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December 2010

  1. Christmas light controller
  2. Building a security access panel
  3. Shutter remote for RICOH cameras
  4. Arduino EMF sensor
  5. Fabricating a music-controlled stoplight
  6. GSM hacking with prepaid phones
  7. PS3 hacking start-to-finish – CCC
  8. Lightsaber boasts detachable blade and crystal chamber
  9. Adding a serial port through an RJ45 connector
  10. Lego pinhole camera
  11. iPod nano 6g closer to being cracked
  12. Custom Made Industrial Hookah
  13. A Tricycle built for Plowing
  14. Bringing the Shark to the Bee
  15. Jumbo Size New Years Countdown
  16. Perfect shots every time
  17. Singing: With Plasma!
  18. Accidental LED fabrication
  19. MIT Inspired Impromptu SegStick
  20. Build a fusion reactor in your home
  21. Santa-Pede Challenge: Take Two
  22. LED lighthouse simulator
  23. Building a germanium fuzz face guitar pedal
  24. Tardis tree topper
  25. Hackaday links: December 26, 2010
  26. Upgrading an old Polaroid land camera for 35mm rolls
  27. Versaloon can program hardware from several manufacturers
  28. A hacker’s marginal security helps return stolen computer
  29. Crash course in HTML manipulation from a shell script
  30. Kodak ZX3 teardown and Tetris
  31. Reading NAND flash chips without removing them
  32. ‘Tis the season to decorate bags with EL wire
  33. Gaming on an IBM XT using an NES controller
  34. Repairing a broken RC ceiling fan
  35. Cobbling together a CNC mill
  36. Teensy can school you at Guitar Hero
  37. Guerilla guide to CNC machining
  38. Didn’t See The Lunar Eclipse, Make One!
  39. Bi-color LED matrix clock uses point-to-point construction
  40. Add explosive power to your hi-five
  41. Alarm and wake up light
  42. Clamp sensor power monitoring
  43. This hack really pushes our buttons
  44. Macro photos using an under-light rig
  45. How to be a dinosaur for Christmas
  46. German engineering produces an overcomplicated scarecrow
  47. Adding auto-fire to a computer mouse
  48. Tape delay made from recycled cassette decks
  49. Instructables “Hackaday edition”
  50. Oxyhydrogen water rocket
  51. Kinetic sculpture takes a page from modern life
  52. Hackaday unleashes a Troll sniffing rat
  53. This fire extinguisher serves frothy beverages
  54. Keep your kids in line with a time clock
  55. Lifehacker’s top ten of 2010
  56. Santa-pede Challenge: the conclusion
  57. Making mSATA work with mini PCI Express
  58. If you’re photographing and you know it clap your hands
  59. Domino Clock uses an electromechanical display
  60. Inkjet print head made with a 3D printer
  61. Haptic feedback for the blind
  62. Rich Decibel’s Kequencer
  63. The Heinz Automato
  64. Home built knitting machine
  65. SD activity indicator for Wii
  66. External RAM for an ATmega128
  67. DIY Breathalyzer may be the hit of the party
  68. Peer network using graphing calculators
  69. Chat list indicator uses hacked xmas lights
  70. Reading a digital caliper with a microcontroller
  71. Falling sand game on an FPGA
  72. Developing a Sega Game Gear flash cartridge
  73. RepRapped Transistors
  74. Update: 6809 computing
  75. Garage Monitor Has an Extra Arduino
  76. Inventing robot athletes
  77. Make your own minimalist AVR ISP
  78. My RepRap is bigger than yours
  79. AVR HV Rescue Shield 2
  80. MP3 player barely larger than an SD card
  81. Shooting fireballs from your wrists – Hadouken!
  82. Building a spectrophotometer
  83. DIY clamp helps with surface mount soldering
  84. Putting too many horses in a golf cart
  85. Game Boy VGA using an FPGA
  86. Make your own cookie cutters this year
  87. Nook color rooted: Hands on
  88. Jacob’s Ladder using EL wire
  89. Kids type with their eyes, robot arm prints their words
  90. RC plane built using pieces of an RC car
  91. Using analog voltage references with Arduino
  92. Using a chicken as a steadicam
  93. Kindle terminal with secret key-press activation
  94. Bluetooth temperature module
  95. Segfault: balancing transport using a dozen op-amps
  96. EEG the Locomotion
  97. Lego machine predicts future eclipses
  98. Skillet reflow controller
  99. ATX psu turned into an adjustable voltage bench supply
  100. Quick, cheap, and simple vacuum tweezers
  101. Designing an RF transceiver
  102. Part 2: Help me reverse engineer an LED light bulb
  103. Ice Tube Clock, meet the ChronoDot
  104. Home Brew Coffee Machine
  105. Cassette case cameraphone tripod
  106. Copper-clad enclosures
  107. The Twelve Days of… self-replicating
  108. Vintage car audio gets MP3 input
  109. Christmas tree low-water monitor
  110. How to work with EL wire
  111. Nails and some blacksmithing
  112. Radio controlled hard drive security
  113. Project hosting, a common question
  114. Tuesday Two-Fer: Battery Cases and ABS Lettering
  115. Original shell houses a Game Boy Advance SP
  116. Meter clock with pleasing design considerations
  117. Knitting machine hack by keypad emulation
  118. Star Trek inspired pocket doors
  119. Hot resistors used for color-changing clock face
  120. Breathing motion powered USB charger
  121. Classical VCR head jog wheel
  122. Sluggy Wind Speed Sensor
  123. Composite video with MSP430 chip
  124. Nerf gun converted to CO2 powered semi-automatic
  125. Make Your Own TSA “Naked” Scanner
  126. Water-blob launcher
  127. BendDesk multi-touch furniture
  128. Power All Over Your Body
  129. Next-Level Robotic Hijinx
  130. Vacuum forming at home
  131. Make your own solenoids, then play the xylophone
  132. Heater for bending acrylic
  133. Steam-powered Rickrolling
  134. J1: a small, fast, CPU core for FPGA
  135. You know that they say about guys with big lenses?
  136. Developing an animatronics platform
  137. Fake Christmas tree makes it fake snow
  138. Hacked LED Christmas Lights

November 2010

  1. Single LED ultraviolet exposure box
  2. Hacker Classifieds featured find: Thin clients on the cheap
  3. Time-lapse camera dolly
  4. Pencil balancer a bit noisy for desk use
  5. Unlocking RS232 serial comm on a multimeter
  6. Phillip Torrone answers your questions
  7. Drill press for through-hole PCB manufacturing
  8. DIY OLEDs
  9. Climbing bike storage thwarts thieves?
  10. Warm Tube Clock
  11. Chumby webserver using upgraded internal storage
  12. Radar gun teardown
  13. “Strong enough to lift a person, yet gentle enough to embrace a child.”
  14. Wiffletree: a mechanical digital to analog converter
  15. Audio controlled party lights
  16. RFID spoofer with code and instructions
  17. Hackaday links: November 28, 2010
  18. Epic wooden marble run for kids’ room
  19. Balancing inverted pendulums
  20. Barcode challenge for radio operators
  21. Automated chicken coop door is solar-powered
  22. Surprisingly simple magnetic card spoofer
  23. Arduino Electronic Speed Control explained
  24. Thanksgiving turkey quadcopter shenanigans
  25. Ubertooth board for Bluetooth experimentation
  26. Roller curtains with your graphics on them
  27. Dodecapod to offset Segway as futuristic transport
  28. Cheap audio equipment makes ATM theft easier
  29. Hopefully Detect Trolls Before They Devour You
  30. Elder Robots
  31. Making music with tech stolen from Predator
  32. Thanksgiving with thermite
  33. The quest to build a better Stairmaster
  34. Double the Hertz, Double the Pleasure
  35. Building a bandwidth meter
  36. Interface up to 12 servos using Arduino
  37. SparkFun free day 2011: now with gambling
  38. MeggyCade: when handheld pixel gaming isn’t enough
  39. VGA interfacing AVR microcontrollers
  40. Timelapse circuit for point and shoot cameras
  41. PR2 + Kinect
  42. Hacking together a bedbug exterminator
  43. Anaglyphic photography made easy
  44. Mix your own photo developing emulsions
  45. Ridiculous exerciser becomes useful as a charger
  46. SmartLCD makes video for microcontrollers easy
  47. LED wall and Kinect join forces
  48. Motion activated wildlife camera (or a spy device)
  49. Adding pan and tilt to a webcam
  50. Retro adapter for Canon SLR
  51. Beginner Concepts: Powering your projects
  52. AVR Programming 04: Writing code, etc.
  53. Communicating with an LED matrix
  54. Arduino + Java + Joystick
  55. Key chain LCD as screen for a Dockstar
  56. Projector introduces augmented reality to reality
  57. Hack a Day Classifieds
  58. Five Free Evalbots
  59. Build your own SOIC progamming clip
  60. Well-balanced flight simulator
  61. Global Village Construction Set
  62. Electromechanical computer built from relays
  63. 2010 Hacker Gift Guide
  64. PC monitor sleep mode using iPhone
  65. Build a Pong gaming console
  66. Make a point-and-shoot see infrared light
  67. CRT art: Wobbulator
  68. Learn to reverse engineer
  69. Newest Hardware Bounty, The Open Lidar Project
  70. Making model rocket motor igniters
  71. Paper touchpad
  72. How to weigh a bee hive
  73. DTG: improved printing on T-shirts
  74. Jeri makes flexible EL displays
  75. Gear indicator for Suzuki motorcycle
  76. Playing hacker with a toy vault
  77. Excuse me, my pinky is ringing
  78. Rendering a 3D environment from Kinect video
  79. In-button display for your car’s dashboard
  80. Girltech. Sugar Cubes. Monocrome LCD
  81. C# Portable Settings Provider
  82. Breadboarding RAM
  83. Direct to PCB inkjet printing
  84. Pulito: The LEGO Roomba
  85. Renesas RX Design Contest: $110K+ of Cash and Prizes
  86. Debug mode lurking inside AMD chips
  87. Final Take on the Machine: winners
  88. Kinect and TISCH combined for multitouch
  89. Lots of spinning POV goodness
  90. Nixie tubes live in a cool box
  91. Lessons in Electric Circuits
  92. Help me reverse engineer an LED light bulb
  93. Nixie frequency counter gone timepiece
  94. Helicopter POV display is a masterwork
  95. Building a wooden Vespa
  96. Stupid Friggin’ Robots
  97. Under-desk RGB keyboard lighting
  98. DIY vaporizer
  99. Gum ball maze updated… now with robots!
  100. Dungeon crawler game for IM-ME (and Linux)
  101. Moving a resistor for EvalBot power when programming
  102. Open Source Kinect contest has been won
  103. Japanese Micro Planes
  104. Fixing the Future
  105. Carbon fiber part fabrication guide
  106. Diving deep into the Game Boy LCD protocol
  107. Single-motor walker for Santa-Pede Challenge inspiration
  108. Wireless doorbell rings a real bell
  109. Robotic mobility for the little ones
  110. Monotron Openly Monophonic
  111. Kinect open source driver demo and hacking
  112. Permanent Root exploit found for g2
  113. Android Talks Pulsewave
  114. Beginner Concepts: LEDs and Laws
  115. Propeller and machine gun timing
  116. Solderless Drawdio Terminally Implemented
  117. ROS turns three
  118. Debounce Code – one post to rule them all
  119. Android on iPhone: New treats
  120. AVR controlled RGB LED matrix plays Tetris
  121. Home automation without pulling wires
  122. Machine your own Ring Light
  123. Swapping speedometer needle for LEDs
  124. Build a confetti cannon for your next party
  125. Czech Discovery Ressurects PS/2 Keyboard
  126. V4Z80P: The 8-bit laptop
  127. Swiveling arms replace Laptop LCD hinges
  128. CNC machine from PC parts
  129. Win Big: American Design Style
  130. Make a knitting machine print pixel art
  131. Project enclosures the right way
  132. IM-ME plays music in preparation for gaming
  133. Water use feedback changes behavior
  134. Exploit Bait and Switch
  135. Your mobile phone, now with 100% more RFID
  136. The Transistor Takes on the Machine
  137. Hacking together a Sous Vide cooker
  138. Step by step antique radio repair and upgrade
  139. Some weekend robot goodness in link form
  140. AVR Programming 03: Reading and compiling code
  141. Robot eyes look where you do
  142. AI via Super Mario evolution
  143. Chest freezer temperature controller
  144. Making Point Contact Transistors
  145. Racing sim cockpit stores inside an ottoman
  146. Have you ever wanted to be on (Internet) TV?
  147. Kilobuck Open Kinect Project Prize
  148. Apple Studio Display connector ports
  149. Mac SE reborn as a server and Mac emulator
  150. SNES controller dock for Dell Streak
  151. Quick and easy Street View treadmill
  152. Win a Harley in this design contest
  153. DIY Coffee Gripper
  154. Test Beds and Jigs with Pogo Pins
  155. RC bristlebot shifts weight for steering
  156. Patching into Android music control
  157. RGB stroboscopic guitar tuning
  158. Normal connectors for Apple Studio Display
  159. How-to: Program PICs using Linux
  160. Robot bicep curl accompanied by too much fanfare
  161. LEGO ball mill
  162. LEGO barcode scanner
  163. Hacking a hack: disassembly and sniffing of IM-ME binary
  164. Halloween Prop: Mario Bros. with full sound effects
  165. Magnetic card stripe spoofer
  166. Augen E-Go booting Linux
  167. Futuristic 3D mouse originally Arduino powered and 3D printed
  168. Typewriter as I/O; lets you play Zork
  169. IM-ME graphic manipulation using sprites
  170. Halloween House Has Been Known to Burst Into Song

October 2010

  1. Large magnets spark on Halloween, who knew?
  2. Mechanical mustache envy
  3. Even more Halloween links
  4. Keyboard concept uses magic trackpad
  5. Hackaday links: October 31, 2010
  6. Halloween Props: Voice-changing Daft Punk costume
  7. Building the Banana Jr. 6000
  8. TV out for TI calculators using the link port
  9. Beginner Concepts: Electronics basics from the Giz
  10. Ignore UOP on the OSX dvd player
  11. This is a peer-to-peer filesharing network
  12. BBB #1: The Santa-pede challenge
  13. Exercise along to Google Street View
  14. Maze-solving robo mouse
  15. Crutch-mounted light
  16. Tiny USB business card
  17. Buy Break Build: A Hackaday Contest Series
  18. Servicing an Epson projector
  19. We knew we were doomed when the T-shirt cannon bots showed up
  20. Software security courtesy of child labor
  21. Hacking: a disobedient act that drives change
  22. Artisans Asylum Takes on the Machine
  23. Unreal speaker build
  24. Power supplies and transformers; a learning experience
  25. Halloween Props: Borg costume
  26. Halloween Props: Talking skeleton in reaper robes
  27. Smallest gaming console ever. EVER!
  28. Almost free robo mower
  29. 70 LED matrix in a Jack-o-lantern
  30. Portal…shirt?
  31. Robot gripper uses coffee to pick up anything
  32. Security flaw bypasses iPhone lock screen
  33. Tanks treads for your next robot
  34. Ethernet connection using capacitive coupling
  35. PC game controller with a touch of class
  36. RC controlled camera takes intimate video of rodents
  37. Gas containment for laser cutters
  38. Firesheep: Promoting privacy in a scary way
  39. Fully customized robots
  40. Hacker Housing – Rally to Restore Sanity
  41. Halloween Props: This drill makes your head spin
  42. AVR Programming 02: The Hardware
  43. Hackaday links: October 24, 2010
  44. Hackvision is build-your-own retro game
  45. Lightsaber color selector
  46. Marx Generator, knocks our rocks off
  47. IM-ME USB dongle hacking
  48. EvalBot: arrival and assembly
  49. AVR Programming 01: Introduction
  50. RGB LED Headband
  51. Halloween props: Pumpkin in standby-mode
  52. FM bug using salvaged SMD parts
  53. 1000W search light – now build a bat signal
  54. Panaplex in a jar
  55. Tiny FM transmitter bugs rooms
  56. Multiple core Propeller speeds up display addressing
  57. UV EPROM eraser in a toolbox
  58. 90 TB drive array for home storage needs
  59. Crash Space Takes on the Machine
  60. AVR DDS signal generator improvements
  61. Building a UV exposure box
  62. Waterproof DIY momentary-push switch
  63. Rodent-based power generation
  64. New Dynamic Duo, Arduino and Eclipse
  65. Plantenna: the plant antenna
  66. Using a cellphone LCD as auxiliary Linux display
  67. More EL chemistry: Luminescent ink
  68. Machining an SLR camera from scratch
  69. Propeller Platform prototyping board gets an upgrade
  70. Hacking TVs in 1954
  71. Cheap and easy SMS via GSM for your MCU
  72. Data confirmation with RF communications
  73. 3D printing with LEGO
  74. Data plotting for the visually impaired
  75. Halloween props: Dancing spider
  76. Hackaday links: October 17, 2010
  77. Master clock system uses all logic, no microcontrollers
  78. Gesture controlled robotic hand
  79. Live action fighting games
  80. Homemade music player
  81. Shiny motorcycle computer
  82. Computer aided cake decoration
  83. Brightest day, darkest night, charge it with Arduino’s light
  84. The polyplasmic archophone
  85. Adafruit industries opens a job board
  86. Cellphone crowd-pleasers
  87. C Sharp Development 101 – Part 2: Toolbox Controls
  88. Vapor phase reflow soldering
  89. 3D printing with visible light
  90. Self-balancing unicycle 2.0
  91. Spherical multitouch rig
  92. Window curtain moves to screen pedestrians
  93. Pumping Station: One takes on the machine
  94. Android oscilloscope
  95. Cadsoft Eagle migrating to XML
  96. Touring the available Nokia LCD screens
  97. Larson scanner hacking
  98. Assassin’s Creed blades make us wince
  99. Open Call: send us your Debounce code
  100. LEGO automatic transmissions
  101. Paging system for your TV remote
  102. DIY print head experiments
  103. Chumby takes its first steps
  104. Building a recumbent trike from old parts
  105. ARM prototyping on-the-cheap with STM32 Discovery
  106. Use a 3D mouse with Eagle CAD
  107. Halloween props: puking pirate
  108. Take me back to a simpler time, Radio Flyer
  109. Adding mobile control to your gardening
  110. Embedded RFID for online passwords
  111. NES controller gets a rumble pak
  112. Bicycle hub hydropower
  113. Learning to walk, a tutorial on making bipeds walk
  114. Creepy HDD activity lights just in time for Halloween
  115. Oogoo, a home-made Sugru substitute
  116. Hackaday links: October 10, 2010
  117. Add-on panel brings automated vents flaps to a PC
  118. New A4 jailbreak debacle puts the brakes on for iPad
  119. Human Theremin, one step closer to cyborgs (not really)
  120. Yashica Electro Shutter mod
  121. Using an Arduino or Seeeduino for its FTDI chip
  122. Pulling data from the IM-ME spectrum analyzer
  123. Beefy battery backup still running after a decade
  124. Reddit hacking for votes and profit
  125. Add supercaps to your exercise routine
  126. Game Boy printer USB cable and software
  127. Bench supply with current limiting
  128. Turtles all the way down, 40 Propeller MCU skyscraper
  129. Playing piano with optical sensors
  130. An interesting take on WEP cracking
  131. Automated chip burning
  132. BIOS password cracking
  133. NYC Resistor Takes on the Machine
  134. Upgrading the Freetronics twentyten with a real-time clock
  135. Cheap robotic hand
  136. Arduino, RFID, and you
  137. Pyrosphere at Burning Man 2010
  138. Solar powered WiFi repeater
  139. Mini pinball is all-pixels
  140. PIC programmable power supply
  141. Syyn Labs’ Glowing DNA
  142. Rat propulsion via brain-machine interface
  143. Build a simple switch
  144. Cheap(er) biometric gun safe
  145. Munchausen makes NES a cartridge programmer
  146. A ride into space, but nothing fancy
  147. Build a beach winch for wakeboarding
  148. Bronze casting with MakerBot
  149. Photo booth in briefcase form
  150. From sign language to spoken language
  151. More OpenWRT image building for the Dockstar
  152. $125 off the Evalbot is a steal
  153. Wood burning house heater
  154. Electronic dice, overkill and simplified
  155. IR receiver as USB keyboard
  156. Hackaday links: October 3, 2010
  157. Millennium Falcon doll house
  158. Zinc sulfide glow power at home
  159. Chiptune instrument from NES
  160. Spinning POV clock done oh-so-right
  161. Decoding MP3 in Python
  162. DIY night vision monocle
  163. R/C PPM hacked
  164. Android apps using Processing
  165. USB ports hidden inside gaming mouse
  166. Open source pick-and-place
  167. Disco drumming with piezo sensitive lighting
  168. Next generation Arduino manufacturing problems?
  169. You’re stealing it wrong: a speech by Jason Scott
  170. GameBoy Advance Rapid Fire Hack
  171. Mac tablet keeps the look of the donor-Macbook

September 2010

  1. Launchpad takes ultra low power to the extreme
  2. C Sharp Development 101 – Part 1: Hello World
  3. Build a cutting laser from an old PC
  4. Printing from a Famicom clone computer
  5. The new Apple TV
  6. USB mouse with storage added
  7. Wooden quadcopter body
  8. Dazzling coat sure to be in demand with pimps everywhere
  9. Magnets Capable of Brain Hacks
  10. Dreamcast VMU, meet iPod
  11. Tiny Cray-1 courtesy of an FPGA
  12. Thinner client using STM32 and NTSC monitor
  13. Lazarus-64, not actually 64 bit but still blows our minds
  14. Creepy Robot Really Wants Money…
  15. 16 bit ALU in minecraft
  16. Woot lights and mice transplants
  17. Launchpad not limited to value line chips
  18. Building a crystal oven
  19. Graffiti Analysis
  20. Photo Booth for a wedding
  21. Single string servo electric guitar
  22. Solder Paste How-to Tutorial
  23. Homemade solid propellant rocket motors
  24. Work for Hack A Day
  25. GPU Processing and Password Cracking
  26. Wireless electrocardiography… with iPhone
  27. Arduino UNO and Mega 2560
  28. Beginner Concepts: All about AVR Interrupts
  29. Scanning tunneling microscope under GPL3
  30. Making your own lithium-ion batteries
  31. DRM causes vulnerabilities
  32. PS3 Sixaxis controller now houses exploit
  33. From cinema to stills, camera lens gets new life
  34. Portable password vault
  35. A simple FM transmitter
  36. Laser mic makes eavesdropping remarkably simple
  37. RFID readers, writers, and spoofers
  38. Tokyo Hackerspace – Akihabara Station Video Tour
  39. PS3 Jailbreak – Now in Apple flavor!
  40. Unmanned ocean crossing
  41. Gutting an air freshener for the parts
  42. The HDCP master key
  43. Thieves, armed with a vacuum cleaner, still on the run
  44. Full-featured AVR time-lapse
  45. You’ll shoot your eye out, another coilgun
  46. WiFi AP gets antenna augmentation
  47. Analog Stylophone
  48. Codec2: GNU low-bitrate speech codec
  49. 2-bit paper processor teaches how they work
  50. A fantastic collection of slapped together bots
  51. Build a tetrahedral ambisonic microphone
  52. Input device using LED and four photoresistors
  53. Darbuka band
  54. Matrix clock is a breadboarding win
  55. Audio ads in newspapers?
  56. Small and simple FM radio
  57. Discussing Pulse-Width Modulation
  58. Another approach to power meter data harvesting
  59. Hackerspace competition: looks promising
  60. Machined steadicam, steadier than the rest
  61. Something wicked this way comes
  62. New term for art: Sculptural Robotics
  63. Homebrew firmware upgrade for VCI-100 turntable controller
  64. Motorcycle rear-view with in-helmet display
  65. Audio cabinet refit with modern equipment
  66. Beefing up a cheap drill motor
  67. World Maker Faire New York 2010
  68. Hackaday links: September 19, 2010
  69. Autonomous rover roams the halls
  70. WiiMote accessibility modifications
  71. Hackerspaces sprouting up around the Midwest
  72. As promised: more industrial robot goodness
  73. Smart power meter interface for the Linux crowd
  74. Daft Punk table with iPod dock
  75. Intel: High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection cracked
  76. USB host comes to Zipit
  77. Line following tank without a microcontroller
  78. 3D digital light art using iPad and camera trickery
  79. Building Linux images for ARM architectures
  80. Ben Heckendorn gets his own TV show
  81. USB adapter options
  82. Low-power wireless home automation sensors
  83. Web controlled sprinkler automation
  84. Wii sensor bar projector
  85. Dead motor? Think again
  86. Robot laser tag
  87. Laser marquee projector
  88. Atari 2600 recreated in an FPGA
  89. PSGroove on a PIC microcontroller
  90. $169 Linux tablet… sortof
  91. Quadbike: bigger is better
  92. Ritewing Zephyr build and flight footage
  93. Blade Runner umbrella saber
  94. Automated entry for a garden gate
  95. Robotic eye surgery controlled with magnets
  96. 5 Tones, 1 Arduino
  97. LEGO host for all of your prototyping projects
  98. Auxiliary scoreboard reads status directly from memory
  99. 1 Watt laser engraver
  100. Python library for Emotiv EEG
  101. Analog style LED clock
  102. Home made T.E.A. lasers
  103. Building a power supply around a DC-DC converter
  104. Small CNC gadget draws what it hears
  105. Cheap cable reused to add USB to your project
  106. Keypad door lock, better than last years keyfob?
  107. Macro lens for a Nexus One
  108. Internet controlled remote
  109. PVC pipe fittings just for building stuff
  110. PlayStation 3 exploit using a TI84 calculator
  111. Augmented reality UAV controller
  112. Constructing a CO2 laser cutter
  113. Web controlled watering can
  114. Laser cutter doubles as a 3D printer
  115. 76 flaming trombones led the big parade
  116. RFID entry uses homemade electronic strike
  117. Password exploitation classes online
  118. Revive a DockStar and get so much more
  119. Easy quadrotor helicopter instructions
  120. Location tracking with Twitter and Google maps
  121. Steroscopic rig requires only one camera
  122. Serial port controlled CPU fan
  123. Re-purpose industrial robotic arms
  124. BeagleBoard Cluster
  125. Face-slapping security gaff in stored-value cards
  126. Hacking Wing Commander for Windows 7 Compatibility
  127. Projectile speed sensor
  128. Equinox clock
  129. 1953 Radio includes tubes, AM, FM, and MP3
  130. Snake bot climbs trees
  131. Self playing Bayan built nearly 22 years ago
  132. Solid ice beer caddy
  133. Binary Calculator
  134. Shovel…guitar?
  135. C Sharp Development 101 – A Tutorial Series
  136. The Spindicator
  137. EEVblog dissects a kindle 3
  138. Controlling the power of a flash with a tv remote
  139. Trossen Robotics holding another contest
  140. Using an NES controller on an Android phone
  141. Car computer requires PIN for ignition
  142. Meter clock using the TI Launchpad
  143. Firmware hacking on Behringer midi devices
  144. Meat smoker texts you when it is done
  145. Barcode Infiltrator
  146. Spy Video TRAKR: software and first hack
  147. LED suit lights up the night
  148. Alarm clock learns new trick, opening doors
  149. How to fix AVR-SIZE on Ubuntu 10.04
  150. Using quality optics with a webcam
  151. Open source version of the Play Station 3 Jailbreak
  152. Replacing the driver board in an old-school door chime

August 2010

  1. Making a smaller keyboard
  2. Wearable controller for your paintball tank
  3. Build your own magnetic levitator
  4. Floating globe, hacked to rotate
  5. Controlling an AC drill using one PWM connection
  6. Pressure mapping sensor mat
  7. Spy Video TRAKR: the teardown
  8. Use a big magnet to set the time
  9. Arduino based thermal printer
  10. USB Typewriter
  11. DWex watch looks for future development
  12. Hackaday links: August 29, 2010
  13. From RepStrap to RepRap; a 3D printer is born
  14. Make switched-mode power supplies do your bidding
  15. Art piece from board artwork
  16. Seaswarm: we can clean up the Gulf in a month
  17. Beginner Concepts: Analog circuits
  18. Prototyping the Bulbdial clock
  19. Gas plasma pinball display
  20. Tube preamp with a dazzling wood case
  21. Robotic helicopter that can grasp a payload
  22. Airport Express speaker mashup
  23. Hydropower generator
  24. iPhone drum machine isn’t synthesized
  25. Devote your life to replicating a lightsaber
  26. Spy Video TRAKR: first impressions
  27. LED goggles make you trip out?
  28. So you want to make a Command Line Interface
  29. Building a laser cutter from a weak laser
  30. Hacking a code-protected hard disk
  31. Burglar alarm in a zippo lighter
  32. Take better pictures of your projects
  33. Wristwatch board with throwback digits
  34. Modem used in an alarm system
  35. EL Wire: make it, connect it, power it
  36. Electric scooter sings as it travels
  37. In-dash motorcycle display
  38. Adventures in Consumer Electronics Control (CEC)
  39. Digital View-Master
  40. PET-Gaming Computer Module
  41. Top 5 Integrated Development Environments
  42. ATtiny2313 prime number generator
  43. Surgical microscope gets LED retrofit
  44. WiFi controlled Arduino-bot
  45. Profit-less space program launches in one week
  46. Indestructible TI-89
  47. A different take on electric motor cars
  48. Hexapod controlled by Android and iPhone
  49. Hackaday links: August 22, 2010
  50. Giving an IR transmitter some strength
  51. Another home-built laser projector
  52. Laminar water jet explained
  53. Vector plotter with lasers
  54. Laser microscope projection
  55. Electric motorcycle rocks one wheel
  56. Microscope camera adapter
  57. 1W blue laser – remarkably easy and dangerous
  58. Microsoft engineers reinvent the Optimus keyboard
  59. FPSLIC powered LED matrix
  60. Replace batteries with USB power
  61. Modchip hacks PS3 via USB port
  62. Todays Arduino Moment
  63. Lee Hart’s “Memebership Card”
  64. 7-segment Sudoku
  65. Make iPhone a penetration testing tool
  66. Needs more LEDs, EMSL biggified Conway’s Game of Life
  67. Drone cracks WiFi from on high
  68. mbed Robo-Rover
  69. Building a discrete digital-analog-converter
  70. Ride fly: Segway DIY
  71. Negative laser etching
  72. A desktop made of Air
  73. Repairing the Itona VXL thin client
  74. Super simple Arduino setup lowers electricity bills
  75. Brain wave skimming on the go
  76. Using videotape tape as a controller
  77. Home claw game delights the little ones
  78. Robot follows the rules of the road
  79. Androidome: Monome for Android
  80. GameBoy Analog Meter
  81. Hackaday links: August 15, 2010
  82. Making EL wire
  83. More car audio input hacking
  84. New nook says: no root for you!
  85. YM2149 gets new life
  86. Google maps wristlet navigator
  87. Hacked AC and ash filter
  88. Portable WiFi penetration testing
  89. RS232 and RS485 networking – no code required
  90. Building a Yagi-Uda antenna
  91. A collection of quick line-followers
  92. Making the Bulbdial clock touch sensitive
  93. Porting code to MSP430
  94. EyeMario, play mario with your eye movements
  95. Cybraphon, rocks hard to the mood of the internet
  96. 2 foot tall POV globe
  97. GBA emulator ported to Didj
  98. Beer fridge holds iPad hostage
  99. Adding an input to an old head unit
  100. Airsoft minigun packs quite a punch
  101. One-handed GameCube controller
  102. How-to: Launchpad programming with Linux
  103. DroidX gets a custom recovery image
  104. MSP430 based single LED clock
  105. Snapping pics at the right moment with a pressure plate
  106. Road tour on a bike with an attitude
  107. Android Development 101 – Part 6:Getting ready for Market!
  108. Super Simple Inch worm mechanism
  109. Out now: EL coat, Coming soon: EL hat
  110. RGB Lamp bulb replacement
  111. Guide to producing tilt-shift photography
  112. Spin Peggy, get 3D POV
  113. Behind the scenes of a 1K graphics demo
  114. Adding a microphone jack to a HAM radio handset
  115. Chainsaw/flashlight overkill
  116. Solar panel charger analysis with Ladyada
  117. Texas Instruments watch claims it’s a computer mouse
  118. Open graphing calculator: Beagleboard + R
  119. Miniscule intervalometer
  120. Dummy loads and heat sinks
  121. Make your own Mindstorm sensors
  122. Bluetooth multimedia remote
  123. RGB VU meter
  124. txtBomber
  125. Using Makerbot for dishwasher repair
  126. Android Development 101 – Part 5:DroidDraw & Information Tracker Completed
  127. Cray-inspired PC case
  128. Recyclebot digests milk jugs to feed MakerBot
  129. Giant insect rover works for us
  130. PCB trace antenna
  131. Wine cask sensor suite
  132. Making home automation modules talk to each other
  133. Network enabled window air conditioner
  134. Racing game uses a physical race track and vehicle
  135. All metal hot end for Makerbot
  136. The quest for a bicycle power system
  137. Robot boxing with wrist watches
  138. Driving with Android
  139. Reverse engineering Apple’s recharging scheme
  140. DIY Guided Missile (…err model rocket)
  141. Android controlling Mindstorms NXT
  142. Handheld plays SNES and NES carts
  143. Light bulb form-factor computer
  144. Head-up uses facial recognition and augmented reality
  145. Android Development 101- Part 4:Advanced Database/GUI Code and DDMS
  146. Hardware hack 3D, software still needed
  147. Jailbreak your Apple products
  148. Doorbell combo lock can open your garage door
  149. Update: Custom cellphone induction charging
  150. Hackaday links: August 1, 2010
  151. Multi-purpose welding cart
  152. Save a baby, nursery temperature monitor

July 2010

  1. XT IDE controller
  2. DefCon 18 Official Badges
  3. Scoreboard from scratch
  4. Building a better water rocket launchpad
  5. Elegant wearable computer
  6. DIY picture frame better than store bought
  7. Tethering the Samsung Vibrant without rooting
  8. 2010 Ninja Party badge
  9. Super simple gaming controller for Android or iPhone
  10. Graphic calculator as a spectrum analyzer
  11. Ice Tube Clock GPS
  12. Flipping pancakes
  13. WiFi on a Sprint Pixi
  14. Emulating an Amiga floppy drive
  15. Inductive cellphone charging without voiding warranty
  16. Extra extra: Now legal to jailbreak iPhone
  17. Store update: Bags, Pads, and possibly badges.
  18. 200 mile RF transmitter (and high altitude balloon)
  19. Making Nixie tubes at home
  20. Air freshener hacking
  21. 6809 computing
  22. C02 laser in your living room
  23. Web-enabled LED pegboard
  24. More automated wire cutting
  25. HOPE badge proximity sensor
  26. DS1307 breakout board
  27. Long arms required, electronic trombone
  28. Hackaday links: July 25, 2010
  29. Alternative Morse code keys
  30. Guitar effect shield for Maple
  31. Extremely organized prototyping
  32. Daft Punk Helmet replica finally completed
  33. Adding mute to a Bluetooth headset
  34. Teensy credit card reader
  35. 20-channel DMX controller
  36. Spirograph generator
  37. Terminal Node Controller in a router
  38. A bicycle build for… 2.0
  39. All that’s needed is a retro paintjob, miniMAME
  40. Release the Kraken: Open source GSM cracking tool released.
  41. Making mobile audio work at home
  42. Mouse controlled manipulator arm
  43. Adding a serial port to a Dockstar
  44. Chipophone plays video game classics
  45. Tailgating this car carries a heavy penalty
  46. CNC hardware: stream g-code to an Arduino
  47. Android Development 101 – Part 3:Introduction to Databases
  48. Break out the two-ply, Ecobot III poops
  49. LED matrix with a gross of pixels
  50. Complete the Hack A Day survey, win a shirt
  51. iPhone 4 steadicam
  52. Rapid furniture prototyping
  53. iPad arcade dock has hidden projector
  54. Hands-free input
  55. 4-player SNES and more
  56. Wifi hotspot powered by wind turbine and solar panel
  57. AVR Guardian filters out dogs
  58. PIC based picture frame
  59. Nixie Sudoku: a look at the hardware
  60. Android Development 101- Part 2:Graphical Elements
  61. Xbox 360 hard drive adapter (redux)
  62. My what a large capacitor bank you have
  63. Building a remote control
  64. Arm mounted light cannon; villains beware
  65. Making glow sticks at home
  66. Servo controller board
  67. Lolo’s (perfect moment) alarm clock
  68. OpenWRT on a Seagate FreeAgent Dockstar
  69. RFID cat feeder helps with the diet
  70. SEGA Genesis cloned with an FPGA
  71. Neon binary clock
  72. Decapping integrated circuits with sap
  73. CNC build ditches rods for hardboard
  74. General purpose robot remote
  75. 3D printing with chemicals
  76. Android Development 101 – Part 1:Hello World
  77. That light switch is disgusting!
  78. Foam board servo driven arm
  79. Arduino Space Program
  80. 3 camera booms for your Wednesday afternoon
  81. Programmable Game Boy cartridge walk through
  82. Panoramic and spheric tripod rig
  83. Fankart and the HolyF***k!ted fan
  84. RBD (robotic beer delivery)
  85. Shred air with Theremin Hero
  86. Homemade induction generator
  87. A pair of Rube Goldberg builds
  88. Key fob programming
  89. DelFly2 and DelFly micro
  90. Electronic vuvuzela
  91. Programmable drum machine
  92. Update: Acrobatic quadcopters team up
  93. A letter from Jason Calacanis, the owner of Hack a Day
  94. Android Development 101 – A tutorial Series
  95. Stretch-bike
  96. Top 5 Twitter Clients For Android
  97. Make your own toner transfer paper
  98. Chess table: physical interface for Internet games
  99. 16-pixel handheld gaming
  100. Adding speech recognition to your embedded platform.
  101. CubeStormer; quick solutions from LEGO parts
  102. Try as you might, Scooty won’t fall over
  103. Electric mountainboard with wireless control
  104. Top 10 features we’d like to see in Android 3.0
  105. Solar MintyBoost
  106. Server enclosure from 22 rolls of tape
  107. Waking up with the (fake) sun
  108. Autonomous battery exchange
  109. Nixie Sudoku
  110. Get started with speech recognition
  111. Meter clock
  112. Control a TV with GLCD commands
  113. Stylin’ HMD
  114. Building an Electric Kart
  115. Leapster Explorer continues the Didj tradition
  116. Stepping beyond the Ethernet shield
  117. Introductions: 3 new writers
  118. Wear a helmet, rollerblades with attitude
  119. Touch screen using range sensors
  120. Heel treads make shoes go
  121. Whole house current monitoring
  122. Humble Homes, Simple Shacks
  123. Nexus one gets Linux
  124. Multi-layer display uses water instead of screen
  125. Wireless face tracking camera
  126. Texting with some walkie-talkies
  127. Decatron stand-in
  128. Mini racing cabinet
  129. Bassoforte and other new instruments
  130. Connecting a Nokia 3310 LCD using an AVR
  131. 30 Mph electric mountain bike
  132. Power laces take us 5 years into the future
  133. Wireless garage door indicator
  134. Reverse engineering an RF clicker
  135. Marvelous Magnetic Machines
  136. Wireless presenters easily cracked
  137. RobotsEverywhere
  138. Hard drive destruction plan
  139. Calibrate those instruments
  140. Free laundry redux
  141. No touch LED lamp
  142. Robostool follows you to your chair
  143. OLED hack saves juice on Nexus One
  144. Tomato irrigation
  145. Coded safety for diy laser
  146. Great interactive LED puzzle
  147. Three pendulum harmonograph
  148. Store update: Remember this?
  149. Arduino webserver
  150. Open source logic analyzer software
  151. Wasp sucker clears the air
  152. RFID transplant
  153. Microcontrollers access the web
  154. Project Apex, Apad mod

June 2010

  1. Physical tone matrix
  2. DIDJ composite video out
  3. NES controller to USB gamepad
  4. Holy robin trap Batman!
  5. How to design your gears
  6. Power cycling a problematic modem
  7. Acrylic hackintosh housing
  8. FPC Arduino
  9. Sidecar reminiscent of conjoined twins
  10. Programmable Origami
  11. Cameras perch on power lines, steal electricity
  12. Touchscreen scooter computer
  13. Houses to go from leftover scraps
  14. Tank drone with automatic targeting and tracking
  15. Sonoluminescence
  16. Interview with Steven Levy about Hackers
  17. Links expanded: Snake on LED matrix
  18. DTG using a stock printer
  19. Audible tuner for the blind
  20. Now you see me, now you don’t, face detection scripts
  21. Hackaday links: June 27, 2010
  22. CD controlled lawn mower
  23. Portable Atari the size of a Game Boy
  24. Cat hacking
  25. Multitouch using water
  26. Jumping robot looks like a product of Doctor Wily
  27. Selective Laser Sintering rig on the cheap
  28. SOAP compatibility for SQLmap
  29. Adding motion control to an RC transmitter
  30. Yukikaze, music visualizations
  31. Machining a horizontal Stirling engine
  32. Adding a serial port to the Zipit
  33. Unwrapping 360 degree video
  34. Multi Multimeter clock
  35. Mushroom terrarium automation
  36. Mr. Burns prevents sun burns
  37. Fusion, in my backyard?!
  38. Working with the AT90USBKey
  39. Live fire Half-life
  40. Giant LED matrix
  41. iPhone 4 teardown
  42. Another take on a bicycle built for two
  43. Next HOPE badge hacking primer
  44. Update: Atari pause button
  45. PlayStation 2 portable
  46. Morse code clock
  47. TI makes a big bid for the hobby market
  48. PSP homebrew using the Half-Byte Loader
  49. Audio breakout box for MacBook Pro
  50. Inductive charging for the HTC Evo
  51. Gaming’s newest accessory: headbands
  52. $100 CNC mill
  53. Swarm Light at Art Basel
  54. Tetris code theory explained
  55. Reverse GeoCache puzzle gets downsized
  56. Hackaday links: June 20, 2010
  57. Building a SuperMacro lens
  58. Coachella lamp
  59. Arc Reactor replica
  60. Nerf sentry turret
  61. Candle stop motion: how’s it done?
  62. Velosynth annoys those around you as you ride
  63. Talking poker timer
  64. X-Band linear rail SAR imaging
  65. Student Soaker, wireless water gun
  66. The PR2 calls the shots
  67. Replacement speedometer
  68. Building a cluster of iPaq PCs
  69. No nonsense mbed development demo
  70. Adjustable Tesla coil build
  71. Most useless machine loses carbon footprint
  72. Joojoo alternative OS installations
  73. Careful! That gas pedal is a Nexus One
  74. Win at Hangman, gain entry
  75. Simple shutter speed tester
  76. Using iPod docks with Droid via an adapter
  77. (Real) Stargate built in backyard
  78. Great ball contraption
  79. Preparing your PCB design for manufacture
  80. Recharging AC with propane
  81. iPad hacked to include a Verizon MiFi
  82. Vuvuzela removal
  83. Android meets Arduino
  84. Unbricking with the help of Arduino
  85. Update: Flash_Destroyer final destroys EEPROM
  86. Monster Chess
  87. Distance measurement input device
  88. Radio-Walkman-megaphone hybrid
  89. Ground your car to make it go
  90. Electro Luminescent fun with Jeri Ellsworth
  91. World’s slowest Porsche, still faster than my car
  92. Toddler android
  93. Gaming system for less than three bucks
  94. Hackaday links: June 13, 2010
  95. Wireless accelerometer project
  96. LEGO hand controller
  97. Massive MIDI station ditches the monitor
  98. Wiimote controlled Ruben’s tube
  99. Cockroach pimps a sweet ride
  100. Printed circuit board minus the printed traces
  101. Pressurized PVC water gun
  102. Intelligent battery charging
  103. Seven-six-two millimeter. Full plastic jacket.
  104. Dingoo A320 RAM upgrade
  105. Making liquid nitrogen at home
  106. DMX keyboard display
  107. Rotary display uses VCR head and LEDs
  108. (mini)How-To: Refill your DTG inks
  109. Building a glue stick flashlight
  110. Linux tablet built around a BeagleBoard
  111. Resurrecting ISA hardware
  112. Preserving old stuff with the Library of Congress
  113. Baxter the ButlerBot and RoboFridge
  114. Distributed Flight Array
  115. DUO 128 Elite, 4 bit CPU
  116. An Arduino Watch you would actually want to wear
  117. Getting your message across at commencement
  118. WiMax antenna with auto-positioning system
  119. Simple way to fix that broken Ethernet cable
  120. Windows 7 tablet in a carbon fiber case
  121. Nexus one as USB host
  122. Compound eyes for your robot
  123. Augmenting a cheap Android MID
  124. Furniture bots, transform
  125. Did that table just move?
  126. USB hub used for In System Programming
  127. HaD store update: New stickers, Shirts, New logo
  128. Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition 2010 Day Two Report
  129. Color clock makes telling time impossible
  130. Drawbot produces portraits… very slowly
  131. Fake Nixie clock
  132. How-to: DIYDTG
  133. Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition 2010 Day One Report
  134. Adding Compact Flash to an old sequencer
  135. 3D Printed MakerBot
  136. BP oil blunders
  137. Motorcycle current gear indicator
  138. 1000W induction heater
  139. Superprobe
  140. Printing with pressure
  141. USBasp: AVR programmer based on ATmega8
  142. Nixie-display brings more wiring madness
  143. Wire-wrapping an LED matrix
  144. HID crafting with a PIC and a joystick
  145. Easy data input for LabVIEW
  146. PartKAM produces CAM related files online
  147. Six digit LED clock
  148. LEGO printer built without NXT parts
  149. HDSPs and Playstation 2 controllers on Arduinos
  150. RC car taunts man’s best friend
  151. Modern recordings on wax cylinder
  152. Stomp box synthesizer
  153. JTAG programming over a network
  154. iRobot gets awesome exploding rope thingy
  155. Switchmode LED flashlight upgrade

May 2010

  1. May the Phorse be with you
  2. Beginner Concepts: Cascading shift registers
  3. Bluetooth boombox
  4. LEGO pick and place
  5. Flight simulator but you’re the plane
  6. Child-sized cocktail cabinets
  7. Crossfade curve tweaking
  8. Brighten up your PCB drilling station
  9. Moving speakers to mix audio tracks
  10. Parallax RFID Reader for Ten Bucks
  11. SPRIME controlled AC outlets
  12. Hoverboard comes to life
  13. Home DNA lab tools
  14. 2010 sees new lock impressioning speed record
  15. Quadcopter acrobatics like nothing we’ve seen
  16. Russian Roulette… for EEPROM
  17. Embedding an accelerometer and XBee in a guitar
  18. Adding SCART to a cheap CRT television
  19. Commercial webcam multi-touch coming soon
  20. GSoC takes on XBMC on the Beagleboard
  21. BAMF2010: Look sir, droids!
  22. USB morse code keyboard
  23. BAMF2010: DIY electroluminescent displays
  24. Unlocking the crippled potential of an unmanaged switch
  25. PLCC replaces Game Boy cartridge ROM
  26. One-armed coding using a half-qwerty hack
  27. Sound card driven servo motor
  28. 32-bit ARM7 gaming rig
  29. The story of Mr. Stabby
  30. Bay Area Maker Faire 2010 video
  31. Head mounted camera tracks with your eyes
  32. Cool yourself with a CPU cooler and beer fridge
  33. Mass storage business card
  34. Aircraft carrier is moving target for autonomous quadcopter
  35. Poor MABEL
  36. Bay Area Maker Faire 2010 in pictures
  37. Maple R3 now shipping
  38. DB9 form factor USB-RS232 replacement
  39. Build HAL into your kitchen
  40. Prison tattoo machine made from PlayStation
  41. BAMF2010: Spy TRAKR – no lasers, $14,861 cheaper
  42. Sun tracking solar panel
  43. BAMF2010: QB goes to meetings, shoots lasers from eyes
  44. BAMF2010: CMT 380X Blackbird
  45. Spark plug music
  46. BAMF2010: SolarPump Charging Station
  47. Talking clock sounds just like you
  48. Composting to create hot water
  49. Open Source STM
  50. Z80 emulated on PIC hardware
  51. Hack a Day store now open
  52. Bay Area Maker Faire blasts off Saturday
  53. Power drill solder spooler
  54. Ubuntu on the ClarionMIND MID
  55. Automatic fish feeder
  56. Urine a candidate for energy independence
  57. Personal pencil production plant
  58. Keyboard input for PlayStation
  59. Balancing cube looks more like a star
  60. Arduino based EATC replacement
  61. Shredding to Street Fighter
  62. Cramming more pixels into a Thinkpad
  63. Solder station hack adds temperature control
  64. 32 LED POV globe
  65. Mister Gloves, gesture input
  66. Cathode ray tube leads the way on this bot
  67. Composing music with the Force Trainer
  68. Command line video processing using FOSS
  69. Modern car data systems lack security
  70. Super quick and cheap trackball
  71. Magically repair AVR chips
  72. Old school vending machine learns new tricks
  73. Building an oak telescope
  74. Tweet-a-Watt now speaks to Google Power Meter
  75. Final Projects: WiFi coil gun turret
  76. Lunkenheimer steam whistle, doorbell
  77. Kaossilator on the cheap
  78. A Black Box Mystery
  79. Human Tetris: object tracking on an 8-bit microcontroller
  80. Hack a Day’s Dictionary of Questionable Utility™
  81. Minimalist AVR programmer is just fab!
  82. Button mapping for all
  83. Using iPad SIM with an iPhone
  84. Cat door unlocks via facial recognition
  85. Electromechanical game: Running with the bulls
  86. Biopunk watch: time, temperature, gaming
  87. Wii remote connectivity for Android devices
  88. OpenGL on the Didj
  89. Transistor fabrication: so simple a child can do it
  90. Nike + iPod as a tracking device
  91. Ghetto repairs: Desoldering with a candle
  92. Point and shoot in a classic camera body
  93. Midi gloves
  94. Monitor UV exposure with your sunglasses
  95. Building air variable capacitors
  96. Nerf sentry gun build in progress
  97. Digikey sort by price script
  98. Maze solving
  99. PS3 patch allows Linux installation
  100. Original NES plays Game Boy games?
  101. Open3DP looks at 3D printing in common materials
  102. Hack Your Crystal’s Frequency
  103. Color a Sound
  104. More glove-based interfaces
  105. FPS controller hacks getting easier
  106. TOBY: reel mower bot evolved
  107. Making a bluetooth SNES controller
  108. Twilio adds touch tone telephone control for Arduino
  109. Multiple material 3D printing
  110. Manual transmission gear sensor
  111. Nimbus, portable N64
  112. XKCD takes a swipe at the Arduino
  113. Making magnetite nanocrystals
  114. Cornell final project list
  115. 5×2 patch board
  116. Reuse that PDA as a WRT terminal
  117. Toner transfer explained step-by-step
  118. Hand made manipulator arm
  119. Peltier cooler based cloud chamber
  120. DSLR Shoulder holster with follow focus
  121. Building removable epoxy mounting brackets
  122. PC side IM-ME hacks
  123. Build your own Wikipedia reader
  124. Vehicle information display hacks
  125. Mad machinist masterpieces
  126. Classic Canon AE-1 gets a digital upgrade
  127. Custom PS3 controller: software emulation version
  128. Adding RAM to the Nexus One without soldering
  129. Possibly the most beautiful piece of hardware
  130. When multimeters go boom
  131. Remote operated underwater vehicle
  132. Answers.hackaday.com is LIVE
  133. Paintball graffitti
  134. Laser Command game uses laser for control
  135. Print toner directly to a PCB
  136. QFN or MLF soldering without solder paste
  137. EMG controlled prosthesis
  138. POV LED sphere
  139. iPhone 3.1.3 unteathered jailbreak
  140. Automated chicken coop door
  141. VirtualBox beta runs Mac OS X
  142. Wyvern quadcopter
  143. Remote control reel mower
  144. Headphone tube preamp kit
  145. A more powerful boost charger
  146. DIY pulse oximeter
  147. Motion sensing light module
  148. Custom headphones solve wire tangles
  149. Phasor A/V PAL demo uses ATmega88
  150. DPAC put your alarm clock to shame
  151. CPU as a heat sink
  152. Motorcycle computer

April 2010

  1. Adding reset to an FTDI cable
  2. Using A/C frequency as a clock signal
  3. Ball inverted pendulum
  4. Optiboot makes your Arduino faster, sleeker
  5. Perfect spiral, every time
  6. 9 digit pulse counter
  7. Ithacka BOJ challenge
  8. Sony removes PS3 Linux support; Gets sued for it
  9. Hacking Game Boy for sound
  10. Mindstorm Rubik’s solver
  11. Surface mount breakout boards
  12. Chumby One becomes a 3g router
  13. Forget the Rovio, drive a taxi with your mind.
  14. Aerial photography platforms
  15. Mind controlled rovio
  16. Printable mecanum wheel
  17. Learn console hacking
  18. Bonfire – interactivity using pico projectors and cameras
  19. Report from ESC Silicon Valley 2010
  20. Multiple buttons and a pot on one pin
  21. Puppet Circuits
  22. RFID immobiliser
  23. Hackaday links: April 28, 2010
  24. Part arcade, part guitar
  25. I am root! – Alex eReader
  26. Apod, an update
  27. 40 MSPS Digital oscilloscope
  28. Emulating a Z80 computer with an AVR chip
  29. The Wii golf glove
  30. Lawnmower converted to Hoe/scraper
  31. IEE clock
  32. Lawnmower+stake+rope=Analog robotic lawn service
  33. Midi piano instructor
  34. Printable appendage with two joints and integrated motors
  35. Altair 8800 pc case can emulate the original hardware
  36. Update: IR controlled lighting
  37. Biosphere lighting
  38. Spinning ball of LED awesomeness
  39. Wii remote controlled balancing wheel chair
  40. Custom controllers for PlayStation 3
  41. RF transmission in the 9 KHz band
  42. Rendering and Blendering in a file cabinet
  43. Apple IIe Twitter ticker
  44. Driving the car without going anywhere
  45. Playstation 2 controller to PSP adapter
  46. Flux-cored to MIG welder conversion
  47. WiFi and Bluetooth sniffing rifle
  48. Get serious about building a sequencer
  49. Build a foam machine
  50. VFD as a sound amplifier
  51. Android on the iPhone
  52. USB VU-meter
  53. Are you human? Resistor edition
  54. Flaming hot brick plays games, promotes tendonitis
  55. Replicating connectors by machining PVC
  56. All-terrain camera
  57. Infrared transmission decoding
  58. Egg incubation chamber
  59. Automated guitar pickup winding
  60. Fisheye lens for your SLR
  61. Twittering pub hanging
  62. Just the right controller for any game
  63. GPS embedded in visor
  64. Gently stroke this drum
  65. Build your own RFID reader
  66. Toaster web interface
  67. Augmented reality glasses
  68. Makerbot clone
  69. Arduino RFID spoofer
  70. Hackaday links: April 18, 2010
  71. Didj Hacking: DJHI 2.8 preorder
  72. Racing sim with real car parts
  73. Beginner concepts: Using an accelerometer
  74. Improving a motorized toy
  75. Four channel logic analyzer
  76. Zune gets hacked, OpenZDK
  77. Hijacking the Mazda LCD display
  78. Virtual windows that track a viewer’s position
  79. Vigorous exercise keeps the tunes coming
  80. Coin-op pays out when you win
  81. Victorian styled nixie tester
  82. Beer can pinhole camera
  83. Mindstorm plays Tetris for you
  84. Solenoid orchestra led a by laser conductor
  85. Clock hides time until you’re in close proximity
  86. Stanford’s stickybot3
  87. Make cotton candy at home
  88. Ask HackADay: Organization?!
  89. Punching accelerometers
  90. Robotic chess opponent
  91. What kind of LED matrix does your vodka come with?
  92. All about VLF radio
  93. Electronic wind chime
  94. PWM fan controller for external hard drive
  95. PICMAN, a diy prototyping setup
  96. Laser cut and printable cases
  97. Mechanical scanning television
  98. Tiny tube amp for headphones
  99. Giant robotic giraffe getting a giant robotic facelift
  100. Building a window mounted antenna for your car
  101. Game Boy video out adapter
  102. Public transportation notifier
  103. Warthog laser tag
  104. Force feedback for the Nintendo DS
  105. Mind controlled TV
  106. Convert an early 60s Polaroid to modern film
  107. Ask HackADay: Network Security Camera
  108. Packshotnik: 360 degree image creation
  109. SNES Controller + USB + Accelerometer
  110. Make a bandsaw
  111. Strobe array for dance parties
  112. Hacking the MindFlex, more!
  113. Flux paste applicator gun
  114. PIC USB host shortcuts
  115. LEGO gearbox – seven speed plus reverse
  116. Arduino implemented on an FPGA
  117. Roomba dissection videos
  118. Intruder alarm McDonald’s toy hacking
  119. The trans-atlantic battery bunny divide
  120. Project J.A.R.V.I.S.
  121. Teletype Twitter frontend
  122. Fully-automated golf ball gun
  123. Logic clock without an on-board oscillator
  124. Third-person vehicle
  125. On-the-go prototyping
  126. PC fan failure alarm
  127. Peering in a the A4, the iPad’s brain
  128. Solenoid motor from a VCR head
  129. A cop in every car
  130. Beginner concepts: electronic Jack-in-the-box
  131. Internet radio player wins Propeller Design Contest
  132. Program your own mayhem-causing USB dongle
  133. USB host for Propeller micros
  134. Photographing splashing droplets
  135. JooJoo turns out to be legit, gets torn down.
  136. iPad teardown
  137. Touch screen for graphing calculator
  138. HDD power tools: the sander
  139. Clock sans-microcontroller
  140. AVR synth/sequencer
  141. 3D laser printer
  142. Illuminated moveable type
  143. Your hard drive needs a diamond blade
  144. Flood triggered camera
  145. Arduino iPod library work continues
  146. I’m one step closer to Azeroth
  147. How-to: Make a Mains Crossover Cable
  148. Core3Duino (April fools?!) and xDuino

March 2010

  1. CNC plotter from old parts
  2. Sony removes PS3 Linux support with an update… errrrr, downgrade?
  3. Home fabricated boards in any color
  4. Update: 50MHz to 100Mhz scope conversion
  5. What input device? Just use your arm
  6. ZeroPlus logic cube modification
  7. CNC egg decorating
  8. Nixie tachometer
  9. (the) FIRST Robotics competition
  10. Analog tape playing glove
  11. Add USB playback to some European LG televisions
  12. DTMF and SelCall signal generator
  13. Microchip’s PIC development for iPhone and iPod
  14. Trash heap projector
  15. Flash animations on Peggy2.0
  16. Leapfrog DIDJ
  17. Guitar echo pedal built with mbed
  18. Hackaday links: March 28, 2010
  19. Automated rain barrel watering system
  20. Swapping coins cells for capacitors for noise filtering
  21. Beginner concepts: LPT instead of uC
  22. Turing machine a masterpiece of craftsmanship
  23. 8-bit game console with wireless motion controller
  24. LEGO automatons
  25. That’s a big flashlight
  26. Heated aluminum bed for MakerBot
  27. Lawnbot 400: an update to an update
  28. Robots from dolls
  29. Lawnbot400 saves wheelbarrow trips
  30. Heated MakerBot build stage
  31. Polaroid instant film, reborn.
  32. Fan-powered skateboard
  33. $500 Craigslist car competes against $400,000 race car…
  34. Update: Samsung TV firmware hacking
  35. ARM-based CNC mill needs no computer
  36. Theo Jansen: like the professor from Gilligan
  37. Didgeridoo, now does real time video
  38. Floppy disk augmented reality is a head-scratcher
  39. Die bloodsuckers – pew pew
  40. XBMC hiding in an SNES controller
  41. All terrain Roomba
  42. Massive no-touch physically-interfaced display
  43. 1-Wire LAN with an LCD
  44. PC cooling using 1000 ft^2 geothermal
  45. snega2usb changes name, learns new tricks
  46. GPU cooling to fix RRoD
  47. Light up your ride with an LED mohawk
  48. More functional GPS in minutes
  49. PIC based USB input devices
  50. Ask Hackaday: Now a regular occurrence
  51. Balancing skateboard/segway
  52. POV clock inside acrylic block
  53. By popular demand: the OK Go Rube Goldberg machine
  54. RoBo Blower sure to become Stephen King novel
  55. DIY Super Soaker
  56. Tim “The Tool Man” Taylor’s dream ride
  57. Flip-book style digitization
  58. Graffiti machine sprays for you
  59. Laser cutting solder stencils
  60. Motion sensing camera hack
  61. Arduino based multiboot cable for Game Boy Advance
  62. Ditch the LPs and build your own 3D scanner
  63. Google Summer of Code 2010
  64. LED lighting, a learning experience
  65. PCB drill press on a budget
  66. Woot How-to: Let there be Light! (for your Rovio)
  67. ARM cortex-M3 prototyping on a budget
  68. Arduino balloon tracking
  69. Quad-copter controlled with voice commands
  70. IM-ME spectrum analyzer
  71. Make your own OLEDS
  72. Bill Paxton pinball
  73. Adding an automotive cold air intake
  74. Electric-assist bicycle uses LiFePO4 batteries
  75. Pure TTL based clock
  76. Xbox 360 Laptop more laptop-y than ever
  77. Tax-exempt Geek Group hit with huge tax bill
  78. Follow-up: Hacking OnStar
  79. Keep tabs on your car without OBD-II
  80. Mondo Spider
  81. Thermos temperature meter
  82. 3D printing on a much larger scale
  83. Eat your heart out iPad
  84. Soil moisture sensing
  85. JeeNode development platform
  86. Intense kit turns Wacom tablet into Cintiq clone
  87. Flip-top GameCube portable
  88. RFID reader for iPhone
  89. Storage for your hacking needs
  90. Beach stereo
  91. Easy IM-ME flashing
  92. Steam powered tank
  93. Sponge music
  94. DIY scratch controller
  95. Update: Nintendo DS camera control
  96. Hardware jailbreak eases reboot pains
  97. Coffee powered Car-puccino
  98. 50MHz to 100Mhz scope conversion
  99. Jeri makes integrated circuits
  100. Noisy Super 8
  101. Game glove learns your weakness
  102. R2D2 build video
  103. Will this mouse get me kicked out of the coffee shop?
  104. One minute review of your wasted time
  105. Add a clean room to your workshop
  106. LEGO sequencer builds sound in 3D
  107. Tube clock database
  108. Cardboard Androids
  109. LEDs invade coffee table crevice
  110. Dr. Boardman’s Color Conundrum
  111. Give 1984 Mac a Leopard makeover
  112. Lava lamp centrifuge
  113. Don’t worry occifer, there is no blood in my alcohol!
  114. 137 years of Popular Science online free
  115. Time delay door alarm
  116. Strobeshnik, an HDD clock
  117. Lucid dreaming
  118. DIY Diodes
  119. RC truck source for robotics platform
  120. USB oscilloscope
  121. Space Invaders clock 6 years ahead of Pong Clock
  122. A VU meter for your PSP
  123. Google your home with a roomba
  124. Is GEK a modern-day Mr. Fusion?
  125. DIY projector collection
  126. Google unveils API to PowerMeter
  127. Using Mindflex to shock the heck out of people
  128. Home cinema 3D (or just tick off theatergoers)
  129. Monocle fixes webcam farsightedness
  130. Build your own lightweight flash tripod
  131. iPhone case rehabilitation
  132. LED and fan controller
  133. Vacuum pick and place for SMD parts
  134. Automatic telephone recorder
  135. FanWing is like a harvester in the sky
  136. Hacking space without profit or secrecy
  137. Smart flash synchronization
  138. Portable Squeezebox with serial
  139. Steampunk sequencer
  140. Hacker finds better use for a Windows machine
  141. doomBox: Classic keys meet tiny screen
  142. Phone/webapp written in ploy to appear more popular
  143. BatchPCB Pays You
  144. Biped walks with eight servos

February 2010

  1. Open source logic analyzer
  2. 112-LED coffee table
  3. Extreme piano transplant
  4. Fix 0LBA and BSY HDD errors
  5. Thwart robbers with an old smoke alarm.
  6. Two input devices made with common items
  7. WRT54GL, meet Alice
  8. Yet another pong-clock
  9. Lower productivity by using a rotary num pad
  10. 10×10 LED matrix
  11. Drilling perfectly centered holes
  12. Cooling LEDs by heating the water saves on electricity
  13. Nokia USB cable is USB-to-Serial in disguise
  14. Python IR tracking for the handicapped
  15. RoboThespian: Chuck E. Cheese entertainment comes home
  16. Shiftbrite coffee table
  17. 10-bit rotary precision for servos
  18. A second life for dead hard drives
  19. Bring the crane game home
  20. Oscilloscope doubles as a serial terminal
  21. More cellphone controlled door locks
  22. Add pause button to the Atari 2600
  23. Precision grinder is a thing of beauty
  24. Looping foot pedal
  25. Serial communication with cell phones
  26. DIY aluminum heat sink casting
  27. Building the yellow submarine
  28. Is that some type of new Kindle?
  29. Gentle wake up alarm
  30. PIC pong clock
  31. Android 2.1 on four more HTC handsets
  32. Robocup bot places wheels perpendicularly
  33. Hackaday links: February 21 2010
  34. Controllable LEDs spice up the living room
  35. Steorn Orbo motor replica
  36. RFID tracking system
  37. Sausage Gun 19mm
  38. Rube Goldberg FTW
  39. High speed video from cheap digital camera
  40. Basement fusion reactor
  41. Update: most interesting game in 64 pixels
  42. Flexi Knobs
  43. Glove mouse
  44. Cannihilator can crusher
  45. Sukhoi Su-27 Jet build throws down
  46. Lathe modification
  47. Reboot Life in a heartbeat
  48. Build your own hub motor
  49. The Uber Eeepc
  50. Now you can record mermaids singing
  51. Robo-vibe
  52. Raise your hand if you want to listen to something else
  53. Drink Making Unit
  54. Binary clock uses DS3232 RTC
  55. Repairing your TV EDID
  56. Ultimate flame bait: liquid cooled Arduino
  57. The Mini-Markade
  58. Adding words to Catch Phrase
  59. Microscope lens hack
  60. Electronic key impressioning
  61. Developing for iPhone serial communications
  62. Converting a Miata to all-electric
  63. Hexacopter
  64. HMD upgrade
  65. Trick your ride: tank conversion
  66. Homebrew MagSafe
  67. Hackaday links: February 14, 2010
  68. iPod shuffle headphone remote reverse engineered
  69. Propeller arcade
  70. Workshop tour makes us drool; ache with envy
  71. Transparent rubber enclosures
  72. Internet controlled scrolling numitron
  73. Spectrum analyzer wedged into a cellphone
  74. Precision Erector Set connects multiple cameras
  75. Chip and pin broken and other security threats
  76. Teletype machine from an electric typewriter
  77. Keyboard Keepalive
  78. Dexterous hexapod clarification
  79. HUD for real life capture-the-flag
  80. Veteran robot features eight legs and BeagleBoard
  81. Use an analog oscilloscope to display digital logic
  82. Arduino helps you ski Copper
  83. RGV laser
  84. PicAxe LEGO tank
  85. USB host mode for Droid
  86. Dexterous hexapod rocks an Atom processor
  87. The day after Arduino
  88. CueCat, meet Arduino
  89. Wireless painting
  90. TPM crytography cracked
  91. Old-time music player is brand new
  92. Porta Touch: portable multitouch
  93. ‘tiny’ power supply monitor
  94. Modded C64 eye candy
  95. GuruPlug, the next generation of SheevaPlug
  96. ez430 home automation
  97. Built-in hex editor unlocks plasma TV features
  98. ‘Mod in the USA’ N900 PUSH competition
  99. FAT support for any microcontroller
  100. Hackaday links: February 7, 2010
  101. Putting on a show in the rain
  102. Performance oddities
  103. ExoPC shows off some guts
  104. Altoids upstaged by gift card tins
  105. Running bleeding edge on Nexus One
  106. Interfacing with an analog joystick
  107. Update: Adafruit Eagle library, now with Arduino
  108. Hardware based randomness for Linux
  109. Pre-spun hard drives
  110. Pipe heating with an ATMega8
  111. Repurposing a click wheel
  112. Arduino to Nintendo DS interface
  113. Antique Jukebox Audio Streamer
  114. Ask a winner updates day 5: Answers
  115. Guitar Hero as an instrument or midi controller
  116. Battery holder reuses blister pack
  117. Propeller takes Step-a-Sketch to a new level
  118. Winners of the N900 PUSH Showcase tickets.
  119. The mechanical diode
  120. Leapfrog Didj: Followup
  121. Print your own pizza
  122. Lego spider-bot
  123. Amplifier built inside a 9v battery
  124. Ask a winner updates day 4: Answers
  125. PHP runtime rewritten, by Facebook?
  126. Foil impressioning defeats security locks
  127. USB HDD enclosure to DVD connector
  128. Our favorite XBOX to HTPC hacks
  129. Minneapolis Hackerspace: Twin Cities Maker
  130. Beginner concepts: 555 push button toggle
  131. Icosatetrapedal robot
  132. Game controllers using USB host shield
  133. Leapfrog Didj: Handheld Linux on the Cheap
  134. Snow blower robot
  135. Android audio-serial connection
  136. Ask a winner updates day 3: Answers
  137. IM-ME screen reverse engineered
  138. Wii motion plus direct PC interface

January 2010

  1. 120v switching
  2. Hacking a digital bathroom scale
  3. Recycled cat feeder
  4. Add a Bluetooth terminal to your Kindle
  5. Hackaday links: January 31st, 2010
  6. Hybrid analog/binary clock, the MK2
  7. The UltimateSIMON
  8. Robot band gives us so much to make fun of
  9. Ask a winner updates day 2: Answers
  10. Our thoughts on the iPad
  11. Another take on roasting those beans
  12. Salty LEDs
  13. And we’re back
  14. Ask a winner updates: Answers
  15. Contest: win Push Showcase tickets
  16. Happy meal toy scavenging
  17. Drill-powered go cart
  18. Adding a netbook keyboard light
  19. 10,000 watt fluorescent array
  20. 5 legged locomotion
  21. NES lovers grew up and now they’re coding for Palm
  22. HDD actuated acoustical instrument
  23. Nanotouch: a tiny AVR media thing
  24. PS3 exploit released
  25. Building a bigger, better laser engraver
  26. Powering a switch via PoE
  27. Palm-sized Atari 2600
  28. Why aren’t we building our own printers?
  29. Repair or improve your NES
  30. St. Louis Hackerspace: Arch Reactor
  31. Gorgeous portable N64 built to order
  32. Unlocking multitouch for Droid and Nexus One
  33. Foul-mouthed game will get you in trouble
  34. Things that kill you, hacked for clean energy
  35. Android G1 serial to Arduino
  36. Face tracking with x10
  37. Automated Super8 film scanning
  38. Rotary encoding with your soundcard
  39. PS3 hacked!
  40. Hackaday links: Sunday January 24
  41. Trashplane
  42. iPhone look-alike on your kitchen wall
  43. C64 interface for your computer
  44. Ideas based on photo frame clock
  45. LCD backlight repair
  46. Hardware store follow focus
  47. Hack together a Coffee Roaster
  48. Electric go cart from trash
  49. Simple laptop conversion
  50. Arduino programmer for Arduino
  51. Frustromantic Box, a reverse Geocache
  52. SpiderBot prompts laser envy
  53. Adafruit Eagle library
  54. Turntable light sequencer
  55. Coded entry using your wristwatch
  56. Buzzle: a morse code puzzle box
  57. Robots in space
  58. Live high altitude balloon launch
  59. Billy Bass with selectable clips
  60. NES console to cartridge security in depth
  61. NXT hacks: tanks and heaters
  62. Hey man, SSH to my guitar and setup the multitouch
  63. SheevaPlug PBX
  64. Servo hacked linear actuator
  65. Cell phone based car starter, another take
  66. Polymorph in practice
  67. The most complicated, and simplest binary clocks.
  68. The Pololu 3 servo hexapod
  69. Wii Nunchuk train controls
  70. Robot waits for no man when recharging
  71. More AVR Tetris
  72. Multichannel music generation for Arduino
  73. XBMC on Xbox keeps going and going
  74. RGB display development
  75. Guerilla theater hits two wheels
  76. CNC brought to you by zip ties
  77. Editorial: Fear of the Unusual
  78. Hackaday links: January 17th, 2010
  79. Free day recap video and book recommendation
  80. Developing physical controllers for the uninitiated
  81. iPod peripheral: iSee360i hacking
  82. Russian billboard includes a “happy ending”
  83. Wine glass time keeper
  84. Volt meter clock
  85. Animatronics reference
  86. Know your resistors… tell the time
  87. Phaser-to-laser mod puts out 465mW
  88. AeroQuad – build your own quadcopter
  89. GSM car starter
  90. A day at the lake for the disabled
  91. Home made small form factor LED projector
  92. Spherical and stereoscopic photography
  93. Start the car with a wave of your hand
  94. Engineering with magnetic spheres
  95. Hackaday links: January 14th, 2010
  96. AVR Tetris
  97. Google bike hack, quick and dirty
  98. ProtoDeck – MIDIBOX based controller
  99. Tricking an iPod into trusting your dock
  100. MythNetVision to cure borked MythTV hacks
  101. Bike controller for Xbox 360
  102. Vacuum tube tesla coil
  103. LEGO router case bests factory finish
  104. Neon lamp and other crazy clocks
  105. Cubicle-dwellers rewarded for reflexes
  106. Makita battery pack repair
  107. Bike trainer computer: Speed, Cadence, Heartrate, Trainer temp
  108. How To: Make a Printable CES Badge
  109. Don’t put that EPROM in your mouth!
  110. Stroke to unlock
  111. Arduinome with many pots
  112. Weather clock
  113. Amazing chassis hacks
  114. Steampunk Nixie clock
  115. Kodak digital frame vulnerability
  116. LEGO robot lays dominoes not eggs
  117. CES: Guts Guts Guts
  118. 194 Transistor Clock will blow your mind
  119. Cold climate solar water heater
  120. Fujifilm 3D Camera
  121. CES Update: Atmega128RFA1
  122. CES: HackaDay Fans
  123. CES: Caleb gets Tased
  124. CES: Augmented Reality
  125. CES: HackaDay interviews ATMEL
  126. CES Update: CES Badges
  127. CES: 3d laser projection system
  128. CES: Famous People at CES
  129. CES: Haier Wireless TV
  130. CES: Glove input
  131. CES: Day 2 Recap
  132. CES: 3d tv, without glasses
  133. Ask a winner…
  134. CES: Meet the Mini Hexapodinno
  135. CES: Keepon keeps on
  136. CES: Pleo shows its guts.
  137. CES: Hack a Day meets Revision3
  138. CES: Laser instrument
  139. CES Update: MakerBot Gets a Badge
  140. CES Update: A Visit to the Zigbee Booth
  141. Beginner Concepts: Binary-coded decimal
  142. CES: update Friday Jan8, 2010
  143. CES: PS3 Gun Controller
  144. CES: Parrot AR Drone update
  145. CES multitouch
  146. CES Update: x86 Processor Module in a DIP
  147. CES: Parrot’s AR Drone
  148. CES: RoBoard Robotic Hand
  149. CES: USB 3.0 Behind the scenes
  150. 2-axis motion timelapse photography
  151. Suska open source Atari ST
  152. CES update: We made it!
  153. Spy on your office
  154. Version control for Eagle
  155. Fun Theory grant is 25k for a fun project
  156. SparkFun’s Free Day is nearly upon us…
  157. Max/MSP accelerometer beat control
  158. Pong, for real
  159. Reverse engineering the Telly Terminator
  160. CES update: January 6th, 2010
  161. Pulse Oximeter
  162. Update: more pink wireless-terminal hacking
  163. Arduino I/O Speed Breakdown
  164. CES update: January 5, 2010
  165. RepRap acrylic extrusion using hotbed
  166. Generate electricity with a candle
  167. Record player display sans POV
  168. Missile hack taunts your cat
  169. Arduino traffic light
  170. Nokia PUSH competition update
  171. 360 degree video for next-to-nothing
  172. Double clutch transmission model
  173. NES RAM Replacement
  174. Step-a-sketch
  175. TOBI the tool bot
  176. BT phone is much more than retrofit
  177. Laser-cut puzzle box
  178. Powder coating at home
  179. Qube, not an Arduino clone
  180. RFID emulator
  181. Arduino security with frickin’ laser
  182. Arduino Headed for One Point Oh
  183. 9 most popular of 2009
  184. More CNC goodness
  185. Lightning Rod: keeps you safe from dirty Flashers
  186. FPGA keyboard synthesizer
  187. Old equipment repository
  188. Hey man, you seen my turntable around here?
  189. Making a rail gun (again!)

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