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December 2013

  1. Fubarino Contest Winners
  2. Retrotechtacular: Wax On, Wax Off: How Records Are Made
  3. Acoustic Wayfinder for the Visually Impaired
  4. Case Modder Builds LCD Window; Causes LSD Flashbacks
  5. Barbot Mixes Drinks Perfectly with Web Interface
  6. POV Display with an Element of Danger
  7. The Geek Group Installs Robot, Destroys CRT Monitor
  8. Roving Hexapod Poops Out 3D Prints
  9. Hacking and Philosophy: Surveillance State
  10. UFO-looking RGB LED RC Plane Lights Up the Night, Uses All the Acronyms
  11. DIY Incubator Cooks Bacteria… Or Yogurt!
  12. Using The Wii U Controller With Everything
  13. Electric Snow Scooter
  14. The Crowbox Turns Crows into a Cash Machine
  15. Fubarino Contest: Splash Screen On System Reset
  16. Hackaday Links: December 29, 2013
  17. Hacking SD Card & Flash Memory Controllers
  18. I am NXT 3-Point Bend Tester. Please Insert Girder.
  19. Fubarino Contest: Hackaday On An RC Heli
  20. Project Lucidity Wants YOU!
  21. Fubarino Contest: NTP Clock
  22. A FPGA Controlled Reflow Oven
  23. Fubarino Contest: Micro Voltmeter
  24. Vibe Mirror
  25. Chameleon Emulates Contactless Smart Cards
  26. Making An ARM Powered MIDI Synthesizer
  27. Fubarino Contest: Custom Mech Warrior Online Controller
  28. The Magnetophone
  29. Fubarino Contest: Serial Data Transmission
  30. Raspberry Pi Car Deck
  31. Fubarino Contest: Bluetooth Control for PC PSU
  32. Hacking a Christmas Tree for Less Blinkyness
  33. Fubarino Contest: Oscilloscope Clock
  34. Elinchrom EL-Skyport Triggered by Arduino
  35. Fubarino Contest: Home Automation and Candle Flicker
  36. Cleaning Slides with Plasma
  37. Motorized Longboard
  38. Mega Tree Game Display
  39. Apple And Raspberry Pis
  40. Re-purposing an Old Laptop Display
  41. Fubarino Contest: FPGA Pong
  42. Jello Shot Printer
  43. Fubarino Contest: Hackaday In Your Soldering Iron
  44. NeverWet on Electronics?
  45. Christmas Tree Analyzes Your Tweets
  46. More Lights for your Presents
  47. Serializing Dickens to LEDs
  48. An Animated Elf
  49. Spherebot: Decorating Xmas Baubles
  50. CartoLucci: A Candle-Powered Christmas Card
  51. LED Matrix Mask Will Scare Up Holiday Cheer
  52. Direct, Wall-Mounted Storage with Lasers and Polymorph
  53. Fubarino Contest: A Sculpted Room With LEDs
  54. Retrotechtacular: Submarine Cable Splicing is Serious Business
  55. Fubarino Contest: A Really, Really Old Plotter
  56. 3DMonstr Printer: 8 Cubic Feet Of Build Volume
  57. Fubarino Contest: Single PCB Synth
  58. Sonar With Python and Conference Call Hardware
  59. Fubarino Contest: Network Nodes, Door Lock, and Smoker Controller
  60. IR Theremin Speaks In Four Voices
  61. Software Advice for Anyone Thinking About a CNC Router
  62. The World’s First Autonomous Flapping MAV
  63. Repairing a Non-Serviceable Welding Hood
  64. Holograms With The New Kinect
  65. Fubarino Contest: The Problem Of Being Very Good At Foosball
  66. 3D Printering: Making A Thing In AutoCAD, Part II
  67. Hackaday Links: December 22, 2013
  68. Fubarino-Contest: 1980’s CD Player with MPD
  69. Automated Drink Mixer Is the Life of the Party
  70. DARPA Robotics Challenge Trials Wrap Up
  71. Fubarino Contest: Minecraft, Zelda, Arduinos, And Hackaday
  72. Trainable Robotic Arm
  73. Quick Candy Sorting Machine
  74. A Clock Built from Scraps
  75. 3D Scanner Using a Sharp Infrared Sensor
  76. Fubarino Contest: Persistence of Vision clock
  77. An Opensource Arduino Guitar Pedal
  78. NESPoise – a Nice Looking NES Clone
  79. Full-size Lego Car Can Hit 30km/h!
  80. Fubarino Contest: Hackaday Tells You You’re A Terrible Pilot
  81. DARPA Robotics Challenge Trials Day 1
  82. Hack some Picks
  83. Impersonating FBI Agents And People Who Can Solder
  84. An Even Larger Array of Many LEDs and No Ping-Pong balls
  85. Ambient Computer Noise Leaks Your Encryption Keys
  86. DIY Laser Cutter
  87. Fubarino Contest: A Dutch Word Clock
  88. Moody Useless Machine
  89. Addressable RGB LED Coffee Table
  90. Touching Conversations: Email Snippets Scroll By on Electro-Embroidery Piece
  91. A Balancing, Walking Cube Named Cubli
  92. Staff Update and Philanthropy
  93. Fail of the Week: Baby Monitor Hack Ends in Facepalm
  94. A Weird Kind of Printer
  95. From CT Scans to 3D Prints
  96. Fubarino Contest: LED Matrix Game Console
  97. Thermochromic Imaging
  98. 3D Printering: Making A Thing With AutoCAD, Part I
  99. FPGAs For The Pi And ‘Bone
  100. Fubarino Contest: Morse Code Christmas Baubles
  101. Hacking Digital Scales for the Disabled
  102. SMAC Mag: Spider’s Minimal Analog Control Paintball Gun
  103. Developed on Hackaday: First Version of the Hardware
  104. Disrupting Advertisement Agency Workers with Electric Shocks
  105. Custom Rostock 3D Printer Makes Use of IKEA Components
  106. Arduino Xmas Tree Shield
  107. Snowden Immortalized as Bond Villain in Edge-Lit Acrylic Poster
  108. Cryophone: A Dry Ice-Powered Musical Installation
  109. Analog Drum Machine
  110. Retrotechtacular: Films Used to Be Recorded on Film
  111. Fubarino Contest: Game Boy Printer
  112. Fixing Christmas Lights And Shocking Yourself Silly
  113. Particle System Busy Box Keeps Baby Occupied
  114. Stylish OLED Watch Uses Accelerometer Instead of Buttons
  115. Shopping Trolley is Wired for Camp
  116. Hacking a Heating Pad
  117. Attacknid Becomes Laser Death Drone
  118. Tricked-out Arduino-controlled Time-Lapse is More Than Just a Timer
  119. Fubarino Contest: Battery Capacity Tester
  120. Aluminum Bitcoin Keychain
  121. Machine Learning Used to Create an HIV Vaccine
  122. Further Teardown of the Saturn V Flight Computer
  123. Reverse Engineering a Candle Flicker LED
  124. A New Way to Heat People
  125. DIY Hearing Aid
  126. LEDmas Tree
  127. Hackaday Links: December 15, 2013
  128. Build an In Line Network Bandwidth Monitor
  129. Cast a Shadow, Play a Note
  130. Fubarino Contest: A Shifter With An Easter Egg
  131. Raspberry Pi Wall Calendar
  132. Controlling High Voltage 7-Segment Displays
  133. Digital Electric Meter Monitor Goes Old School
  134. Reverse Engineering an LCD Display
  135. Building Mosaic LEGO Lamps
  136. Testing Six Hundred Fish
  137. Reverse Engineering Serial Ports
  138. Fubarino Contest: Simon Says Hackaday
  139. Battlebots in the Sky
  140. Wii Nunchuck-Controlled Tetris on a Raspberry Pi
  141. UsbXlater for PS4 Keyboard And Mouse Action
  142. Flying Spaghetti Monster Display
  143. Arduino Controlled Beer Brewing Machine!
  144. 3D Printed, Solderless Circuits
  145. Roboxotica (Barbot Festival in Vienna)
  146. Hacking A Reader For Medical Test Strips
  147. Developed on Hackaday: Setting Up the Project’s Infrastructure
  148. Portable Musical Stairs
  149. Raspi Notifies You Of Space Station Passes
  150. Putting A Mac Plus On The Internet
  151. Fubarino Contest: VFD Clock
  152. Over Engineered Kegerator is Glorious
  153. Status Light Tells You The Code is Borked Again
  154. Inverted Christmas Tree Made of Nespresso Tubes
  155. Real Life Sonic Screwdriver for Home Automation
  156. HDD Driven Table Tennis Robot
  157. Modifying a PS4 Dualshock4 Controller to Use a Mouse and Keyboard
  158. Finally, An Animated GIF Light Painter
  159. Fail of the Week: Physical Pixel Display
  160. Robot Battle for the Big Leagues: Valkyrie and the DARPA Challenge
  161. Open your Hackerspace Door with a Phone Call
  162. Bizarre Mini Amplifier + White Noise Generator?
  163. Turning A Building Into A Rubik’s Cube
  164. Mains Frequency Display
  165. Steampunk Battleship complete with Steam Engine!
  166. The 3D Printed Ukulele
  167. [Ben Heck] Builds The Ultimate Glue Gun
  168. Hackaday Twitter hits 40,000 Followers!
  169. Veronica Gets A Pair Of Gamepads And A Bugged Chip
  170. 3D Printering: Making A Thing With OpenSCAD
  171. A Really Big Extruder For Exotic Filaments
  172. Digitally Controlled Dual Power Supply
  173. Internet-Enabling a Lamp with the Raspberry Pi
  174. Xbox One Headset 2.5 mm Plug Adapter
  175. Hidden Reed Switches for DIY Home Security
  176. e-volo VC200 Makes Maiden Flight. Flying Cars Incoming
  177. VFD And Nixie Clock Twofer
  178. A Kinect Controlled Robotic Hand
  179. DIY 3D Projector from an LCD
  180. Get Tangled Up In EL Wire with Freaklabs
  181. 8-Track Tapes As A Storage Medium
  182. Creative Compulsive Disorder: Zina Nicole Lahr
  183. Retrotechtacular: Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) Manufacturing
  184. Hanging Plotter With a Color Twist
  185. Ultrasonic Data Transmission With GNU Radio
  186. Disk-O-Mat: A Photobooth For Records
  187. Solar Powered, Tweeting Bird Feeder
  188. The $40 x86 Arduino
  189. Future Tech and Upgrading your Brain
  190. Ion Wind Propelled Star Trek Enterprise
  191. Developed on Hackaday: First Feedback From Users
  192. Google Security Certificates Forged
  193. Guest Post: The Real Story of Hacking Together the Commodore C128
  194. Fubarino Contest: Morse Code Transmitter
  195. Meet the Teensy 3.1
  196. $40 Lens Hack Gives Your FLIR Higher Clarity
  197. Boil Off Some White Gas in the Back Yard
  198. Oculus Rift Goes from Virtual to Augmented Reality
  199. Solder Fume Extractor With Heat Recovery
  200. A Touch Scroll Wheel via OpenSCAD
  201. Hackaday Links: December 8, 2013
  202. $50 Backyard Rollercoaster
  203. OpenMV: The Camera For Your Next Project
  204. An Awesome Electric Bike
  205. Four Cable Drawing Machine Pulls Our Strings
  206. Arduino RFID Car Starter
  207. LED Concert Dress
  208. Will Dance For Bitcoin
  209. Super Simple FM Transmitter
  210. Repairing Bose Active Noise Cancelling Headphones
  211. Speeding Up BeagleBone Black GPIO A Thousand Times
  212. Using XBox One And PS4 Controllers With Everything
  213. A Rostock Welding 3D Printer?
  214. Raspi AC and Blinds Controller
  215. Bally’s Bomber – A 1/3rd Replica of a B-17G
  216. DCF77 Powered Clock is a Work of Art
  217. 3D Printer Exhaust
  218. SkyJack: A Drone to Hack All Drones
  219. Developed on Hackaday: Let’s Build Some Hardware!
  220. The Sub-$500 Deltaprintr
  221. Trimming The Fat From AVR GCC
  222. Android and Arduino RF Outlet Selector
  223. Turning A Pi Into An iBeacon
  224. Instant Inkjet Circuits with Silver Nanoparticle Ink
  225. AVR Atmega based PID Magnetic Levitator
  226. Logic Analyzers And X11
  227. Fail of the Week: Hackaday Writer’s First CNC Adventure
  228. Fubarino Contest Example: A Sneaky IRC Bot
  229. The “Melt-O-Matic” – A Digital Melting Point Apparatus
  230. LearnCNC Game
  231. LavaAMP Spectrum Analzyer
  232. Crab-ble – A Table That Walks
  233. A 555-Based, Two-Channel Remote Control Circuit
  234. Using Ultrasonic Sensors to Measure and Log Oil Tank Levels
  235. Hack Your Datasheets Using Datasheet.net
  236. A Collective Pitch Quadcopter
  237. Tiny 3x3x3 SMD LED Cube
  238. Easy Capacitive Touch Sensors In Eagle
  239. A Speaking Ultrasonic Distance Sensor
  240. Fabricate Your Own 7-Segment Displays
  241. Retrotechtacular: An Ax Factory of Yore
  242. Stealing $100 Million in Bitcoins
  243. New Contest: Win One of 20 Microchip Fubarino SD Boards
  244. Compliant Robot Gripper Won’t Scramble Your Eggs
  245. Advice About Over-Driving LEDs
  246. Cellphone Charging Inductive Purse
  247. Repairing and Adding Bluetooth Control to an Induction Cooker
  248. Energy Harvesting Peltier Ring
  249. Adding a SIM card to the Photon Q 4G LTE
  250. Hacking and Philosophy: Crackdown Part IV
  251. Pokemon Blue Becomes An IDE
  252. An Engineer’s Emergency Business Card
  253. Crafting A Liquid Crystal Display
  254. Scratch-built Smart Flashlight
  255. Newsstand Shotgun Hack Poised to Further Ruin Air Travel
  256. 3D Printing Lithium Ion Cells
  257. Hackaday Links: December 1, 2013
  258. Arduino Christmas Lights
  259. DIY Thermal Imaging Camera
  260. Levitating Wireless LED Ring
  261. A Shell For The Stellaris & Tiva
  262. DIY Pringles Can Speaker
  263. Arduino-Powered Steampunk Steam Gauge
  264. Smartphone Controlled Paper Plane!
  265. Over-powered Fume Hood is Awesome

November 2013

  1. Making a UNIX Clock While Making a Few Mistakes Along the Way
  2. Gravity-Powered Generator: Real or Fake?
  3. 2.5 mm Jack Adapter for the Xbox One Headset
  4. The Flow Of Time Draws On A River
  5. A Raspberry Pi Arcade Stick
  6. Nose Cone Parachute Deployment from a Soda Bottle, Rubber Band, and Servo
  7. Improving A Cheap Guitar Pedal
  8. Sterling Engine Kludged Together From Whatever
  9. Bypassing Seagate ATA Security Lock
  10. WiFi & Bluetooth Bot Control
  11. Build and Control Your Own Robot Army
  12. RFID RGB Lamp Goes the Distance
  13. PS4 Controller LEDs Suck (the battery)
  14. 8-Bit Video Game is Best of Retro Gaming on a Shoestring Budget
  15. Breadboard Friendly ARM Board Based on STM32F4
  16. Maglite 18650 Battery Conversion
  17. ScareMail Tries to Disrupt NSA Email Surveillance
  18. Fail of the Week: How a Cheap USB AC Adapter Might Indirectly Burn Your House Down
  19. Persistence of Vision Planetary Map
  20. The Game of NIM
  21. Something WiFi This Way Comes; Wicked Device Unveils Wildfire
  22. Repairing Dead USB Flash Drives
  23. Turning A Storefront Into A Video Game
  24. Indio Picaro Doll Mixes Drinks…
  25. The Atari Jaguar That Should Have Been
  26. Interview with [Damien George], Creator of the Micro Python project
  27. A Modular Game Boy Synthesizer
  28. Update: SD Card Locker Now Supports Password Protect
  29. Windows CE On A Raspberry Pi
  30. Robot Painter Works Like a Photobooth
  31. DIY Home Control Using a SSRelay
  32. Simple Dremel TRIAC Hack Repair
  33. Raspberry Pi Emulates an Amiga 500 Floppy Drive
  34. Retrotechtacular: WWII Paraset Spy Radio Used by French Resistance
  35. Quadcopters Go Inverted by Reversing Their Motors
  36. Amateur Radio Transmits 1000 Miles On Voice Power
  37. Laser Wire Stripping
  38. How Hacker News Page Rankings Really Work
  39. The Making of the WaterColorBot
  40. Running a Laundromat with an Arduino
  41. Sniffing Data from Radio-Controlled Bus Stop Displays
  42. Hacking and Philosophy: Crackdown Part III
  43. Circuit Stickers
  44. EmuDroid 4: An Android Gaming Controller
  45. Mini Supergun PCB
  46. Mathematica and Wolfram On The Raspberry Pi
  47. Pedaling at 128km/h
  48. Hackaday Links: November 24, 2013
  49. Measuring The Lifespan Of Nixie Tubes
  50. An ARM Powered Business Card, Part Two
  51. Hack-a-Day Logo Laser Light Show
  52. Pimp My Keyboard: Automatic Lift Kit and More
  53. Building an LED Source for a Fiber Optic Ring Light
  54. ATMega16 Hard Disk Clock
  55. Wireless MIDI Floor Piano!
  56. Update: Semi-automatic Pick and Place Goes Fully-Automatic
  57. Video Gaming to Fix Eye Ailments
  58. Sniffing Out LG Smart TV Tracking Protocol
  59. Hacking a Mac Magsafe Jack into a PC Ultrabook
  60. Oscar Updates Your Grocery List From the Trash
  61. Raspi Mini Laser Engraver
  62. Solder Sucker Meets Industrial Vacuum Pump
  63. DIY Filament: The Filabot Wee
  64. Hack Your Stove in the Name of Homebrewing
  65. If You Own a Camera You Need to Try Light Graffiti
  66. Learn Engineering and Draw Narwhals
  67. Building a Crystal Clear Whiteboard
  68. Using DMA to Drive WS2812 LED Pixels
  69. Tricky Repair of Power Driver for CNC Machine
  70. A Low-Cost Modular High Altitude Balloon Tracker with Mesh Networked Sensors
  71. Making The Worst Linux PC Useful
  72. A Pair of Toaster Reflow Oven Builds
  73. A Six Part CNC Machine
  74. Fail of the Week: Commute-Shortening Electric Scooter
  75. Beautiful Touch-Sensitive Furniture
  76. 7-Segment Display Matrix Visualizes More Than Numbers
  77. Hacking Helps Bring Educational Robot Projects in for a Few Dollars
  78. Primer Tutorials for Arduino IR Remote Cloning and Keyboard Simulation
  79. Raspis and Arduinos for FM Broadcast Streaming
  80. Home Theater for One Shakes Souls, Removes Fillings
  81. Making Logic With Inductors
  82. 3D Printering: Wherein ABS Is Dangerous
  83. Simple 10 Watt LED driver is Hot Stuff
  84. Pong Playing T-Shirt
  85. Raspberry Pi Smart TV
  86. DIY Coolsculptor Freezes Fat with Cryolipolysis
  87. Da Vinci’s Viola Organista
  88. Retrotechtacular: [Zoltán Bay’s] Moon Bounce Coulometer Signal Amplifier
  89. Interview: Mill CPU for Humans Parts 3 and 4
  90. Posterior Posture Videogame Controller
  91. Hacking a Cheap Toy Quadcopter to work with Arduino
  92. Wireless SNES Controller for Logitech Receiver
  93. An Awesome Wireless Motion Sensor
  94. A Simple, Overkill, Electric Car
  95. Salvaging Gold From Old Electronics
  96. Hacking and Philosophy: Crackdown Part II
  97. Interview: New Mill CPU Architecture Explanation for Humans
  98. A POV Spinner Display with Arduino
  99. How to Fix Low Speaker Volume on the Nexus 5
  100. Heirloom Chemistry Set
  101. DIY Bluetooth Home Automation
  102. Building a More Nyan Planet
  103. Hackaday Links: November 17, 2013
  104. Retropie Gaming Table
  105. Arduino-Based Power Failure Alert System
  106. Google Glass? How about this Home-brew Solution?
  107. Battery Backup for RasPi Keeps Your Data Safe
  108. Getting a Shell on any Android Device
  109. Real-Life Raspi-Controlled Redstone Lamp
  110. Opentilt: Tag, You’re Out!
  111. $13 Homemade RC Blimp
  112. Nearspace Environmental Chamber
  113. Should all Quadrotors Look like This?
  114. Original NES Advantage Controller Stuffed with Clone NES
  115. FT230X Brings USB Charging Detection to the Serial IC Game
  116. 20 Android Tablets form an Interactive Photo Collage
  117. Automated Aquarium is Kitchen-Sinky
  118. Producing Ozone at 3500 RPM
  119. [Charles] Tears Into a Ford Fusion Battery
  120. Unbricking a Router With a Raspi
  121. Arduino Astronomic Clock Automates Lights
  122. Recreate a PCB with a Scanner and Inkscape
  123. Collective Pitch Thrust Vectoring on a RC Plane
  124. Cloning the Trinket for a USB Volume Knob
  125. Long-distance High Frequency APRS Tracking Using The FreeTrak63
  126. Commodore 64 Power Glove Is So Bad
  127. Human Powered Hydrofoil, the Wingbike!
  128. Fail of the Week: Automatic Baby Rocker
  129. A DIY NFC Tag
  130. Ask Hackaday: (How) should we control Kickstarter campaigns?
  131. Raspberry Pi Driven 128×32 LED sign
  132. View-Master Video Player!
  133. inFORM the Morphing Table Gets Even More Interactive
  134. Flying RC Toaster
  135. 3D Printering: A Makerbot In Every School Follows the Oregon Trail
  136. BITX, A Return to Hackers’ Paradise
  137. Ask Hackaday: Can you Hack an Appliance into a Spy Device?
  138. Examining Vintage Printer Server Hardware for Apple II
  139. 39 Raspberry Pi 3D Scanner
  140. Peltier Joule Thief Power Supply
  141. Sailing With An Autopilot
  142. A Simple Servo Hack for an Iron Man Helmet
  143. Printing Printed Circuit Boards
  144. Building A Better Serial Camera
  145. Retrotechtacular: Upgrading Train Signaling Before the Information Age
  146. Upstagram: a Flying Raspberry Pi
  147. Wireless Keurig Hack!
  148. Keep Your SD Cards Data Safe with the SD Locker
  149. Reverse Engineering the Sony Ericsson Vivaz High Resolution 640 x 360 Cellphone LCD
  150. HackPrinceton: Piano Stairs!
  151. Reverse Engineering the Z80’s 16-bit Increment/Decrement Circuit
  152. Diagnose and Repair a Yaesu FT-7800 Ham Radio
  153. Build Your Own Desoldering Station on the Cheap
  154. Hacking and Philosophy: Hacker Crackdown Part I
  155. DIY CNC Rotary 4th Axis
  156. Robotic Sloth Haunts Your Dreams
  157. Bluetooth Audio Adapter Hacked to Switch Off Amplified Speakers
  158. Self-Balancing Robot Keeps Getting More Features
  159. RFID Door Access Robot
  160. Hackaday Links: November 10, 2013
  161. KiCad video series: from concept to manufacture
  162. One-night No Budget CNC Machine
  163. Brute Forcing an Android Phone
  164. Morph: Adaptive Spaceframe
  165. Make Any Shape Board in Eagle
  166. The Rabbit’s Hole: Creative Reuse and Stop Motion Animation
  167. VFD Display Becomes an Amplifier
  168. Detect Disguises with a Raspberry Pi
  169. Transmitting data with a Pi and RTL-SDR
  170. HHH: Delta CNC Mill
  171. Robots of BarBot 2013
  172. Constructable: Interactive Laser Cutting
  173. Full-size MRI Machine Replica
  174. 3D Printed Velcro
  175. Freeside’s Infinity Portal
  176. RC Tractor Build
  177. Trinket Contest Winners
  178. Tricking a USB Power Supply
  179. A New Old Lathe for your Hackerspace or Garage
  180. Wireless Encryption Between Galileo and a MSP430
  181. Why You Shouldn’t Care About The All-Metal 3D Printed Gun
  182. Linux on a Leapster for Classic Video Game Emulation
  183. 3D Printing With Metal… At Home!
  184. GameBoy Color Costume
  185. Remote Control FPV cockpit
  186. The Tiniest Video Game
  187. Fail of the Week: CAN-Bus Attached HUD for Ford Mustang
  188. inFORM: MIT’s Morphing Table
  189. Laser Origami!
  190. Homemade Nixie Tubes
  191. Guitar Amp Turned Tool Cabinet
  192. Plotterbot Hangs on your Wall to Work
  193. Augmented Reality Breadboarding
  194. Classic 80’s Stereo Receiver Enjoys a Second Life as RadioduinoWRT
  195. A cortex M4 based platform with ETH, USB, BT and many on-board peripherals
  196. The Raspberry Pi Becomes a Form Factor
  197. Hackerspacing in Europe: Conclusion
  198. Writing a FUSE Filesystem in Python
  199. The Rabbit Hole Hackerspace Sports a New Logo
  200. Furbies Sing Queen at Fresher’s Faire
  201. Finding Shiny Pokemon Automatically
  202. Retrotechtacular: World’s First Color Movie
  203. CAN Hacking: The Hardware
  204. Fork-o-Drumbot: A MIDI Drummer!
  205. Can An 8 Node Raspberry Pi Cluster Web Server Survive Hackaday?
  206. Do It Yourself Nuclear Fusion
  207. Open Source Telescope Control
  208. Trinket Contest Update #7
  209. Manufacturer-Crippled Flir E4 Thermal Camera Hacked to Perform as High-End Model
  210. Hacking and Philosophy: The Mentor’s Manifesto
  211. HHH: CNC Winners
  212. ASAP 3 – The Almost Simple As Possible Computer
  213. Hacking a flip dot display
  214. Bass Bump Headphone Amp
  215. Fire bell wakes you for work by shaving years off your life
  216. The Trials of Printing Mil-Spec Connectors
  217. Hackaday Links: November 3, 2013
  218. Duo Basic: An All-Logic Chip Educational Computer
  219. DIY Doggy Doorbell
  220. “Professor Kill A. Volt” Shocks Pumpkins with his Tesla Coil
  221. RFID Reader Snoops Cards from 3 Feet Away
  222. Make Your Own LED Lightbulb!
  223. Assassin’s Creed Hidden Blade
  224. Video Game Automation Hacks
  225. Supercap-Based Cell Phone Charger
  226. Raspberry Pi Becomes a Universal Translator
  227. Adorable Homebrew Waveform Generator
  228. Trinket Contest Update #6
  229. Perfect PCBs With an Inkjet Printer
  230. A Nightmare on CNC Street
  231. Arduino Keypad Door Automation
  232. Deconstructing Apollo Flight Hardware
  233. Heathkit Clock Updated with a PIC32 and GPS
  234. LED Bulb Reviews, Evaluations and Teardowns
  235. Trinket Contest Update #5
  236. Copper Electroplating the Cheap and Safe Way
  237. Hackerspacing in Europe: Hack42 in Arnhem!
  238. Low Cost Filament Extruder
  239. Making a solid-state relay with I2C interface
  240. Hackaday Logo Projector from a single LED
  241. GimBall Bounces off Trees and Comes Back for More

October 2013

  1. Halloween Links: October 30th, 2013
  2. Light Controller Goes Overboard for Halloween
  3. Trinket Contest Update #4
  4. Fail of the Week: 27 Face Jack-o’-Lantern
  5. A Killer Arcade Cabinet for Halloween
  6. Spark-Up Your Halloween Party with this Double Helix Jacob’s Ladder
  7. Hackerspacing in Europe: Stratum 0 in Braunschweig
  8. Another Reflow Soldering Solution
  9. Use Your Smartphone as a Microscope for Less Than $10
  10. Hackerspacing in Europe: MadSpace in Eindhoven!
  11. Hackaday Interview with Amal Graafstra, Creator of xNT Implant Chip
  12. Impressive Laser Harp
  13. Bicycle Generator for Emergency Electricity
  14. Ask Hackaday: Does Project Ara Solve the Phonebloks’ Problems?
  15. PropVario, a Talking Variometer/Altimeter for RC Sailplanes
  16. LED Magic Staff Just in Time for Halloween!
  17. InfinitEye HMD Brings 210 Degree FOV to the Party
  18. Compass Guided Kayak Autopilot
  19. Retrotechtacular: Automata
  20. CAN Hacking: Protocols
  21. An Overly-Complicated Logic Chip Clock
  22. Hackerspacing in Europe: A children’s Hackerspace in Eindhoven!
  23. 1Sheeld Uses Your SmartPhone as an Arduino Accessory
  24. Building a DC Constant Current/Power Electric Load
  25. Hackerspace Tour: Milwaukee Makerspace
  26. Trinket Contest Update #3
  27. The Nickelphone
  28. Hacking and Philosophy: An Introduction
  29. Making a Power Inductor Checker
  30. Portable PS2, Courtesy of Cross Plane
  31. DIY Mini Quadcopter Frame is Light and Strong
  32. Microslice: The Tiny Arduino Laser Cutter
  33. Hackaday Links: October 27, 2013
  34. DIY Pellet Fed Boiler is Hot Stuff
  35. Hackerspacing in Europe: Technologia Incognita in Amsterdam
  36. [Charles’s] Epic “Total-Recap” GoKart Post
  37. Electrochemical Etching With a Microcontroller
  38. Aluminum Unibody Nintendo 64
  39. Laptop Trackpads and MIDI Controllers
  40. Class Up your Haunted House with a Disney Mansion Prop
  41. A Jeep-Mounted FLIR Camera
  42. An Impressively Large LED Matrix
  43. Hackerspacing in Europe: RevSpace in Den Haag
  44. Trinket Contest Update #2
  45. A Twitter Connected Mechanical Calculator
  46. HHH: Sniffing Proprietary CNC to Hack in G-Code Support
  47. Learn Wireless Sensor Networks With Nanode
  48. Making 128MB SIMMs From Junk
  49. UK Cops Fear Gun; Pointlessly Seize 3D Printer
  50. Converting a Mill to CNC
  51. Weightless, the Internet of Things Chip, Becomes Less Vaporware
  52. Hackerspacing in Europe: Void Warranties in Antwerp
  53. Fire Breathing Jack-O-Lantern of Death
  54. A Very Professional Homemade CNC Router
  55. Old Fax Machine Shows Signs of Life
  56. A Much More DYI Air Gap Flash Unit
  57. Hackerspacing in Europe: WhiteSpace in Gent
  58. Fail of the Week: Flaming Brushless Motor Controller
  59. Trinket Contest Update #1
  60. Building a Ball-Balancing Robot
  61. Hacking a Streetlight with Lasers
  62. Backseat USB Charger
  63. Towards a Low Cost, Desktop CT Scanner
  64. Hackerspacing in Europe: ACKspace in Heerlen
  65. Inexpensive Robot Tracking System is Swarm Ready
  66. Serial USB for Any AVR Microcontroller
  67. HHH: PCB Mill from Connecticut Hackerspace
  68. 3D Printering: A Call for an Open Source Automated Build Platform
  69. Hackerspacing in Europe: HSBXL in Brussels
  70. Arduino-Controlled Single-Leaf Shutter
  71. 5 Year Mission Continues After 45 Year Hiatus
  72. Table Saw Kickback Video Ends Badly
  73. 3D Printed Cutaway Jet Engine Sounds Great
  74. Making an Airgap Flash
  75. Hackerspacing in Europe: Open Garage in Antwerp
  76. HeartBeat Boombox Creates Bio Beats
  77. CAN Hacking: The In-vehicle Network
  78. Retrotechtacular: Steam Locomotive Construction in the 1930’s
  79. Easy-phi: an Open Source Platform for Experimenters
  80. Pseudo-Random Flickering Jack-O-Lantern LED using ATtiny13
  81. Cracking GSM with RTL-SDR for Thirty Dollars
  82. USB Implementers Forum Says No to Open Source
  83. Turn a PC on with a Knock and an ATTiny
  84. CAN Hacking: Introductions
  85. The Most Minimal Homebrew Computer
  86. Introducing the Shapeoko 2
  87. Slap Hackaday Logo on Something and Win a Trinket
  88. Adventures in Hackerspacing: Freeside Atlanta, Part II
  89. Piano Repurposed as a Resonant Synth Speaker
  90. Pet Water Warden
  91. Walter is a Robot Head Built From Scratch.
  92. Accurate-ish Pneumatic Cylinder Positioning
  93. The Apple IIe Becomes a Lisp Machine
  94. Hackaday Links: October 20, 2013
  95. Polyphonic Arduino Sketches
  96. 3Doodler in the Wild
  97. Hackerspacing in Europe: The Garage Lab in Düsseldorf
  98. Halloween Knock Box
  99. Hackerspacing in Europe: The Chaosdorf in Düsseldorf
  100. Pyrotechnic Star Machine
  101. DIY Pneumatic Skeleton and Air Horn Gag to Scare Those Trick-Or-Treaters
  102. Game of Life Clock
  103. Solar Camping on Steroids
  104. Circular Saw to Table Saw Conversion
  105. Build a Sensorless Brushless DC Motor Controller
  106. Alas, Poor Yorick! I Tweeted Him
  107. Blender CAM – Open Source CAM Software
  108. Woodcut Stamps and Conductive Ink
  109. Quadruped Robot Thinks it’s a Puppy
  110. Rebuilding a 1940s TV
  111. FlightDeck: A “Touchless” MIDI Controller
  112. Guest Rant: From Bits To Atoms
  113. HHH: CNC Storage Base from The Rabbit Hole
  114. Making a Diode Matrix ROM
  115. Keyboard Spoofs 4 NES Controllers for Chiptune Goodness
  116. Laptop Keyboard EL Panel Backlight
  117. Tips and Tricks for the C Pre-processor
  118. Making Use of the Trancend WiFi SD Card
  119. Artificial Leg Comes with a Normal Gait!
  120. Fail of the Week: [Caleb’s] Phosphorescent CD Player
  121. Interactive Boozeshelf is its own Dance Party
  122. SparkFun Ponders Women in STEM Fields
  123. Unorthodox Home-made CNC Machine
  124. POV Airsoft Turret on a RC Plane
  125. Going Mobile with your Air Tools
  126. Monitor GitHub Activity with an RGB LED Matrix
  127. [Ben Krasnow] Discusses the Heat Treatment of Steel
  128. 3D Printering: Pastestruders
  129. Tour of Chicago hackerspace: Pumping Station One
  130. Teach an Old LCD New Tricks
  131. VT100 Gets BeagleBoned
  132. A GPU for an Arduino
  133. Building a Rail Gun
  134. Breadboarding with a ARM microcontroller
  135. Retrotechtacular: Miniseries on The Wright Brothers
  136. CastAR Goes Live on Kickstarter
  137. Creating Irregular Board Outlines in KiCad
  138. Running Custom Code on Cheap One-time Password Tokens
  139. Fine Furniture Kegerator Serves a lot of Beer; Smokes a lot of Cigars
  140. More Drive Bays, Cooling, and Power for a DIY Raid Box
  141. Galaga Mini-Cabinet using a Nintendo DS
  142. BlenderDefender: Automating Pavlovian Conditioning
  143. 6-axis 3D Printer
  144. Adventures in Hackerspacing: Freeside Atlanta, Part I
  145. Build a DIY Plate Reverb
  146. Reverse Engineering a D-Link Backdoor
  147. PACCAM: Interactive 2D Part Packing
  148. Turbot is a Beam/Picaxe Hybrid
  149. How Do You Build a Relay CPU?
  150. Hackaday Links: October 13, 2013
  151. The Greenest Wall-Powered Clock
  152. Perfect Jump Shots with OpenCV and Processing
  153. Raspi Z-Wave Automation is Automated
  154. 3D Printer Made from E-waste in Africa
  155. Raspberry Pi Garage Door Automation
  156. Hack a Solar Garden Light Into a Flashlight
  157. RepRap Wally Can Print Larger Versions of Itself
  158. A simple Forth development board
  159. GE Garage and Chicago Ideas Week
  160. European Hackerspace Tour
  161. Build an FPGA Microbee in Three (Not so) Easy Steps
  162. Testing DRAM From a Commodore 64
  163. CNC Software Toolchain Using Only Open Source Software
  164. DIY HHO Mini Torch
  165. An Open Source GPU
  166. An homemade 48cc V8 engine with injection
  167. Light Up Earrings
  168. HaDuino: Open Your Beer Using Arduino
  169. Circuit Bent Toy Keyboard is MIDI Controlled
  170. SDRAM controller for low-end FPGAs
  171. Machine Metabolism: Structure-Reconfiguring Robots
  172. Hovercraft Plane?
  173. LED Blinds Turn Windows into Displays
  174. [Ben Krasnow] Explains Kilowatt Hour Meters
  175. Cuba: A DIY Society?
  176. Fail of the Week: Photography Turntable
  177. Extremely Precise Positional Tracking
  178. Arduino-based Sieve of Eratosthenes
  179. Eidos: Audio/Visual Sensory Augmentation
  180. STL Fun: Converting Images To STL Geometry
  181. Create a Full Adder Using the C Preprocessor
  182. Making a core rope read-only memory
  183. SCARA Arm Becomes Enormous 3D Printer
  184. 3D Printering: You Want UV Resin?
  185. A Motherboard for a WiFi Enabled SD Card
  186. Ask Hackaday: What is “Home Automation”?
  187. Troll physics: 3 LEDs powered by hand
  188. Electric Bicycle Hack is Hilariously Simple
  189. Pokewithastick, an Arduino programmable web-logger/server
  190. Custom Wireless Headphone Charging Station
  191. Hackaday is Broken
  192. Reverse Engineering an LG Cell Phone Display
  193. Retrotechtacular: Discovering Electronic Music
  194. Atlas Survives the Wrecking Ball
  195. LED-Guided Piano Instruction
  196. Halloween Doorknocker Decoration Hack
  197. Custom HTPC and Home Media Server
  198. Temp-Sensitive Automatic Blinds
  199. Arduino-based Enigma Replica is Fully Functional
  200. How the Game Genie Works
  201. Hackaday Hackerspace Henchmen == Free Stuff for You
  202. Custom Arcade Control Panel
  203. Handheld Console Build-off
  204. Computer Controlled Water Show
  205. Remote Servo-controlled Lightswitch
  206. Hackaday Links: October 6, 2013
  207. School Bus Keyless Door Lock Conversion
  208. LED Costumes and Clothing
  209. Humidity Activated Bathroom Fan
  210. SSTV beacon based on a Raspberry Pi
  211. Pepper’s Ghost – Halloween Ghosting
  212. DIY CD Autoloader
  213. A laminar flow nozzle
  214. Self-stabilizing Spoon for People with Parkinson’s
  215. JJ Dasher: The Tinkerer (Documentary)
  216. Boston Dynamics Takes WildCat Outside
  217. (Please Don’t) Build a Jet Engine from a Toilet Paper Holder
  218. Homebuilt Ultra Wideband Impulse Radar
  219. Home Made CNC Reuses Printer Parts
  220. Have a Router? Build a Skeeball Machine
  221. Why Kickstarter projects are always delayed
  222. Electrooculograph (EOG) from a Video Stream
  223. A DIY Solution for Controlling Robots and Quadcopters
  224. New Ads – Please Whitelist Hackaday on Adblock
  225. Tre: When Arduino Meets Beagle Bone
  226. Make the World takes on Crowdsourcing Prosthetics
  227. How this Power Racing Series Car got on a Plane to WMF
  228. Interactive Office Conference Table (Tableduino)
  229. Making a 9GHz doppler radar
  230. Step into the Box
  231. VU Meter Prom Dress
  232. Raspberry Pi Media Center on an Apple TV
  233. Fail of the Week: EPROM Reading and Erasing
  234. The Intel-powered Arduino
  235. Making a Bathymetric Book by Hand and Searching for an Easier Way
  236. Rubber Band Blaster Shoots 10 Rounds a Second
  237. DIY Pressure Plate Switch for your Haunted House
  238. PocketQubes: Even Smaller Than a CubeSat
  239. JTAGulator Finds Debug Interfaces
  240. A Retro, Not Steampunk, Media Center
  241. 3D Printering: The Problem of Thingiverse
  242. Restoring an Industrial Tractor
  243. Electrified Yard Equipment Hauls Grass
  244. Calling European Hackerspaces!
  245. X-Winder: Carbon Fiber Wrapping
  246. DIY 250 lb thrust Liquid Oxygen/Kerosene Rocket
  247. LEDs turn the heat up on flameless pumpkin lights
  248. Steam Controller: Open and Hackable?
  249. Retrotechtacular: Building BART
  250. 5 Digit Security Code Activated Relay Using Mostly Discrete Circuitry
  251. Android Controlled RGB Lights
  252. Flickering Pumpkin Lanterns
  253. GuruBrew’s 15 minute Windows 8 survival guide
  254. An atmega328-based radioteletype XY scope display

September 2013

  1. DIY soda can battery
  2. Using a Raspberry Pi to give your car more features
  3. Smoothieboard, The Be-all, End-all CNC Controller
  4. Time-lapse synthesizer build will blow your mind
  5. Game controller repurposed for flea market find
  6. Smart Citizen: Arduino-compatible and packed with sensors
  7. Umbrella Turned Delta Kite
  8. Passive Bluetooth keyless entry system
  9. Hackaday Links: September 29, 2013
  10. Inside The Clapper
  11. 50″ multitouch table is expensive, indestructable
  12. Project Thumper Walkthrough
  13. Upgrading Cordless Drill Batteries to Lithium
  14. Musical Pencil Synthesizer
  15. Electronics Everything Reference Poster
  16. Headphone Hack Makes Wireless an Option
  17. Touring Component Markets in Shenzhen
  18. Breadboard Tetris is Wire Artwork
  19. Custom E-Cruiser has features for disabled rider
  20. CD-ROM POV Clock
  21. DIY Metal Detector
  22. Making QR Codes in Google Docs
  23. Mechanical Typewriter Types Your Tweets!
  24. An Oscilloscope on your Wrist
  25. A simple nixie clock with logic gates
  26. Learn to Translate IR Codes and Retransmit Using Arduino
  27. How Much Can You Cram Into a Wristwatch
  28. UTF-8 – “The most elegant hack”
  29. An Improvised ATtiny2313 Logic Analyzer
  30. Hacking a flatbed scanner to scan very large documents
  31. Wi-Fi Enabled Garage Door Opener
  32. Turn a decommissioned robot into a CNC machine
  33. Breadboard Sequencer Does a Lot with Very Little Hardware
  34. Opening up the settings in MakerWare
  35. Fail of the Week: Capturing Data from a Laser Rangefinder
  36. Thecontrollerproject’s first contest, with prizes
  37. Self-balancing Arduino does it without an IMU
  38. Maxim App Note Reuses Lithium Ion Cells — Plus Extras
  39. 3D printed Kindle page turner
  40. Arduino-based temp control via SMS
  41. Zero gravity (sort of) on a budget
  42. 3D Printering: Advances in 3D printing at Maker Faire
  43. World Maker Faire 2013 Roundup
  44. Crowdsourcing plastic model kits
  45. Adding Automatic Power-On to a Linksys NAS
  46. Electric BMX Has Pedals That Can’t Be Pedalled
  47. Automatic Bluetooth Module Programmer
  48. Backlit PCB Panel as Wall Art
  49. Safety warning: Arduino GSM shield may cause fires
  50. Priceless Paintings – Scanned and Printed in 3D
  51. Announcing Adafruit’s Bluefruit
  52. World Maker Faire: We annoy the DIWire crew
  53. Retrotechtacular: Fundamentals of AM and FM Radio Communication
  54. LIB3 plans to bring contract manufacturing to the masses
  55. castAR comes to Maker Faire NY 2013
  56. oneTesla electrifies Maker Faire NY 2013
  57. PocketNC P5 takes desktop CNC to the 5th dimension
  58. DIY High Stability Timebase Hack for ~$25. Why? Frequency Stability Matters!
  59. World Maker Faire: 3D printed tower defense
  60. Guest Rant: Ham Radio — Hackers’ Paradise
  61. Homebuilt 30kV High Voltage Power Supply
  62. OpenFuge: an open-source centrifuge
  63. Sound blimp makes camera quieter and waterproof
  64. Hackaday Links: September 22, 2013
  65. How to make PinMAME awesome
  66. Hackett’s tripod and some advice on abstraction
  67. FlowFree goes life sized at Maker Faire NY
  68. What’s inside a 555?
  69. World Maker Faire 2013: The Sub-$500 Deltaprintr
  70. Trash to treasure Bluetooth radio and tube amp build
  71. A $100 Stereolithography 3D Printer
  72. An “ill” logical PWM control
  73. ContactKey: A portable, battery-powered phonebook
  74. Talkbot: an Arduino-driven robot for beginners
  75. VCR Centrifuge
  76. Pocket Sized Sattelites for Asteroid Detection
  77. World Maker Faire: The New Ultimaker
  78. Building a brushless motor controller around an ATmega chip
  79. Sending data over Bluetooth Low Energy with a cheap nRF24L01+ module
  80. Haunted Dollhouse Microcontroller Networking for World Maker Faire
  81. Polyurethane protecting PCBs
  82. Learn machining from an old school metal master
  83. Heavy lifting copters can apparently lift people
  84. Getting Your Feedback and a Staff Update
  85. Visually tune your HF antenna using an oscilloscope and signal generator
  86. DIY Ultrasonic acoustic levitation
  87. Mario plays piano with a little help from Raspberry Pi
  88. Advanced Transcend WiFi SD Hacking: Custom Kernels, X, and Firefox
  89. Desoldering chips with fire
  90. BeagleBone Black does CNC with RAMPS
  91. Fail of the Week: Smoking pulse sensor and BLE disappointment
  92. A spinning beachball of doom that you can carry in your pocket
  93. FLASH.IT: The RGB LED climbing wall
  94. Accurate temperature control of your 3D printer extruder
  95. Classic PDA finds second life as a network touch screen display
  96. Seven Decade Programmable Resistor
  97. RepRap Simpson puts a new spin on delta RepRaps
  98. Functional NES controller coffee table
  99. The Bitbox Console: an Open Source Gaming Rig
  100. 3D Printering: Alternative Filaments
  101. Hacking a Disco Laser
  102. $25 coupon code for Texas Instruments store
  103. Stewart Platform reinvents the wheel so you don’t have to
  104. Revenge of the Glueless Stool and a New Folding Chair
  105. Team Van Gogh uses OpenXC to create art from your drive
  106. Aux-in on a 30 Year Old Boombox
  107. An Open Source Hardware Modchip
  108. Explaining the low level stuff you don’t know about ARM programming
  109. Automatic tool changing on a 3D printer
  110. Retrotechtacular: Linotype Machines, Mechanical Marvels
  111. Stealth peephole camera watches your front door
  112. High pressure air compressor using a pair of refrigeration compressors
  113. Update: McHck’s self flashing rig
  114. Octoscroller takes the Hexascroller to the next level
  115. One man’s microwave oven is another man’s hobby electronics store
  116. Robotic tentacles for a disturbing haunted house
  117. Giant video walls powered by a Raspberry Pi
  118. Modifying a knock-off battery charger to be safer
  119. Electron Tree Bridal gifts
  120. Modified E-ZPass detects reads far from toll booths
  121. Hackaday is going to the NYC Maker Faire!
  122. Disarm: Turning Guns into a Mechanised Musical Orchestra
  123. Hackaday Links: September 15, 2013
  124. Turning a Raspi into AdBlock
  125. The easy or hard way to build a PWM dimmer
  126. Tiny Chess Playing Computer
  127. 3D Printed Injection Molds
  128. Smart Brake lights and more with OpenXC
  129. Cloning an infrared disarming remote of a $8 home security system
  130. A sublime PVC cannon
  131. A touch screen Geiger counter without a Geiger tube
  132. Using Google Authenticator with an Arduino
  133. SNESoIP: It’s exactly what it sounds like
  134. USB Ableton foot controller reuses old keyboard
  135. Repurposing a ceiling fan into a pottery wheel
  136. Organizing transistors
  137. A 23 feet tall pyramid with 0.31 mile of LED strips
  138. Students build a 3D printed plane
  139. A Bitcoin vending machine
  140. Ask Hackaday: Can we do better than Phonebloks?
  141. Adding a display to a USB digital scale
  142. DesignSpark Mechanical – The Gift of Invention
  143. Motobrain: A Bluetooth controlled PDU
  144. Tooth Fairy goes pneumatic
  145. Digital camera becomes video transmitter
  146. The Arduino YUN. YUN means cloud.
  147. Fail of the Week: Laser cutter that makes jagged edges
  148. DIY Heatsinking PCBs
  149. Four Meter Light Paintings
  150. Fully automated watering robot takes a big leap forward toward greenhouse automation
  151. 3-Sweep: Turning 2D images into 3D models
  152. DIY Electricity and Internet for Burning Man
  153. Accelerometer Poi
  154. NES: Nixie Entertainment System
  155. 3D Printering: Key Patents
  156. Game of Light
  157. 123D Circuits: Autodesk’s free design tool
  158. Completely analog electronic music box
  159. Rubicon gives the Makerbot Digitizer a run for its money
  160. Swapping LEDs with motors on a LED strip
  161. PCB agitator from a broken CD-ROM drive
  162. Retrotechtacular: The Apollo Guidance Computer
  163. The Melloman, Mk. II
  164. Building a small keypad for strategy games
  165. ArduGuitar, an Arduino Controllable Guitar
  166. An improved bubble display with RGB LEDs
  167. E-cigarettes, powered by an NES controller
  168. Graffiti briefcase for stealth tagging
  169. How FindChips started as a NASA engineer’s hack
  170. Stripping Kindle DRM with Lego
  171. Jeep dashboard display turned into a desk clock
  172. An RTL-SDR Spectrum Analyzer
  173. Handmade stainless steel chainmail
  174. 3D Printed Prosthetic Hand
  175. Hackaday Links: September 8, 2013
  176. Use your new-timey printer to make an old-timey camera
  177. We’re Hiring
  178. BREWSTER fetches your beer automatically
  179. Web connectivity and other addons for an automatic schnauzer feeder
  180. The Nibbler: a 4-bit CPU built with 7400 logic
  181. Make Your Treadmill More Entertaining for $0
  182. Hidden RFID reader locks workstation unless keys are present
  183. Open Hardware Summit 2013 – Part 1: Demos
  184. Extruded rail and 3D printed connectors form a proper laser engraver
  185. Potassium Chlorate from household products
  186. Pair of MIDI dongles to inspire some weekend music hacking
  187. Putting every game console in the palm of your hand
  188. 3D Printering: Electronics Boards
  189. A PC rig that belongs on the wall of an art museum
  190. My First Brainf*ck
  191. Cheap guitar amp repaired by replacing the distortion circuit
  192. Machining an Orrery
  193. Homemade LED helmet
  194. Antares: One bare metal build system to rule all microcontrollers
  195. [Kenneth Finnegan’s] EPIC Burning Man slideshow
  196. Fail of the Week: GPS module design
  197. A really, really tiny microcontroller board
  198. Jack the DVD ripping robot
  199. Making Asteroids Miniature
  200. Custom car keypad entry
  201. ‘conus’ mixes media, math and mollusks
  202. Diesel bike build: Round 2
  203. Solar power for your bike
  204. Git with Eagle: Add meaning to Diff
  205. Modifying the HC-05 Bluetooth module defaults using AT commands
  206. Laptop to all-in-one PC conversion
  207. RGB Infinity Mirror
  208. Screaming fast RC Hovercraft
  209. Another Arduino clone is the last thing the world needs
  210. Retrotechtacular: 6CH industrial robot
  211. The JavaScript of Things
  212. A weekend trip to verify general relativity
  213. Finally, a practical use for the Leap
  214. Couch to 5K with 1K to spare
  215. A pick and place tool from medical equipment
  216. Grow your own coffee beans
  217. Monitoring a coffee pot with an Arduino
  218. Give yourself to the dark roast side
  219. Precise temperature control of a coffee urn
  220. A coffee machine with an attitude
  221. Phase one of a robot coffee maker
  222. A drip coffee maker for camping
  223. Hackaday Links: September 1, 2013
  224. A real car remote controlled with an Arduino… what could go wrong?
  225. Obstacle avoiding LEGO rover uses CDs for wheels
  226. Ottawa Mini Maker Faire
  227. Build a file server inside an old external optical drive enclosure
  228. Scratch-built gigapixel scanner

August 2013

  1. Tearing an old laptop apart to build a ground control station
  2. A think-tank solution for monitoring radioactive water storge tanks
  3. Radar detector integrated with dashboard display screens and steering wheel controls
  4. Yet Another Self-Balancing Unicycle
  5. Learn JTAG by writing a bit-banging programmer
  6. 360° Photography Made Easy
  7. Free Hackaday stuff at next week’s Open Hardware Summit
  8. Cooling fan speed controllers do it by generating heat
  9. [Ken Shirriff] completely reverse engineers the 1974 Sinclair Scientific calculator
  10. PlayStation 3 analog audio out hack
  11. Disabling under/over voltage protection on ATX power supplies
  12. Bluetooth Low Energy weather lamp
  13. 24-hour hackathon produces respectable accelerometer labyrinth
  14. Many iterations of a plywood stool that requires no glue
  15. Fail of the Week: Motorizing a PCB cutting shear
  16. As Millenials grow up do they demand cooler LED sneakers?
  17. Primer on Bluetooth Low Energy
  18. Wheelchair hack lets two-year-old explore on his own
  19. Laser cut Arc Reactor replica
  20. Hackaday’s resistor code reference card
  21. Open Activity Tracker Webcast
  22. 3D Printering: The Combo Machines Cometh
  23. Building a rocket to launch your project into space
  24. Kindle hack adds value to the wallpaper
  25. A one third scale Macintosh
  26. Molding Flexible Links
  27. A facelift for the view out your livingroom window
  28. Retrotechtacular: The 10-year anniversary of plastic
  29. Milled water bottle rocket launcher pushes plastic containers to their limit
  30. Building a ‘high-end’ USB audio DAC
  31. CC3000 WiFi driver for .NET Micros
  32. Spoofing WiFi AP based geolocation
  33. Stopping a hackerspace from rusting away
  34. Making a HP Frequency Counter More Accurate
  35. Sony SmartWatch hack lets it tell time with a teapot animation
  36. Making S’mores with 50,000 Volts
  37. Building an ethernet connected RFID reader
  38. [Update] Vladimir’s Robot Guitar
  39. Logging two multimeters at (nearly) the same time
  40. Reaction time challenge
  41. Hackaday Links: August 25, 2013
  42. The difference between bitcrushers and sample rate reducers
  43. The Straddler makes AVR breadboarding truly plug and play
  44. Making keys after the apocalypse
  45. Connecting an old scope to a computer
  46. Turning Cheap Voltmeters into I2C Displays
  47. Building an audio box out of thrown away boards
  48. 75 Controllers, One Gaming System
  49. Vacuum pressure bazooka
  50. Evalbot as a JTAG programmer
  51. 3D Printering: Scanning 3D models
  52. An absurdly small tri-copter
  53. A Comparison of Hacker Friendly SDRs
  54. Write an essay, win a Tektronix scope
  55. Upgrading a Fluke multimeter with a masterful addition
  56. Browsing the web one step at a time
  57. Hacking McDonald’s Minion toy to be an electric slidewhistle
  58. Unplayable Holophonor replica is unplayable
  59. Fail of the Week: Switched-mode PSU camera battery replacement
  60. Update: Whistled platform upgraded for simple word recognition
  61. Crazyflie control with Leap and Kinect
  62. Put in pocket change, get bitcoins
  63. Free yourself from social media with classical conditioning
  64. TightLight: A 3D projection mapping assistant
  65. Rotary phone museum exhibit
  66. Amazing flight of a 3D printed rubber band powered ornithopter
  67. Ultrasonic anemometer for an absurdly accurate weather station
  68. GoPro Slingshot
  69. An arcade controller for the original PlayStation
  70. A fast and easy-to-use vision sensor
  71. Hacking Coin Collection
  72. Retrotechtacular: The history of ANSI and ASCII art
  73. Building an analog whistle detection device
  74. Sensor gloves from joystick pots
  75. Twitter Knitter combines 40 year old hardware with modern social media
  76. Update: testing the accuracy of a magnetic rotary encoder
  77. Fix a keyboard’s firmware with trial, error, and I2C
  78. Getting Boxeebox root and making it useful again
  79. Reverse-engineering old Finnish metro station displays
  80. Building an entire pinball machine from just the playfield
  81. Controlling Chromecast: AirCast APK released
  82. Adult sized baking powder submarine
  83. NESPo: another 3D printed portable NES
  84. On not getting metal fume fever with galvanized conduit
  85. [Lou] puts invisible fence inside and outside his home
  86. Bode plots on an oscilloscope
  87. Compact fluorescent grow light
  88. Rescuing an SD card with an Arduino
  89. Hackaday Links: August 18, 2013
  90. 3D printed arc reactor replica
  91. Wrist-mounted flamethrower on the cheap
  92. Building an accurate equal arm balance
  93. Liquid nitrogen (finally) makes an Arduino project cool
  94. Tearing down an ultrasound machine from 1963
  95. AquaTop: a gaming touch display that looks like demon possessed water
  96. Preserve your garden bounty with a solar food drier
  97. Motorized skateboard controlled by hand gestures
  98. Here Be Dragons, and VR…and sheep.
  99. A deck screw extruder
  100. One pixel video game rises from RGB button hardware
  101. Getting SPI on a router
  102. HHO generator makes bubbles that go boom
  103. Reverse engineering the die of a ULN2003 transistor array
  104. Hackaday Staff Update
  105. Electronic wedding attire for a geeky wedding
  106. Turning anyone into a casuality
  107. Change the TV channel over IP
  108. Turning a tiny Linux box into a synthesizer
  109. Rock solid PCB mill built at home
  110. Microcontrollers and Node.js, naturally
  111. IMU boards as next-gen motion capture suit?
  112. Fail of the Week: The follies of a bootstrapped CNC mill
  113. Stompy, the 18-foot, 2-ton hexapod is ready for production
  114. Your Hackerspace needs a biology lab; here’s the inspiration
  115. Bow tie kindly suggests that you back off
  116. Controlling a railroad with an mbed
  117. The RPC: a stand-alone MIDI workstation
  118. 3D Printering: Where can I get the cheapest filament?
  119. Reactive target range for Nerf, Airsoft, etc.
  120. Unreadable Binary Epoch clock is unreadable
  121. Making the electronics for a Doppler motion sensor
  122. Playing with an oscilloscope you’ll (probably) never own
  123. Designing a pressure sensitive floor
  124. Retrotechtacular: Understanding a voltage doubler
  125. USB adapter for an old VT100 keyboard
  126. Just swipe your card and enter the pin… what could go wrong?
  127. Raspi Bitcoin miner may just pay for itself eventually
  128. The BatBox: Portable power, polished and professional. Plus smoke!
  129. Swapping the sensor in a DSLR
  130. Galaxy S4 inductive charging hack keeps everything inside the case
  131. Converting a Flip-dot display to work like Core Memory
  132. 0x10c becomes a community-developed game
  133. Hacking Transcend Wifi SD Cards
  134. All wheel drive motorcycle
  135. An elegant timepiece from paper and a fistful of servos
  136. Hack VersaPak battery modules to reuse laptop cells
  137. Boominator solar stereo keeps the music pumping even in cloudy weather
  138. Hackaday Links: August 11, 2013
  139. A crystal radio amplifier in a jar
  140. Goodbye Hackaday subdomains
  141. Building the electronics for a Tesla coil… and watercooling them
  142. Wireless Marble Labyrinth uses TI dev hardware
  143. Bitbanging I2C by hand
  144. Voice controlled home automation uses Raspberry Pi and LightwaveRF
  145. Defeating reddit’s CAPTCHA
  146. Making vector arcade games with an FPGA
  147. DIY 23mph+ electric skateboard
  148. The Hubless Horseman
  149. Hacking Sensoria, the smart sock
  150. Dual extruders in the space of one stepper motor
  151. Zappo the robot mixes tone generator, sensors, alarm clock and more
  152. How to debug a faulty memory board
  153. Rant: Why I love what the Chromecast stands for
  154. Tiny WiFi modules, again
  155. Google Glass controlled quadcopter
  156. What the inside of a pneumatic transport system looks like
  157. Pill dispenser tattles to the Internet when you don’t take your pills
  158. Custom made MIDI recorder for an 8 year old girl
  159. Four-stroke engine with glass cylinder is a 2400 RPM piece of art
  160. Fail of the Week: Inaugural Edition
  161. Repairing a mill that cost as much as a car
  162. Building a Barn Door tracker for astronomical photography
  163. Controlling real world objects from your lucid dream for $15
  164. Six years, a giant robot, and a kickstarter
  165. Supercharging your digital calipers
  166. The Cramp: A MSP430-powered crane lamp
  167. 3D Printering: Remote control of 3D printers
  168. How to use the Kenetis KL25Z Freedom board as an HID mouse
  169. A cable box becomes a network time display
  170. A $5 ARM development board
  171. Soundball bumps to your tunes
  172. A cold cathode audio visualizer
  173. Taming STM32 Discovery boards for regular use
  174. A full-auto Gauss gun probably won’t hurt much
  175. Retrotechtacular: Singing bird automata
  176. Leap motion controls hexapod with hand signals
  177. Avalanche pulse generator design
  178. Replacing knurled thumb screws
  179. Bench equipment tip: Screenshot of old oscilloscopes
  180. Making Digi-Key much, much prettier
  181. Turning a rubidium standard into a proper tool
  182. Raspberry Pi camera built as part of advertising campaign
  183. Have you failed hard enough to be on Hackaday?
  184. Centimeter-level precision GPS for $900
  185. No computer Ambilight clone uses a computer
  186. Overclocking your Bitcoin miner
  187. Android hack adds missing Chromecast button to Netflix app
  188. DEF CON: Hacking Charities and Routers
  189. Hackaday Links: Sunday, August 4th, 2013
  190. LED strip cape drives kilometers worth of LEDs
  191. Measuring tiny current with high resolution
  192. Drilling PCBs with cameras and math
  193. DEF CON: Tamper Evidence, Contests, and Embedded Talks
  194. DIY prescription swimming goggles
  195. Current limiter for a MOT welder
  196. Biodiesel equipment hacks
  197. Dead drop concept inspired by [Ender Wiggin] family
  198. Protoboard line following robot
  199. DEF CON: Hacking Hardware and Cars
  200. Leapcast emulates Chromecast in your Chrome browser
  201. The Mill CPU architecture
  202. [Sprite_TM] OHM2013 Talk: Hacking hard drive controller chips
  203. Building a hard drive scratch controller
  204. Printing an Aston Martin DB4
  205. BeagleBone SensorCape lets you measure just about anything
  206. Hackaday at DEF CON 21
  207. How to use CoIDE with LPCXpresso Board
  208. Blackhat: iOS device charger exploit installs and activates malware
  209. Laser cigarette lighter makes smoking even more dangerous
  210. Making a real instrument out of a Kaoss pad and ribbon controllers
  211. Vaporizer rebuild
  212. HackRF, or playing from 30 MHz to 6 GHz

July 2013

  1. ARM dev board with USB uploading
  2. Pair of aquarium builds are masterpieces inside and out
  3. OSH Park adds board sharing feature
  4. A Macbook Air and a Thunderbolt GPU
  5. How to play a Game Boy emulator on Chromecast
  6. FLAMEnco guitar
  7. Trust hacking: How the Bitcoin system works
  8. An introduction to inertial navigation systems
  9. Xbox 360 light right and RF module connected to Raspberry Pi
  10. Any-size SIL connector kit
  11. Touch control for every key on the keyboard
  12. Breakout board for $11 LCD module with small pitch
  13. BeagleBone Black becomes a handheld classic gaming console
  14. Tools and talent for custom platinum jewelry
  15. Self-contained time-lapse rig braves elements from thirty feet
  16. Racing telemetry on a cockpit view
  17. 2013 Open Hardware Summit badge includes ePaper display
  18. Headless tethering between Raspberry Pi and iPhone
  19. Chromecast bootloader exploit
  20. Update: Home security monitoring prototype
  21. PCBs with powder coat
  22. Disney prototype adds haptic feedback to gestural interface
  23. Finally, a firewall for all the porn on the Internet
  24. Hackaday Links: Sunday, July 28th, 2013
  25. GRBL compatible Arduino CNC shield
  26. Rekindling Forth with a Propeller Jupiter Ace
  27. Electric skillet reflow soldering guide
  28. Turning Kerbal Space Program into a proper space simulator
  29. Propane forge built from a soup can
  30. Make your own fume-extracting glove box
  31. Hackaday is going to DEF CON!
  32. Resole shoes with old tire tread
  33. I keep my tunes in an ammo can
  34. Hacklet adds Linux control for the Modlet smart outlet
  35. Heart-shaped heart simulator
  36. 10-drive microserver is the clown car of the computer case world
  37. Retrotechtacular: A tour of WLW, a 500,000 Watt radio transmitter
  38. CNC router built with 80/20 rail
  39. Building an internal combustion engine from hardware store parts
  40. Geometry class just got augmented
  41. Defcon presenters preview hack that takes Prius out of driver’s control
  42. This bear can pass a Turing test
  43. Drive bay form factor dual Dekatron readouts for RAM and CPU usage
  44. Making a Dropbox with a Chumby and Bittorrent
  45. Hello from SupplyFrame – your new evil overlords !
  46. Electric Imp as an Internet to RF gateway
  47. Hackit: Researchers wait 69-years to see tar move
  48. Build your own metal detector
  49. Android stick mutates into a home server
  50. Proposing with a Contra ROM hack
  51. Monitoring a sick bird using the Raspberry Pi
  52. A variable capacitor made from junk
  53. Building a bike for 100 miles per hour
  54. Cyclone PCB Factory: 3d printable circuit board mill
  55. Home audio and lighting taken over by the Raspberry Pi
  56. Using 30 year old microcontrollers
  57. Predator suit for Monsterpalooza includes over-engineered shoulder cannon
  58. A keygen for the Rigol 2000-series scopes
  59. Easy LCD control for Arduino Mega
  60. A Video Game with custom LCD characters
  61. [Travis Goodspeed] starts a space agency in Southern Appalachia
  62. Wooden flatbed truck conversion
  63. Beating the heat with geothermal cooling
  64. Polishing optics milled from acrylic
  65. Popup book includes a playable piano keyboard
  66. Anachronistic Hard Drive for the Apple II
  67. Building a blinky infinity mirror
  68. DIY Pick and Place just getting under way
  69. Scratch built camera tripod
  70. Multiple Raspberry Pi boards used to create video wall
  71. Leather wallet making involves more than you think
  72. Mac malware uses right to left character exploit
  73. Animated GIFs on an Apple II
  74. Complex camera rig controlled with Blender 3D
  75. Hackaday Links: Sunday, July 21st, 2013
  76. Hardware store goods and an mbed combine help solar panels track the sun
  77. How the mazes were generated for classic Berzerk game
  78. Quadruple backflip and sticks the landing
  79. Well that’s finally over with
  80. Arduino cellphone
  81. Reverse engineer a PSU to change its output voltage
  82. LED module used to display load, traffic, and status data for your PC
  83. Water cooled Raspberry Pi
  84. Energy harvesting to build a Carbon Monoxide Detector with no battery
  85. Building an aquarium into your walls
  86. Interviews with the Hand-Makers
  87. Embedded DMX controller for Burning Man
  88. PixelBrite is an LED wall/coffee table done right
  89. NPR Science Friday Roundup
  90. Goal Zero Bolt hack lets your flashlight use non-proprietary batteries
  91. Magnetic panning time-lapse camera mount couldn’t be easier
  92. Is a LEGO 3D printer by definition self-replicating?
  93. Wireless toilet occupancy sensor
  94. Hacking quiz game buttons to add a central controller
  95. Cast acrylic and wood LED light
  96. Make your own electronic children’s toys
  97. Angular teardrop camper includes an improvised galley
  98. Robot theater isn’t so much for the actors as the stagehands
  99. Water heater controller automates garage doors
  100. Atlas humanoid robot standing on his own
  101. How can the net amount of entropy of the universe be massively increased?
  102. Simple bookends wear blemishes with pride
  103. HDTV antenna of a different color
  104. Retrotechtacular: Vintage computer museum playlist
  105. Prosthetic spines become musical instruments
  106. Thermocouple vacuum gauge teardown
  107. FPV drones with an Oculus Rift
  108. MSP430 alarm clock project
  109. Plastic bottles funnel rain into rain barrels
  110. Copper kettle just for the hipster coffee scene
  111. Filtering out mains hum from ADC samples
  112. Fluorescent light, powered by battery
  113. A robotic tattoo artist
  114. Fun with LED matrix and mouse
  115. Turning Hackaday into a virtual hackerspace
  116. [Massimo] talks about Arduino clones
  117. Hackaday Links: Sunday, July 14th, 2013
  118. Shifting gears on your pig roasting spit
  119. Flying with a little help from friends
  120. Simple looking Antique Internet Radio has a lot under the hood
  121. DIY Airbag, explosions included
  122. A love note in 14 segments
  123. Resistance decade box using DIP switches
  124. Making PCBs and Waffles
  125. Adafruit builds the Back to the Future time circuit display
  126. No nonsense guide for patching into a gaming controller
  127. Gas, Water, and Electricity monitoring
  128. Computer monitor Ambilight clone shows remarkable performance
  129. Human powered flight extravaganza
  130. A different type of Arduino Internet shield
  131. Adding a digital timer to a cable release camera
  132. The most advanced microwave you’ll ever own
  133. Galaxy Note 2 gets three and a half months of standby time
  134. Electro-permanent magnets for quadcopters
  135. Web based automation courtesy of Raspberry Pi
  136. Ghostly images captured only on camera
  137. Paper ROM
  138. How do you think this quadcopter feels?
  139. Building Han Solo’s blaster
  140. Kebab skewer quadcopter
  141. Your resume all cinched up in LaTeX
  142. The perils of cheap MIDI adapters
  143. The tiniest arcade cabinets you’ve ever seen
  144. Text editor running on your ARM project
  145. Animating a lamp with the Leap Motion
  146. 3D printed dispenser flings treats at your pets
  147. Teardrop camper combines simplicity, style, and function
  148. Build a bare bones Arduino clone which maximizes its use of real estate
  149. Ambilight clone uses video pass-through; needs no computer
  150. A custom cooler, sewing not required
  151. 24-hour hackathon project adds object-based automation to hackerspace
  152. 737 autopilot, courtesy of an Arduino
  153. Best practices to include in your final projects
  154. Hack It: In-refrigerator egg monitoring
  155. We’ve found the awesome singularity
  156. A handful of parts used to form an Electrocardiogram
  157. 3D printing with liquid metals
  158. This is run by an Arduino
  159. Salvaging parts from broken Roomba robots
  160. Arduino oscilloscope at five megasamples per second
  161. Turning anything into a drone
  162. An autonomous boat across the Atlantic
  163. Two-way Bluetooth communication made easy
  164. The model engineer
  165. A very small HDMI display
  166. Automata and wooden gears
  167. Hackaday Links: Sunday, July 7th, 2013
  168. Manual transmission for gamers
  169. Rocketduino, for high-G, high altitude logging
  170. Taking picture of exploding wire
  171. Raspberry Pi learns the lost art of Teletext
  172. 3D printed bike shifter
  173. Putting two years into one bowl
  174. Brute force attack Xbox 360 parental controls
  175. Bolstering Raspberry Pi HDMI with a current regulator
  176. Pull-out pantry fills space next to refrigerator
  177. Turning a router into an Arduino shield
  178. Veronica 6502 gets keyboard input via USB
  179. LED strip Pong as an Arduino shield
  180. The best photo booth for really small stuff
  181. MacBook Pro Retina display with a normal computer
  182. PlayStation 3 controlled with head movement
  183. Simon Says learn how to program ARM chips
  184. Building a 70-foot sailboat in Oklahoma
  185. LegoDuino for kid-friendly microcontrollers
  186. Packing a Jeep Wrangler full of hacks
  187. From maple and spruce to an archtop guitar
  188. A custom Starcraft keyboard
  189. Is an LED bow tie ironic or awesome?
  190. Showing off a high-performance brushless motor camera gimbal
  191. A rifle, handmade circa 1700
  192. DIP switch adjusted voltage regulator
  193. Sentrifying a Nerf gun
  194. Perfect wall-mounted tablet integration
  195. Twenty two servos and an awesome clock
  196. Hand soldering BGA wafer chips
  197. Deep woods cabin; one man, his tools, and a camera on a tripod
  198. The 14th game for the Nintendo Power Pad
  199. Super-precise light painting from a delta robot
  200. Seeing plant health in infrared
  201. Raspberry Pi, now in a Mini-ITX form factor
  202. Family pulls together to build dad’s casket
  203. Salvaging Lithium cells and circuits
  204. Unlocking a Rigol scope once again
  205. Custom handmade boxes, made with steam
  206. Bullet time with a ceiling fan
  207. USB sniffing with the BeagleBoard-xM
  208. The definitive guide to solder stencils
  209. Turning Grandpa’s o-scope into a clock
  210. Hackaday looking for a good home
  211. Briefcase mill
  212. Raspberry Pi automates your tomato farm
  213. Goodbye Hackaday, I’ll miss you.
  214. Working with very cool LCD modules from Sharp
  215. Designing a marble track from scratch
  216. 3D printed Pip-Boy, Geiger counter not included
  217. Build your own steel reinforced storm shelter
  218. Reverse engineering a wireless protocol

June 2013

  1. Hackaday Links: Sunday, June 30th, 2013
  2. Air-powered gripper design makes them easy to produce
  3. Retrotechtacular: Bell Labs introduces a thing called ‘UNIX’
  4. Google Science Fair finalist explains squid-inspired underwater propulsion
  5. Easily 3D print mesh screens
  6. Build a light following bristlebot as a way to teach science
  7. Car stereo AUX input taps into CD ribbon cable
  8. An XBMC controller built for Grandma
  9. Bringing eLua to the mbed
  10. Send an Arduino to the moon for $300
  11. Dimming LED bulbs designed to replace halogen lamps
  12. The trials of repairing a MacBook
  13. RF wireless kernel module for Raspberry Pi, BeagleBone and others
  14. Hackers in Africa are building their own aircraft
  15. The Thunderball jetpack becomes a quadcopter
  16. Measuring ketosis with an Arduino
  17. Astrosmash style video game as Sony SmartWatch firmware
  18. Atari 2600 has a Raspberry Pi hiding under the hood
  19. Building an IR mouse interface for the disabled
  20. ShapeOko build log — it’s a CNC mill in a box
  21. WALL-O-TRON, the interactive rock climbing wall
  22. Thundercats, HO!
  23. Prototyping a Maglev train using LEGO
  24. The Ondes Martenot; Better than a Theremin
  25. Chest freezer kegerator conversion has six beers on tap
  26. Life sized Katamari Damacy ball controls game but isn’t sticky
  27. Tearing apart an organ and making a MIDI keyboard
  28. LED tie plays Tetris
  29. Solder trick to make your own surface mount breakout boards
  30. Signmaking in glass and gold
  31. Build a waterproof music controller on the cheap
  32. How to build a Tron bar that Daft Punk would hang out at
  33. TI’s CC3000 WiFi chip gets a library
  34. Lots of seven segment displays with a single ATtiny
  35. 16 core computer made of ATMegas
  36. What’s happening at LIFE.hackaday lateley
  37. Transformer built from MIT admissions mailing tube
  38. A 555 player piano
  39. Hackaday Links: Sunday, June 23rd, 2013
  40. Adding RGB backlight to arcade buttons
  41. Raspberry Pi Bitcoin miner
  42. Turning a phone into a Geiger counter
  43. Kinect full body scanner
  44. [Ricky’s] rugged DVD player
  45. Heart-shaped project takes no shortcuts
  46. Sony SmartWatch running Arduino sketches
  47. A charming Arduino king cobra game
  48. Outputting text on a paper tape machine
  49. Wetlev 2 water jet pack marginally less lethal than prior version
  50. 3D scanning by calculating the focus of each pixel
  51. Giving a crank flashlight a super capacitor overhaul
  52. An Arduino power inverter
  53. Building a synth on a breadboard
  54. Hacking a Medion WiFi streaming radio found at Aldi
  55. A folding knife made from scratch
  56. Solar powered hovercraft
  57. Building custom game controllers for people with physical disabilities
  58. Modeling squid cells in code foregoes connecting voltage to animals
  59. Giving digital calipers Bluetooth
  60. An interview with [David] of Ultimaker
  61. Building a blink based input device
  62. We should build mandolins and violas
  63. Using an angle grinder as a bench grinder
  64. Black Ash basket weaving from scratch
  65. PBX blade for multiple extension home telephony
  66. Long distance PS3 controller
  67. Adding wireless charging to any phone
  68. Crystal oven temperature sensor reads 0.01F resolution
  69. R2D2 cake plays Leia’s distress message
  70. Brushless gimbal 3D printed and bolted to quadcopter
  71. Best robot demos from ICRA 2013
  72. RedBull Creation 2013: final thoughts and recap
  73. Pager message sniffing with RPi and SDR
  74. [Frank] builds a chair from a sequoia
  75. Causing trouble at RedBull Creation 2013
  76. Modifying a CRT television for use as an arcade monitor
  77. Coopering wine barrels
  78. Raspberry Pi replaces a Volvo nav system
  79. Adding WiFi to a kid’s tablet
  80. Letting Bluetooth take the wires out of your headphones
  81. Giving the VirtualBoy a VGA out
  82. Hackaday Links: Sunday, June 16th, 2013
  83. Water tank level meter prevents overflow
  84. Autonomous RC car navigates by waypoints
  85. Custom driver board for paintball gun
  86. The secret projects at the RedBull Creation Challenge
  87. Raspberry Pi Tor proxy lets you take anonymity with you
  88. Wherein books are judged by their cover
  89. RedBull creation update: Fantastic videos from the welder company!
  90. HackIt: Sony invites you to hack its SmartWatch firmware
  91. Machining beer can solder stencils
  92. Hackaday at the Redbull Creation Challenge: The teams begin to build
  93. Guitarduino show and tell
  94. The making of a katana hand guard
  95. Wet spill vacuum cleaner attachment
  96. Heading to New York to judge the RedBull Creation Contest!
  97. Beck’s beer bottle sound recording
  98. Upgrading a hackerspace’s shelving
  99. Dummy batteries let you use an AC adapter
  100. AuPod, the solid gold iPod nano watch
  101. Building a Strandbeest
  102. Ditch that boring mouse for a military-grade trackball
  103. Using electrical conduit for a 3D printer frame
  104. Building a digital scale from scratch
  105. Loading Atari games from an SD card
  106. The birth of a tool: Damascus steel knife making
  107. Telegraph sounder clicks out email messages
  108. Giving an RC tank a fire control computer
  109. Building a WiFi enabled Nixie counter
  110. 3D printed hand-cranked digital computer
  111. Arc Reactor replica could have been crafted in a cave
  112. An interview with Shapeways
  113. Giving toys an electronic voice
  114. 60,000 RPM vacuum powered rotary tool was 3D printed
  115. Automated programming and testing jig built with Raspberry Pi
  116. Gesture control uses WiFi doppler shift
  117. Incredible bow lathe work in Morocco
  118. A binary clock that uses bulbs
  119. Learning letters, particularly R, F, I, & D
  120. Hackaday Links: Sunday, June 9th, 2013
  121. Super-cap powered blinky jewelry charged by the sun or USB
  122. Open source PLC
  123. This week on HANDMADE.hackaday
  124. 1,200 hours of work results in the smallest v12 engine
  125. Echolocation pinpoints where a gunshot came from
  126. Ask Hackaday: Can you steal a car with a mini tesla coil?
  127. Omniwheel robot build uses a bit of everything
  128. Raspberry Pi used to build a smart television
  129. Wireless unread email counter tells you how busy you’re not
  130. 3D mapping of rooms, again
  131. USB infrared receiver looks good sitting in your livingroom
  132. No space in the garage? Build a Lamborghini in the basement
  133. Embedded solution for uploading webcam pictures to the cloud
  134. iOS keyboard exploit allows brute force iPad lock screen attack
  135. Smoothing PLA printed parts
  136. Apple MagSafe protocol hacking
  137. The construction of an triode, by hand
  138. Alarm clock uses Raspberry Pi to poll Google Calendar
  139. Sliding gopro rig for timelapse
  140. Hacking the R-390A military shortwave radio receiver to transmit as well
  141. Sugar Painting: street vendors make works of edible art
  142. Making a bow from scratch
  143. NES Zapper modified to work with an old Nintendo VS. cabinet
  144. Ask Hackaday: How are these thieves exploiting automotive keyless entry?
  145. [Jimmy the torch] making blown glass
  146. Plex hack runs Apple TV without a Jailbreak
  147. Whats up with these subdomains at Hackaday?
  148. HANDMADE.hackaday: Celebrate Craftsmanship
  149. Retrotechtacular: How I wrote Pitfall for the Atari 2600
  150. Hacking high school exams and foiling them with statistics
  151. Superbly built walking cane
  152. Ship building in Volgograd
  153. Building a treadle powered lathe
  154. How does that ship get into the bottle?
  155. GoPro panning time-lapse with Ikea egg timer
  156. Hand crafting a tuba
  157. Automated aquarium fertilizer doser
  158. Hackaday retro edition roundup
  159. Raspi Internet radio with Google Music
  160. Nikkor optical glass
  161. Dead simple jamming gripper design
  162. A very tiny gamma ray detector
  163. Keurig hack now automatically fills the water reservoir
  164. Quick and dirty touch-sensitive keyboard project
  165. The thinnest Xbox laptop yet
  166. Benchmarking USB transfer speeds
  167. Hardware store robot hand
  168. Hackaday Links: Sunday, June 2nd, 2013
  169. USB fume extractor takes stink out of soldering sessions
  170. A black box for a motorcycle
  171. Building a miniature x-ray tube
  172. Delta-type 3D printer built using extruded rails
  173. Off the shelf EEG hardware records your dreams
  174. TP-Link router turned into a DALI automated lighting controller
  175. Complicated iPhone garage door opener
  176. Arduino-compatible, quad-core ARM dev board
  177. 2013 LayerOne badge hacking contest winner

May 2013

  1. LED mortar board battles suns brightness with 21W of power
  2. Already impressive Wolverine claws now energized with high voltage
  3. High speed photography with friggin’ lasers
  4. [Jeri] spills the beans on her AR glasses
  5. 18-year-old builds functioning submarine
  6. Raspberry Pi helps with 2.4GHz home automation
  7. Giving the Nexus 4 a serial port
  8. Human Asteroids makes you a vector triangle ship
  9. HP16500B Logic Analyzer controlled with RS-232 and more
  10. Programming a through-hole ARM microcontroller
  11. Build your own backyard pizza oven
  12. Reflow soldering improved with carbon dioxide
  13. Charlotte, the hexapod with 3D vision
  14. Programming microcontrollers with a Raspi
  15. Ambilight clone has meaningful amount of resolution
  16. Announcing LIFE.hackaday
  17. One man’s adventures in custom keyboard development
  18. Wireless rover with Android control
  19. Arduino particle light box generates animations from sound
  20. An overkill network adapter for retrocomputers
  21. Shocking your brain and making yourself smarter
  22. Etch your own CPLD development board
  23. Blood glucose monitor data pushed to smart watch
  24. WS2811 can be addressed at 800kHz using a 8MHz clock
  25. Adding night vision to the Raspberry Pi camera
  26. Book Review: The Good Life Lab
  27. Moostar — fortune telling moose knock-off of Zoltar
  28. Hackaday Links: Sunday, May 26th, 2013
  29. Crown earns you the title King of the Junkyard
  30. Detecting galactic rotation with software defined radio
  31. Update: Live video played on LED strip display
  32. Add external power to any USB hub
  33. Alert Tube monitors all aspects of your digital life
  34. Use your ears as an oscilloscope
  35. RPi control your server PSU over the Internet
  36. 3W handheld laser raises hope for a real Lightsaber someday
  37. Tamagotchi ROM dump and reverse engineering
  38. Tweaking designs for [Theo Jansen] walking machines
  39. Laptop vs Thermite: Slow motion destruction
  40. Herd single cell organisms with your mind
  41. Listening to aircraft transponders with a Raspberry Pi
  42. Tracking cicadas with Radiolab and an Arduino
  43. LED Etch-a-Sketch built without a microcontroller
  44. Ask Hackaday: What are we going to do with the new Kinect?
  45. Anti-Tetris project is a study in hand tracking
  46. Hackaday Newsletter: Now including “This day in Hackaday History”
  47. Submersible camera snaps pics of ocean going predators
  48. Adding stereo to monophonic audio
  49. Vine app hack on iPhone makes time-lapse movies
  50. Scratch-built desk adjusts so you may sit or stand
  51. 33 Node Beowulf Cluster built with Raspberry Pi
  52. Meet the 2013 LayerOne conference badge
  53. Scooterputer, the all-in-one scooter computer
  54. Electric motorcycle hits the racing circuit
  55. Automated cat feeder and large plastic screws
  56. Trimethyl Borate lantern built from garbage
  57. Camera-based touchscreen input via an FPGA
  58. Turning a phone into a media center remote
  59. Adding LEDs to an engagement ring
  60. UK Hackerspace builds mobile spaceship disaster simulator
  61. Hackaday Links: Sunday, May 19th, 2013
  62. ATX Raspi is a smart power source for Raspberry Pi
  63. Wireless microcontroller/PC interface for $3
  64. Controlling a terminal with Google Voice
  65. FPGA plays Mario like a champ
  66. Robot air hockey championship as a final project
  67. Just put your lips together to turn on a lamp
  68. Dermal implants means strapless watch
  69. Filming light reflecting off objects
  70. North Street Labs try to spice up a game of Tic-Tac-Toe
  71. Reading Game Boy carts with I2C
  72. LED retrofit for vintage edge-lit numeric display modules
  73. Android pen plotter snaps, processes, and prints pictures
  74. Drinking games and digital logic
  75. Homebrew GPS gets ±1 meter resolution with a Raspberry Pi
  76. Flocking behavior using Mindstorm robots
  77. Magnetic CNC marble maze
  78. Timelapse of the 3d printed gun being printed.
  79. Altering automotive window motors for use in your projects
  80. Rigol DS1022C hack brings it up to 100MHz speed
  81. Converting a bottle style water cooler to self-fill from the tap
  82. Winch hack lets your change chandelier light bulbs at ground level
  83. 3D scanner with remarkable resolution
  84. One game controller connects to many consoles
  85. Retrotechtacular: First laser transmitter built 50 years ago
  86. Master lock auto-cracker built as coursework at University
  87. The Hackaday Newsletter is growing!
  88. GoPro hack delivers live video feed for piloting your Quadcopter
  89. Geiger counter tells you if your dishes are radioactive
  90. Clean and minimal self-balancing robot
  91. Hackaday Links: Sunday, May 12th, 2013
  92. Hobby electronics team up with augmented reality
  93. External pinball controls for an Android tablet
  94. Auto dimmer hacked into keyboard backlight
  95. LEGO jukebox choses from different CDs
  96. Laser cutter helps make dual sided PCBs
  97. Low water indicator for coffee maker couldn’t be simpler
  98. Update: lost PLA metal casting — The Movie
  99. Microcontroller enumerates as USB printer — can be programmed by printing
  100. 6 foot tall fire breathing piranha plant from Super Mario Brothers
  101. Voice controlled chess robot
  102. Everything you need to know to make a Laser engraver from scrap
  103. Raspberry Pi housed inside a computer monitor
  104. HDMI color processing board used as an FPGA dev board to mine Bitcoins
  105. Beautiful Modded NES for the 25th anniversary of Mega Man, plus bonus interview!
  106. Trashed LCD monitor turned into a light box
  107. RedBull creation contest entries revealed!
  108. Karma Controller makes Reddit a game
  109. Weather-O-Matic displays digital weather on an analog face
  110. 3D printer used to make custom blade server type mounting system
  111. Fabricating a mechanical wristwatch at home
  112. DVD laser diode used to build a laser engraver
  113. Tracking ships using software-defined radio (SDR)
  114. The first 3d printed gun has been fired, and I don’t care.
  115. Update: Grow controller rebuilt to last
  116. Hackaday Links: Sunday, May 5th, 2013
  117. MSP430 touchscreen piano
  118. Asteriods: the belt buckle
  119. The meaning of being a hard-core hacker from a 1985 recollection
  120. Laptop backlight converted from CCFL to LED
  121. Quadruped walks of four legs, rolls on four treads
  122. Hot plate stirrer dissolves support material in 3D printed objects
  123. Atari Combo Controller has what you need for any cartridge
  124. Microsoft IllumiRoom breaks your video game out of its television prison
  125. Pebble watch hack makes it a home automation controller
  126. Using a screwdriver to start your car
  127. High voltage Thor’s Hammer: Mjolnir at 80,000 volts
  128. AM tube radio restored and given MP3 playback too
  129. DIY laser cutter built to make stencils
  130. Life meter gives a real life measure of video game health
  131. Bluetooth stepper motor driver

April 2013

  1. Retrotechtacular: History of the U.S. Antiballistic Missile Systems
  2. Sump pump alarm sends text message as water rises
  3. Scratch-built 3D printer shows rock-solid performance
  4. Sega controller houses auto-launch emulator
  5. Wifi Pineapple project uses updated hardware for man-in-the-middle attacks
  6. Chromebook hack controls your television
  7. Hackaday Links: Sunday, April 28th, 2013
  8. Wristwatch made of sandwiched PCBs
  9. ODB-II hacking using an Android tablet
  10. MIDI out for a Korg CX-3 organ
  11. Video player built from Stellaris Launchpad
  12. Hand placing flash die to make USB drives
  13. Old LED marquee turned embedded video player
  14. Cube 3D printer hack lets you use bulk filament
  15. Foot-powered lathe is a tour de force of joinery techniques
  16. SDR as a Police and Fire radio scanner
  17. The 10 best hacking videos
  18. Keurig hack runs a water supply line to your coffee maker
  19. A quick tour of my workbench
  20. Bending and printing a curved camera dolly track
  21. Hacking a Sigma lens to work with a Canon camera
  22. This GPS logger is so small…
  23. Acrobatic tricopter inspired by the Oblivion movie trailer
  24. Rattle generator is a new type of dynamo for a bicycle
  25. OTM-02 is a 3D printed wristwatch
  26. What are the best hacking documentaries?
  27. Console radio given new life with a WiFi router retrofit
  28. 20 pounds and a gut feeling yields a configurable Rubidium atomic clock source
  29. Connect a Retina display to a regular computer
  30. Automatic tubular bells given a MIDI interface too
  31. Hackaday Links: Sunday, April 21st, 2013
  32. Drop-in pcb makes Nintendo Four Score a USB joystick
  33. 3D printing some sweet music
  34. Mood lamp/notifier uses neat modular PCB design
  35. GUI window manager on an AVR chip
  36. This piggy bank is our stock broker
  37. Asynchronous fireflies use few parts
  38. Replace your project power supplies with recycled Li-Ion cells and a switching regulator
  39. Measuring the lifespan of LEGO
  40. Pulse Oximeter from LM324, LED, and Photodiode
  41. Living night light with glowing algae
  42. Semi-automatic pick and place machine
  43. Hidden servo automates slat-style window blinds
  44. Upgrade a toy keyboard’s tone production
  45. 3D Printing sensor mounts for the Oculus Rift
  46. Apple MagSafe cord repair
  47. Hackerspace security system brings RFID, video feedback, and automatic doors
  48. Hacked together Mac isn’t a hackintosh
  49. Building a kegerator with visual style
  50. Tube radio husk gets a web radio transplant
  51. Original hardware for fifteen consoles jammed into recently completed Project Unity
  52. [FlorianH] shows off MinimaBL, the next generation of his quadcopter project
  53. Glowing Easter eggs more fun than a dye job
  54. Hackaday Links: Sunday, April 14th, 2013
  55. Building a replacement for a broken dehumidifier controller
  56. Teaching a computer to play Mario… seemingly through voodoo
  57. SqueezeBerry: a Raspberri Pi powered Squeezebox appliance
  58. Working 3D printed stepper motor
  59. Network-controlled fireworks launcher
  60. Generating electricity from alcohol
  61. Horribly complicated electric guitar keyboard
  62. Jeep Wrangler gets pressurized water right out of the bumper
  63. Hacking the Oculus Rift: the Oculight
  64. Automating a mechanical typewriter
  65. Top 10 best hacking scenes in movies
  66. Guitar EQ levels trigger the stage lights
  67. Snowboard propulsion system motors you through the flats
  68. Perpetual pong
  69. MIDI pedal project looks as good as it sounds
  70. Hacker sends this through the mail to record a video of the process
  71. Wall wart computer mouse
  72. Recurve bow make from wood and skis
  73. The RedBull creation contest begins!
  74. Synthesizing graphene in your basement laboratory
  75. Yamaha SW60XG hack lets you use it as a standalone MIDI device
  76. Combo lock uses relays and logic gates
  77. Another way to look at Charlieplexing
  78. Hackaday Links: Sunday, April 7th, 2013
  79. Solar powered robot mows your lawn while you chill indoors
  80. Acoustic bass guitar uses water jug and two strings
  81. Making PLA stick to a 3D printer build platform by using hairspray or an acetone ABS slurry
  82. Rolling your own minimal USB to serial Arduino programmer
  83. Fixing the worst video game ever: E.T. for Atari 2600
  84. Light Graffiti with Servos and Python
  85. Stapler hack fastens infinitely large sheets of paper
  86. H-bot style 3D printer moves bed for Z-axis
  87. Electric tricycle build log is like hacker crack
  88. Snowboard goggle HUD displays critical data while falling down a mountain
  89. Home security hardware makes you the monitoring service
  90. High speed circuit design for quantum physics light sensing
  91. Steampunk theremin goggles
  92. Top 10 Hacking Failures in movies: part 2
  93. Melting Metal with a DIY Foundry Furnace
  94. Wireless Temperature Control for a Microbrewery
  95. Turning an easter egg hunt into a fox hunt
  96. Pranking a hackerspace IRC for April Fool’s Day
  97. MP3/USB/Aux hack hidden behind cassette facade
  98. Retrotechtacular: The Fourier Series
  99. Adding an optical mouse sensor to an autonomous vehicle
  100. Hall effect limit switches for a 3D printer
  101. Microscope ring light with a number of different features
  102. Building a Theremincello
  103. Homebuilt Laser Cutter Ideas
  104. Upgrading a router with impeccable soldering skills
  105. Powering the Oculus Rift with USB
  106. Embedded web server is all about clever formatting
  107. SenseLamp automates rooms by replacing light fixtures
  108. April Fools’ project teaches coworkers not to touch your stuff
  109. Building a vehicle parking camera
  110. CNC Tic Tac Toe
  111. Adafruit launches educational show aimed at kids
  112. Hackerspace tour: Arch Reactor in St. Louis Missouri
  113. Cooling a photomultiplier tube
  114. Ask Hackaday: Hacking lingo fails
  115. Dual displays on a Playstation 2
  116. An EQ display for a pedal board
  117. How-to: turn on a light bulb
  118. SNES headphones scream out for Bluetooth control
  119. Windmill made from washing machine, 555 chip
  120. Kindle weather and recycling display
  121. Doctor Who-style WiFi
  122. Hackaday’s very first Kickstarter campaign
  123. Visualize Twitter with an LED matrix
  124. Building RAM into Veronica – the 6502 computer

March 2013

  1. Images carrying an encrypted data payload
  2. Add features (that should have already been there) to an EPROM programmer
  3. Building a wooden air raid siren
  4. Coding new parts in Eagle
  5. Interview: Another Kickstarter round for the B9Creator
  6. Treasure trove of swarm robotics research
  7. Used hard drive repurposed as a cotton candy machine
  8. Adding Bluetooth remote control to PC speakers
  9. BigDog throwing cinder blocks
  10. Car stereo hack gives your party tunes and an extra place to sit
  11. Homemade Bocce balls
  12. AVR VGA generator
  13. Ask Hackaday: Are we close to reinventing the keyboard for touchscreens?
  14. DVD power supply repair tips
  15. Wooden teeth for your USB keyboard
  16. Oil feed retrofit for a CNC mill starting to come together
  17. Reverse engineering challenge starts off simple
  18. Hammond Organ sends messages which can be decoded by a Spectrogram
  19. Hacking VM for peak performance
  20. Top 10 hacking failures in movies
  21. Automatic Closet Lightswitch
  22. Ikea Dioder ambilight hack
  23. Making it Easier to Build Firmware
  24. Epson projector LED mod
  25. Centerpieces for a geeky wedding
  26. Handwriting robot arm is a little stiff-wristed
  27. Hi-Hat MIDI controller
  28. Color NTSC video directly from an AVR chip
  29. Business card draws [ch00f]’s logo
  30. Making a 12V bulb work in a 6V socket
  31. Robot steals soda from the vending machine
  32. Extending old games with reverse engineering and MAME
  33. Android controlled Minecraft ores
  34. Turning PCBs into art
  35. Atomic skull clock reminds us we’re dying
  36. DIY $6 serial cable for vintage Apple QuickTake cameras
  37. Raspberry Pi: the perfect machine for old DOS games
  38. Get Phone Calls Answered with the Moshi Moshi
  39. Having fun with dumb terminals
  40. Giving a CNC knitting machine a new brain
  41. Rate Gyroscope circuitry explained
  42. Playing Meat Boy on an FPGA
  43. Rigol WFM viewer ported for non-Windows users
  44. Robot bartender mixes a mean drink
  45. Hackaday Links: March 25, 2013
  46. Installing GLaDOS in the ceiling of your house
  47. IR Based Augmented Reality
  48. Going back to our old commenting system!
  49. Giving an Electric RC Plane an Afterburner
  50. A tiny custom table saw
  51. Mining bitcoins on a Nintendo
  52. CNC ping pong printer uses simple construction
  53. ATtiny2313 frequency meter measures 1Hz-10MHz
  54. Fixing tools with 3D printers
  55. A homebrew binary wristwatch
  56. Rogue Pi: A RPi Pentesting Dropbox
  57. Smoothing 3D Prints with Acetone Vapor
  58. Hacked Interactive R2D2 controlled by Raspberry Pi
  59. LiFePO4 batteries work much better in a camera than NiMH
  60. Shocking Operation makes sure you have skin in the game
  61. HTML link tag hack sends you to the wrong place
  62. Hacking the right side of a keyboard completely off
  63. Comparing USB to Ethernet converters: Apple vs. Knock-off
  64. Atari 800 EPROM cartridge hack
  65. Writing new firmware for a handheld radio
  66. LulzBot is giving away more printers
  67. Finally upgrading our comment system.
  68. Low-resolution toaster prints on slices of bread
  69. Gamma-ray scintillation probe in a paint can
  70. DIY PC to telescope interface cable
  71. Analog input expansion boards for Raspberry Pi
  72. Bluetooth headset garage door opener update
  73. Remote control command center includes RF and IR functions
  74. NANDputer is mostly wiring
  75. WSPR transmitter shows true value of Raspberry Pi for hacking
  76. Words of wisdom from a maker entrepreneur
  77. Assigning new packages to Eagle PCB components
  78. Printed vacuum pump muffler quiets the lab
  79. Futaba 10C radio modified for Spektrum module compatibility
  80. Second grade science project: a steam engine
  81. CuteUino: Only use the parts of the Arduino that you need for each project
  82. Bullet time with a single GoPro
  83. Retrotechtacular: flying foot-soldiers are coming for you (sixty years ago)
  84. Bakery automation mixes single cookies
  85. Putting the brains of a reverse geocache on the outside
  86. Hackaday Links: March 20th, 2013
  87. Measuring meditation with a heart rate
  88. Hackerspace Intro: Make Lehigh Valley
  89. Carry a Git server in your pocket
  90. Fabricating custom displays for a commercial coffee roaster
  91. Stereoscopic display art installation
  92. Python script migrates from dying Google Reader to Evernote
  93. Ask Hackaday: What movies have the best/worst hacking scenes
  94. DIY Arduino Pro Mini quadcopter
  95. Make Your Own Steadycam Mount
  96. Designing and Building a Wooden Mechanical Clock
  97. Robotic rat torments and depresses real rats
  98. UC Davis students build coffee can radar project inspired by MIT
  99. Temperature controlled wine cellar substitute
  100. Prototyping a modular LED matrix
  101. Wireless base station eavesdrops on robot communications
  102. Hack removes firmware crippling from NVIDIA graphics card
  103. Heat your house with propane (but not in the way you’re thinking)
  104. Google Glass hack for Apple fanboys can be had right now
  105. Custom boards at home without etching
  106. Auto off for any circuit
  107. Testing caps with a DIY ESR meter
  108. Sonic Screwdriver meets TV-B-Gone
  109. AC vs DC human pain test
  110. Midwest RepRap Festival
  111. Mug Plotter based on the Egg-Bot
  112. ASETNIOP chorded typing with a piano keyboard
  113. Script makes custom pinout labels for your chips
  114. Adding fireplace control to your home automation
  115. Repairing broken injection molded parts with a 3D printer
  116. Enabling an unused touchscreen overlay on a consumer LCD
  117. Deploying an open source pollution monitoring network
  118. Workshop computer floats above bench and is nearly wireless
  119. Eloquent universal receiver for your home entertainment equipment
  120. EEPROM hack unlocks crippled features in Agilent multimeter and LCR meter
  121. This cube is made for walkin’
  122. Stealing cars and ringing doorbells with radio
  123. Lighting up a workspace twofer
  124. Camera trick lets you see sound waves in falling water
  125. Raspberry Pi as a Spotify server with MPD control
  126. Extreme Game Boy hack plays titles from a wide range of systems
  127. ShuttAVR can snap a pic or serve as an intervalometer
  128. Minimalist user interface for headless Raspberry Pi applications
  129. Cardboard lampshade makes ordinary recycling a centerpiece of your room
  130. Retrotechtacular: Mechanical targeting computers
  131. Cloud support for fleets of 3D printers
  132. No-touch music player
  133. Mailbox notifier texts when the letter carrier arrives
  134. Remote control car that packs its own Beretta
  135. A clock that uses sixty RGB pixels
  136. Briquette press for rocket stove fuel
  137. Hinged NES case hides an integrated LCD screen
  138. A clever solution for constantly locking workstations
  139. Playing MAME Games on a RGB Laser Projector
  140. Making a Propane Tank Hank Drum
  141. DEFCAD, the island of misfit objects
  142. “Hacking the Xbox” Released for Free in Honor of [Aaron Swartz]
  143. Hackaday Links: March 12, 2013
  144. Molding rubber for a pre-production prototype using a 3D printed model
  145. Camera adapter for a microscope
  146. Two-wire serial backpack for GLCD screens
  147. Non-resettable thermal fuse teardown
  148. PCB stencils for $200
  149. One piece, 3D printed crossbow
  150. Hackerspace intro: HeatSync Labs
  151. Building new, weird CPUs in FPGAs
  152. Laser toting robot taunts house cat
  153. Coffee pot aquarium keeps fish warm without cooking them (hopefully)
  154. Launching a glider from space
  155. Makerbot shows off 3D scanner
  156. Another salvo in the PIC vs. AVR holy war
  157. DIY Lighting Solutions
  158. Tracking a car like it were a computer mouse
  159. Oil truck transforms into giant mobile grill
  160. Hard drive centrifuge for sensitizing copper clad boards
  161. Dispensing change for low-stakes gambling
  162. 3D display controlled with the Leap Motion
  163. Airport X-ray machine teardown
  164. Making a Commodore 64 portable
  165. Printed machine does nothing until the heat death of the Universe
  166. Hackaday Links: March 8, 2013
  167. Putting yourself inside a display
  168. Pumping 1080p video out of an FPGA
  169. Hackerspace develops ways to get Peeps to spill their secrets
  170. Quick wallet hack adds pickpocket alarm
  171. Handwriting suck? Build a machine to do it for you
  172. Human powered emergency cell phone charger
  173. Wireless doorbell battery monitor
  174. Real multifunction “Sonic Screwdriver”
  175. BGA rework station
  176. Shock sword works best on foes who fight with multiple blades
  177. Fabricating edible LEDs
  178. Debian Linux on a PowerMac 7200
  179. DIY space experiments within a ping pong ball ‘satellite’
  180. Wiimote Controlled RPi Robot
  181. This Maglite is a BB Gun
  182. A real thermal imaging camera for $300
  183. Beautiful replica Team Fortress 2 weapons
  184. Dynamic bicycle headlight uses the open road as a display
  185. POV Pong game uses all kinds of smart design
  186. Print your own adjustable lenses
  187. Everything you need to build a light-cured resin 3D printer
  188. Scratch-built bottle cap coffee table pulses to the music
  189. Time-lapse dolly uses some stock parts and a bit of machining work
  190. Quick and easy rocket stove
  191. 24V relay driver circuit
  192. Oreo separators Episode 2 chucks food at your face
  193. NES annoyance timer makes no friends at your work
  194. Viscerally pleasing electromechanical doorbell
  195. SparkFun takes their educational show on the road
  196. Digging deep into how the 8085 processor’s registers were designed
  197. Turning the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 into a proper Linux box
  198. Finally, a machine that makes cheap 3D printer filament.
  199. Programmable computer built from a humble ATtiny84
  200. Audiobook player used only NFC tags for control
  201. [Fran’s] PCB etching techniques
  202. Wireless pinball controller for tablet gaming
  203. A longboard speed and distance computer
  204. Retrotechtacular: Donner 3500 portable analog computer
  205. Preserving locomotives with 3D laser scanning and 3D printing
  206. Using OpenCV with the Raspberry Pi
  207. Warming seeds in an outdoor garden
  208. DRM Chair only works 8 times
  209. Street Art Bot
  210. RPi Printer Server for your 3D Printer
  211. Building a remote control for a cable release camera
  212. Hackerspace Intro: Workshop 88
  213. High contrast laser etching
  214. VFD tube clock built using protoboard and free-formed PSU
  215. Virtual Archery game makes practicing convenient, safe, and inexpensive
  216. More acetone-vapor polishing experiments
  217. 24-port GPIO on a PCI card
  218. Building a touchscreen XBMC setup with the Raspberry Pi
  219. Laser Etching an iPhone 5
  220. Cool new hardware spectacular
  221. PwnPad, the pentesting tablet
  222. Tymkrs’ Deconstruction for the zombie apocalypse
  223. High powered rocket engines made from PVC pipe
  224. Hacking a PAL SNES to output 50Hz or 60Hz with a single switch
  225. Oreo-creme hater builds Rube Goldberg CNC router to remove the Stuf
  226. Soluble support structure can be used with any extruder-based 3D printer
  227. Mexican law enforcement seizes a hacked together Weed Cannon
  228. Revolving camera mount helps to capture 3D video-game assests
  229. A solar powered cattle crossing gate
  230. Hackaday Links: February 28th, 2013

February 2013

  1. Optical data transfer project at local school’s family science night
  2. Bending materials with a simple hot wire forming tool
  3. Hacking a Ham Radio
  4. Uzebox Coding Challenge
  5. Adding a home theater without ruining a Victorian home
  6. LCD-based QR clock
  7. 3D printed HOG drive
  8. Add some animated bling to your GQ duds
  9. Acrylic enclosures use integrated clips to do away with fasteners
  10. Interpreting Brainf*#k on an AVR
  11. Hacking a radio controlled spy device for overly attached girlfriend.
  12. Making a violin mold with a 3D printer
  13. The coolest homebrew computer gets its own case
  14. NSL takes their propeller driven car to the drive through
  15. Mac EFI PIN lock brute force attack (unsuccessful)
  16. Simple to build programmable foot switches
  17. Smashed tablet in NES case lives out its days as an emulator
  18. Python frontend is a GUI for different microcontrollers
  19. A respectable electronics bench that’s not a pain to move
  20. Massively parallel CPU processes 256 shades of gray
  21. Taking the pain out of making custom Eagle parts
  22. Giving 3D printed parts a shiny smooth finish
  23. Hacking the International Space Station with a toothbrush
  24. Automatic beer pourer was hacked together from a bit of everything
  25. Laser Kaleidoscope uses more 3D printing and less scavenging
  26. Critter cam hacked from an old cellphone.
  27. Veronica 6502 computer reaches Hello World stage
  28. Using a flashing LCD monitor to transfer data
  29. Ubuntu with a GUI on a Beagleboard
  30. SCARA arm finally prints plastic parts
  31. Modifying a printer for PCB fabbing
  32. Building huge displays with LED strips
  33. Arduinofied QRP radio beacon
  34. A remote-controlled, autonomous kite generates power
  35. Reading Sensors with Scratch
  36. Multibooting the Raspberry Pi
  37. Automated pH Control
  38. Tickle-Me-Elmo… Frozen In Carbonite
  39. An industrial RepRap
  40. WeMo without a smartphone
  41. Watching 50 teams build something cool
  42. Smartphone controlled Labyrinth
  43. Dissecting a firmware image
  44. NFC tags control your home’s lighting
  45. A Bitcoin mining example for the BeagleBone with an FPGA shield
  46. Door hidden by bookcase is a marvel of DIY engineering
  47. Panelizing PCBs in Eagle
  48. Hackaday Links: February 22, 2013
  49. Build your own dumb USB power strip
  50. Arduino-controlled MIDI sequencer
  51. LED marquee uses discrete through-hole lights
  52. Self-waking computer for DIY cloud storage
  53. Laser Spirograph
  54. Bit banging through a USB parallel port adapter
  55. Framing up your electronics projects
  56. Retro gaming just in-case
  57. Swiss Army Keys
  58. Making Eagle work with circuits.io
  59. Pair of musical hacks use sensor arrays as keyboards
  60. RF switching module can learn new remotes
  61. Freezing Android to crack the encryption
  62. A brick-sized Game Boy Advance SP
  63. Video phone Arduino shield
  64. The perils of buying a stereo microscope without a stand
  65. 3Doodler, a 3D drawing pen
  66. Solar clock uses capacitors for style and function
  67. Hacked auxiliary port for a car stereo
  68. Diamond Ore wall lamp brings Minecraft into your home
  69. Rusty old table saw turned into a workstation worthy of a master craftsman
  70. LEGO stylus solves Ruzzle tablet game
  71. Impressive dev boards for your STM32 dev boards
  72. OpenSCAD is for use with 2D machine, not just 3D printing
  73. Rube-Goldberg provides liquid refreshment
  74. Via press crushes copper to make a mechanical connection
  75. HDMI breakout lets you sniff HDCP crypto keys
  76. Wireless fireworks controller includes several safety features
  77. Valentine’s puzzle box makes you work for what’s inside
  78. A beautiful game of Lights Out
  79. Speech synthesizing valentine from 1991
  80. [CNLohr]’s Microscope Slide Linux AVR Minecraft… thing
  81. Making a QR clock bigger, cheaper, and better
  82. Running x86 apps on Windows RT devices
  83. The Nottingham Hackspace
  84. Making a better, MIDI controlled Leslie stompbox
  85. Bringing the Zach Morris phone into the 21st century
  86. Custom 3D printed designs with Makerbot’s Customizer
  87. R2D2 collects Valentine’s cards like a boss
  88. Turning an $8 RFID reader into something useful
  89. Playing with the Minecraft API and a Raspberry Pi
  90. UDP between STM32-F4 Discovery boards
  91. Airsoft turret has turn, tilt, and auto-feed to keep those BBs flying
  92. Cracking open a 24-port switch so you don’t have to
  93. Beginner’s Android/Arduino example shows the power of App Inventor
  94. Quadcopter brain
  95. An awesome, futuristic, all-in-one robot chassis
  96. Pulse jet snowmobile, or, what Swedes do during hibernation
  97. Brake Light Backpack overpowered with LED pixels
  98. FAA GPS data formatted for your use
  99. Raspberry Pi as a plug-in hash harvester
  100. Your own head-mounted display for under two bills
  101. 3D scanner made in a day
  102. Weightless, the hopefully-not-vaporware Internet of Things chip
  103. Hacking a Coffee Machine for a Better Brew
  104. 555-timer charges lead acid batteries
  105. Toroid winding cheat
  106. Hackaday Links: Valentine’s Day, 2013
  107. Roll your own LoJack clone
  108. Wall-wart retrofitted with a high-power LED supply circuit
  109. X-Labs hackerspace completes a big 2-year Tesla coil build
  110. How to make a vaporizer for smoking medical marijuana
  111. Building a six-channel floppy drive synth from start to finish
  112. Wireless light bulbs with a Slayer exciter
  113. Roomba becomes data center robot
  114. A table saw to cut solar panels
  115. DIY forklift for the home shop
  116. Lord Vetinari’s clock strikes again
  117. Layer One: a call for papers
  118. Add speed control to a DIY CNC machine
  119. Converting an IBM PCjr joystick to USB
  120. Help Hackaday build a custom gaming controller for a good cause
  121. Giant resistor-shaped Ohmmeter
  122. Hackerspace intro: Metrix Create:Space in Seattle, Washington
  123. University research dollars poured into developing a Holodeck
  124. [Limor] from Adafruit to hang out with President [Obama]
  125. Build an eye tracking headset for $90
  126. Automatic, custom Eagle schematics
  127. The Firecracker Crossbow
  128. Hands on with the super tiny arudino: FemtoDuino
  129. Cracking a SAM7XC cryptographic coprocessor
  130. Automatic volume control puts the kibosh on loud TV commercials
  131. Script lets you import Eagle boards for use in FreeCAD
  132. Digging deeper into the Apollo Saturn V LVDC
  133. GLCD clock project packed with great UI and features
  134. Harry Potter location clock spies on your smart phone
  135. Minecraft for RPi Released
  136. LED tells you when your server has melted
  137. Programming in 3D with 3DPL
  138. Turning an iPhone into a Karaoke machine
  139. Soldering Small Components for a Video DA
  140. Hack a Day on Fact or Fiction with [Veronical Belmont]
  141. Reflow oven courtesy of hurricane Sandy
  142. Better PWM on the Raspberry Pi
  143. Building a better NES
  144. Pinoccio Web Rover
  145. Adventures in 3d printing: Our first week with the LulzBot AO-100
  146. Hackaday Links: February 9th, 2013
  147. Arduino as an inexpensive ham radio frequency counter
  148. NASA inspired circadian rhythm lights
  149. Another take on the 6502 computer
  150. SCARA arm 3D printer
  151. A pair of automatic fish feeders
  152. Programming a 555 chip
  153. Building a tool to measure melting point
  154. Raspberry Pi is right at home inside of a Game Boy
  155. 3D printed prosthetic hand helps out for about $150
  156. A constant resistance dummy load design
  157. Learn shift registers without involving a microcontroller
  158. USB Apple ][ disk emulator
  159. Add motorized blinds to your home theater
  160. WebSockets, Raspis, and GPIO
  161. PCB production workshop means everyone gets an Arduino
  162. Quantifying Cloudiness with OpenCV
  163. Midwest RepRap Festival
  164. Heating, bending, and gluing to make acrylic enclosures
  165. gifsockets: WebSockets using animated GIF files
  166. Pocket Serial Host acts as an Apple II disk drive
  167. Fruit piano uses a different circuit than the Makey Makey
  168. Wall votive display controlled with a glowing cube
  169. Brilliant auto-off feature for a bike light
  170. Making karaoke worse
  171. Raspberry Pi camera board incoming
  172. Complete Siri home automation controls everything but the kitchen sink
  173. Rack Mount Home Automation with a RPi
  174. Re:load, an Open Source Dummy Load
  175. Quick fixes for SMD population problems
  176. One Kindle launcher to rule them
  177. BASH games
  178. Introducing The Deconstruction: a collaborative experiment
  179. Military steals idea of anyone who ever tied a cellphone camera to quadcopter
  180. Web connected treat dispenser appeases the pets
  181. Learn a little assembly language for the 6502 processor
  182. Using nichrome wire to repair broken plastic parts
  183. Space invaders played on a 16×2 character display
  184. Building a linear motor
  185. Stellaris Launchpad shield shows good fabrication technique
  186. CASUAL seeks to make Android hacking OS agnostic
  187. Adaptive technology used to fly an IR helicopter
  188. Shooting ping pong balls at Mach 1.2
  189. Finding 1s and 0s with a microscope and computer vision
  190. Elemental display is also a LED wall
  191. DIY solder stencils from soda cans
  192. Making high concentrations of hydrogen peroxide at home
  193. The Universal Geospatial Light Switch
  194. Ammo box PSU
  195. bladeRF, your next software defined radio
  196. Guitar Hero controller built from toy guitar and keyboard
  197. Easy web interface with GPIO access runs on Raspberry Pi
  198. Music challenge has you flapping your wrist to make sounds
  199. Glowing Super Bowl helmets
  200. FitBit Hack causes food to spoil if you don’t exercise
  201. Populate SMD boads using a toothpick and tweezers
  202. Barometer tells you to take your bike or the train
  203. Getting rid of telemarketers with a Banana Phone
  204. Y Combinator and Upverter Host Hardware Hackathon
  205. Siri controlled Arduino using Ruby
  206. Reverse engineering salvaged part footprints
  207. Tweeting beer dispenser requires co-worker approval

January 2013

  1. Infra is a television made of Infrared pixels
  2. 12-axis sensor adds auto screen orientation to this older tablet PC
  3. How a dial-up modem handshake works
  4. Getting an Arduino to control a wireless outlet
  5. Turning the Belkin WeMo into a deathtrap
  6. Letting people on the Internet control your dating experience
  7. Gas sensor suite built with Gadgeteer modules
  8. 7x7x7 LED cube driven by Arduino mega
  9. The Keypad Contest
  10. Feedback for automated water and food pet dispensers
  11. HDD POV clock takes the best from those that came before it
  12. 3d printed hexapod robot
  13. Modulator box connects iPod to Tesla coil
  14. Really, really geeky wedding invitations
  15. Controlling a Raspberry Pi with real life redstone
  16. Mr. Tea is a hot plate and magnetic stirrer in the same enclosure
  17. Automated Doors for Theatre Effect
  18. Finding the cheapest board house
  19. Ask Hackaday: What’s an easy way to build a potentiometer for a soldering iron?
  20. MIT Media Lab’s month in Shenzhen
  21. A look at the (now patched) security of [Kim Dotcom’s] MEGA cloud storage service
  22. Messenger bag LED matrix keeps bikers safe at night
  23. Help hackaday buy our own 3D printer UPDATED!
  24. Adapting the Nexus 7 for a double DIN car dashboard opening
  25. Genetic algorithms become programmers themselves
  26. Building a velocity sensitive keyboard
  27. This man will take your picture while macing you
  28. Hand bind your own books
  29. Breaking the MintEye CAPTCHA one more time
  30. Duct Tape Bagpipes
  31. Portable gaming console uses SSD1289 and Propeller
  32. Telepresence upgrade with a minimum of effort
  33. TV show inspires this smaller Pong paddles hardware hack
  34. Mobile chicken coop includes wireless sensors
  35. Our first preview email goes out tomorrow, Tuesday Jan 29th.
  36. DIY NES controller makes no changes to the design
  37. Great antenna for software defined radio is really easy to make
  38. Reverse engineering the Furby
  39. Raspberry Pi becomes a guitar effects processor
  40. A breakout board for a tiny WiFi chip
  41. Turning the Stellaris Launchpad into a logic analyzer
  42. Extracting data with USB HID
  43. Adding shoulder buttons to an RC transmitter
  44. Gizmo Board, a tiny x86 dev board
  45. Pinoccio – An Ecosystem for the Internet of Things
  46. How the 8085 ALU is structured
  47. Improved hourglass entropy
  48. Announcing: Hackaday videos and behind the scenes mailing list
  49. Raspberry Pi used as a beacon transmitter
  50. $20 vacuum pen build on of the best we’ve seen
  51. Iron Man faux stained glass saves $4k
  52. New IOIO is faster, cheaper
  53. Build a bioprinter from very old inkjet cartridges
  54. Sunrise alarm clock mounted above the bed
  55. Hackaday Links: January 24th, 2013
  56. Building your own Model A Raspberry Pi
  57. Wooden cargo bicycle
  58. Brake drum and plumbing parts get you started with Blacksmithing
  59. Raspberry Pi becomes a Torrent box
  60. Stocker monitors the markets
  61. Hot air rework doubles as an herbal bag vaporizer
  62. Fitting a cold, metal heart in an Altoids tin
  63. Ceramic hot-end mount seeks to improve extrude performace
  64. Vintage Kegerator
  65. Web scraping Amazon and Rotten Tomatoes
  66. Replacement controllers for slot car racing
  67. Simple iPhone telescope mount
  68. Dead motherboard wall hides an LED marquee
  69. Sous Vadar
  70. Stuffing an NES into an FPGA
  71. Raspi-controlled RGB LED strip display
  72. Retrotechtacular: How a watch works
  73. XBMC workaround for Android hardware video acceleration
  74. Faceless child’s engineer father builds him a breathtaking ride
  75. Gaming system inside an Atari joystick
  76. 21st century light bulbs using 3D printer and chemistry equipment
  77. Adding a Bluetooth terminal to your router
  78. GSM to Landline box has a creatively soldered cellphone inside
  79. Laser cut PCBs
  80. Raspberry Pi plays MIDI without an operating system
  81. An attempt to replace multiple RFID cards with a single hacked-together tag
  82. Communication protocol for an indoor helicopter
  83. Brute force finds the lost password for an electronic safe
  84. Land speed baby carriage record set at 53 mpg
  85. Laminated wooden case brings a dropped coffee grinder back from the junk heap
  86. Award clock put to good use as a bench meter
  87. Building a tool to bend small metal tubes
  88. Tired of playing the MacBook? Play the Raspberry Pi!
  89. Plastic sword detects WiFi-enabled orcs
  90. Flatbed scanner eliminates the perils of macro photography
  91. Raspberry Pi and R
  92. A better template for your STM32 F3 dev board
  93. Write code, fix the space station, win $10,000
  94. An Arduino hydrogen blimp… oh the humanity!
  95. Custom gauges with a stepper motor breakout board
  96. Breaking the minteye captcha again
  97. Ask Hackaday: What to do with a home intercom system?
  98. Renaming parts in Eagle CAD by editing the XML directly
  99. RFID emulator card includes a learning mode
  100. A guide and helper script for ARM cross compiling toolchain on a Mac
  101. Humble beginnings of a home automation project
  102. TP-Link TL-WR703N specialized firmware generator
  103. Breathing life into an old LCD
  104. Building an automatic bicycle transmission in a week
  105. Operation StratoSphere
  106. Hackaday Links: January 17th, 2013
  107. Google Talk bot running on Raspberry Pi
  108. Real life Mario Karts react to launchable items
  109. Raspberry Pi power controller adds shutdown and startup functionality
  110. LED cloud lamp in any color you can imagine
  111. Build and install your own high-end cycling power meter
  112. Making better noises with dual PWM
  113. Raspi astrophotography board also does everything else
  114. Script defeats minteye CAPTCHA
  115. Coffee table arcade hides its controls
  116. Polaroid Catcher make Print Screen do what it says
  117. Adapting modern cameras to use old flash units
  118. One method of fabricating translucent faceplates
  119. No sleep till Brooklyn aquaponics installation is complete
  120. A steampunk combination sketchbook
  121. LTC3105 and LTC3109 energy harvesting chips
  122. Print your own 30 round AR15 magazine
  123. Retrotechtacular: The Differential
  124. Converting a weather station kit for wireless data harvesting
  125. Coffee table arcade cabinet
  126. Hacking grandfather clock accuracy while it’s still ticking
  127. Little sister’s turn for hobby electronic party favors
  128. How 6502 Overflow Works
  129. Evolutionary algorithms computes the best blackjack strategy
  130. There’s something strange about this Game Boy
  131. 3D printing vacuum tube sockets
  132. Automating a key fob camera for time lapse
  133. Type4me is a hardware clipboard for your digital copy and paste needs
  134. Unwrapping images of cylindrical objects
  135. Papercraft dial is the slide-ruler of current limiting resistors
  136. Microcontroller statistics with a small SRAM footprint
  137. Deathly Hallows mark the passing of time
  138. Kitchen scale key transplant
  139. USB to Serial adapter tells you what COM port you’re on
  140. Magic eye spectrum analyzer
  141. A Bluetooth trackpad from a resistive touchscreen
  142. This has not been a good week for the hacker community
  143. Putting the BBC in Seattle
  144. Listening in on weather balloons with RTL SDR
  145. A Pirate Box for sharing files
  146. Finally, TI is producing simple, cheap WiFi modules
  147. Hackaday Retro Roundup: Ultraportables edition
  148. Building an inexpensive Squeezebox client replacement
  149. Veronica VGA board finalized
  150. Replacement drivers for old LED signs
  151. Extending the features of an IP camera
  152. Printing images with a wood burning CNC machine
  153. Bluetooth Network Monitor
  154. Ask Hackaday: We might have some FPGAs to hack
  155. Turning a broken bass into a headless bass
  156. A really, really tiny tube amp
  157. Letting [Euler] help out with PCB fabrication
  158. Peltier campfire generator put out 14W (kind of)
  159. Prototyping a low-resolution handheld gaming rig
  160. One-button scan to email using Raspberry Pi
  161. Motorized binocular chair has you stargazing in comfort
  162. Weather station graphs history on webpage
  163. 8×8 LED matrix pendant sealed in a block of epoxy
  164. The PICnDuino Review
  165. In-depth look at an LVCD board from a Saturn V rocket
  166. Unsigned code running on Windows RT
  167. Another take on the rear-window LED marquee
  168. Garage parking monitor guides you in every time
  169. New Year’s Eve countdown clock included SMS interactivity
  170. Glass delay line slide used in an RGB lamp
  171. LED ice cubes prevent alcohol induced blackouts
  172. Turning a Game Boy into an Android gamepad
  173. [Ben Krasnow] builds a CT Scanner
  174. Robot has rhythm; carries drum sticks
  175. Adding AirPlay to a shelf system
  176. Picture frame that scrapes train times from the web
  177. Star Wars themed MAME cabinet is perfect in this basement bar
  178. Satellite dish solar cooker bakes potatoes and more
  179. A blinky fedora to ring in the New Year
  180. A WiFi Controlled RC Car with an IP Camera
  181. Turning a tiny router into a webradio
  182. Giving the Hexbug Spider a set of eyes
  183. Adding an LCD screen terminal for TP-Link routers
  184. Home built stun baton turns you into a cop from Demolition Man
  185. Reverse engineering ST-Link/V2 firmware
  186. Google Talk used for home automation communications via Android
  187. Versatile motion dolly for time lapse photography
  188. Bubble wrap cure for Nexus 7 speaker distortion
  189. Signing your 3D prints
  190. Reading piano rolls without a player piano
  191. Building a new motherboard for a TRS-80
  192. Playing a WAV file with 64 bytes of RAM
  193. Hardware SPI with Python on a Raspberry Pi
  194. Who would win in a fight, robot [Lemmy] or robot God?
  195. Brute forcing a GPS PIN
  196. Hackaday Links: January 5, 2013
  197. Electric Imp makes a cat door Tweet its activities
  198. Is entropy slowing down your Android device?
  199. Estimate velocity using quadrature encoder data
  200. Dedicated Pandora player plus AirPlay built around the Raspberry Pi
  201. Van de Graaff generator built for a few dollars
  202. Case feeder makes your ammo reloading more efficient
  203. Pictures from weather satellites with a USB TV tuner
  204. Touchscreen control for a Reprap
  205. Turning a Raspberry Pi into an SNES
  206. Arduino using a straight key for Morse code assistance
  207. Building a rather rudimentary Arduino tank bot
  208. OCR automatically reads a power meter
  209. Tie tack sends Morse code seasons greetings
  210. Web-based TI graphing calculator emulator
  211. Sump pump monitor emails and raises alarm if water rises
  212. Solar Powered Wifi Radiation Sensor
  213. An absurdly clever thermal imaging camera
  214. Accurate timers with an AVR
  215. Tentacles and phalanges made from drinking straws
  216. Battery teardown to get at the cells inside
  217. Morse code flower is trying to tell you something
  218. Color changing bag matches clothing color, tells you what’s inside
  219. An amplifier circuit good enough to eat
  220. Three conceptual approaches to driving a WS2811 LED pixel
  221. A very dash-ing iPad mini
  222. A Gamecube and N64 console mashup
  223. Frankenstein, an all-tube home theater amplifier
  224. This day in Hack a Day history: January 1st 2005
  225. Hackerspace intro: Greenville Makers in Greenville, South Carolina
  226. [Jason Scott] throws down a preview of his DEFCON documentary
  227. That’s not beer! A biofuel fermentation controller project

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