
Curious Inventor shows us how to make a small batch of SMD PCBs. The video demonstrates how to use a vacuum pencil to hand place SMD components onto a PCB that has been prepared with squeegeed on solder paste.Collected in Hacked Gadgets Apr 1, 2012
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May 3, 2012