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December 2014

  1. Bisected Engine Makes Cute Lamp – Still Cranks
  2. This One May Come as a Shock to Some
  3. Hacking Education; Project-Based Learning Trumps the Ivory Tower
  4. Small, Detailed Nixie Clock Build
  5. Reflowing an Entire MacBook Pro
  6. TRINKET EDC CONTEST DRAWING #5 RESULTS
  7. Flashing Chips With A CNC
  8. New 3D Printing Technique – Friction Welding
  9. Retrotechtacular: Principles of Hydraulic Steering
  10. [Sophi Kravitz] Joins the Hackaday Crew
  11. Game Boy Cartridge Emulator Uses STM32
  12. Bringing A Legacy Pager Network Back to Life
  13. Z80, CP/M, And FAT File Formats
  14. Reading Power Use Data with a Webcam and Python
  15. Bike Rim Lighting Lets the Night Crowd Know When You’re Rollin’
  16. Ultimate Oscilloscope Hack – Quake in Realtime
  17. Trinket EDC Contest Entry: Shorty
  18. DIY Super Accessory For Your Dremel
  19. Demodulating BPSK31 With OpAmps and 555s
  20. Ingenious Filament Spool Holder Keeps Your 3D Printer Printing
  21. What is the Matrix…Clock?
  22. Project Binky, Putting a Celica in a Mini The Hard Way
  23. College Researcher Makes Supercomputer from 420 PS3s
  24. Hackaday Links: The Last One Of 2014
  25. Pendulum Music for Oscilloscope and Photodiodes
  26. Captain Hermano’s Mystery Box is Full of Puzzles
  27. Turn on your computer from anywhere with an Arduino Server
  28. Offset Unicycle Built Mostly from a Single Bicycle
  29. Class D Amp with an H-Bridge
  30. Robotically-Tuned Tube Radio
  31. Coffee Payment System Doesn’t Void Your Warranty
  32. DIY Thickness Sander Is Good Enough For A Guitar Shop
  33. 31st Chaos Communications Congress
  34. NeXT Cubes And LCD Monitors
  35. DIY Conveyor Gets You From Here To There
  36. Learning I2C with the Bus Pirate
  37. Hanging Monitors Keeps Your Desk Slightly Less Messy
  38. Dremel Powered Duplicating Carving Machine
  39. Pandaphone is a DIY Baby Toy
  40. Christmas Village Spin on the Weasley Clock
  41. Weird Clocks and a Two Chip Apple I
  42. Ambilight for your Piano (Hero)
  43. The Four Thousand Dollar MP3 Player
  44. Dual Porting a C64 Flash Cart
  45. RGB Bike Rim Lights
  46. Selfie-Bots Will Take Your Best Shots For You
  47. Laser-Etch Stainless with Only Plaster & Alcohol
  48. Making a Player Piano Talk MIDI
  49. Writing A Virtual Machine In Excel
  50. Student Trolls Anti-Arduino Prof With Parasite MCU
  51. What is this thing called Linux?
  52. 8-Bit Chip Rocks 16-Bit 44.1kHz Tunes
  53. Secret Attic Library Door
  54. WiFi Lamp Challenge – 5 Hour Speedrun
  55. Trinket EDC Contest Entry: Can I Borrow a Feeling?
  56. Capacitive Christmas Organ with Living Lenses of Slappable Light
  57. Accelerometers Are Actually Quite Simple
  58. Home Automation With The Amazon Echo
  59. Website Response Speedometer
  60. Fan-tastic Box Fan Computer Fan
  61. An OLED Ring for Bluetooth Notifications
  62. TRINKET EDC CONTEST DRAWING #4 RESULTS
  63. Real-Time Thermal Projection Saves Your Tastebuds from the Hot Stuff
  64. HamRadioTweets Gets the Word Out
  65. Arduino Plays White Tiles On Your Mobile Touchscreen
  66. Retrotechtacular: Pascal Got Frustrated at Tax Time, Too
  67. Ask Hackaday: Stopping The Stingray
  68. Rewritable ROM for the Mac Plus
  69. Hate Blue M&M’s? Sort Them Using the Power of an iPhone!
  70. ZX81 Emulated on an mbed
  71. Smart CPR Dummy Makes Sure you Do it Right
  72. Developing Film With Lego
  73. Micro Tesla Coil makes a Perfect Stocking Stuffer
  74. The Heathkit Mystery
  75. $50k in Components Hit the Hands of Hackaday Prize Semifinalists
  76. Green-Sweep for Your Ultrasonic Rangefinder
  77. A Year Long Time Lapse Camera
  78. Sheet Music to MIDI Converter
  79. Old-Timey MP3 Player Blends Old Styling With New Technology
  80. iRobot Releases Hackable Roomba — Without The Vacuum
  81. Hackaday Links: December 21, 2014
  82. Boxing Trainer Uses DIY Force Sensors
  83. Plug Into USB, Get a Reverse Shell
  84. RISC, Tagged Memory, and Minion Cores
  85. Beating the Skins of Oatmeal Tins
  86. World’s First Smart Snowboard Changes Music According To Your Actions
  87. Is This Power Supply Bigger Than A Bread Box? No, It Is One.
  88. Electronic Glove Detects Sign Language
  89. Santa’s Autonomous Helping Hands Let the Jolly ol’ Fellow Kick Back this Season
  90. First Ever Parts Emailed to Space
  91. Right Hand Loses Job As Head-Mouse Enters Mousing Arena
  92. DIY Bicycle Roller Helps Cure The Winter Blues
  93. One Man’s Mini Symphony of Many Strings
  94. Brother Builds “Zerg-Berg” Coffee Table Media Server – 38(!) USB Drives
  95. Arduino Thermostat Includes Vacation Mode
  96. Multiplexing Pi Cameras
  97. TRINKET EDC CONTEST ENTRY: Lazydoro
  98. Hacklet 27 – Holiday Hacks
  99. Towards the Perfect Coin Flip: The NIST Randomness Beacon
  100. Amateur Builds Super Deep Super Cheap Ocean Vehicle
  101. Yule-Inspired Tool Time With [Becky Stern]
  102. ‘Gibson Girl’ emergency beacon built from a Wind-Up Flashlight
  103. Hobbit Sword Glows Blue, Vanquishes Unprotected Wifi
  104. Touching Light with Haptic Feedback
  105. Crypto Photography and Custom Firmware
  106. Counting Transistors In The Playstation
  107. Wire Wrap 101
  108. Meme Themed Pinball Machine – Much Flipping, Y U No Win?!
  109. Towards More Interesting Instant Cameras
  110. Edge-Lit Clear Plastic Bike Combines Nighttime Riding Safety With Aurora Borealis Flair
  111. Repairing A Router Plagued By Capacitors
  112. SingLock Protects Your Valuables from Shy People
  113. Derby’s Got Legs, He Knows How to Use Them
  114. Drawing On Glow In The Dark Surfaces With Lasers
  115. Lumographic Images Created With Lens Only
  116. The Most Minimal WS2812B Driver
  117. Tiptoe Through the Tulips in No Time With Ukule-LED
  118. ESP Gets FCC and CE
  119. Trinket EDC Contest Drawing #3 Results
  120. DRM Protection Removed for… Coffee?
  121. Battery Basics – Choosing a Battery for Your Project
  122. UAV Coaxial Copter Uses Unique Drive Mechanism
  123. Retrotechtacular: Pipeline to the Arctic
  124. FPGA Ambilight Clone Packs a Ton of Features
  125. Create an Inclinometer Using a Raspberry Pi
  126. Boy Off The Grid For Years Writes GUI for DOS
  127. Using Lasers for Hair Growth
  128. DIY Video Microscope Used For Soldering SMD Parts
  129. Meet Registroid – Mutant Cash Register Music Sequencer
  130. Trinket EDC Contest Entry: Shame On You!
  131. Home Computers Behind The Iron Curtain
  132. Reverse Engineering a Robotic Arm
  133. Making A Paintball Gun from Scratch
  134. Gift Your Next Robot With the Brain of a Roundworm
  135. DIY Chicken Feed Indicator Tells You When To Feed The Chickens
  136. Taste the Rainbow One Color at a Time
  137. Hackaday Links: December 14, 2014
  138. EPROM Coffee Table
  139. Improving A Modern Instant Camera
  140. Downloading Data Through The Display
  141. Sqonkbox 55 is a Cigar Box Organ of Awesome
  142. Redlining Your CPU via Automotive Tachometer
  143. Simple and Elegant Single Digit Nixie Tube Clock
  144. 1.37″ CRT Restored by Hacklab for Miniature MAME Cabinet
  145. MIDI Keyboard with Frickin’ Laser Keys
  146. Tripping on Oscilloshrooms With an Analog Scope
  147. Logic Simulator Atanua Goes Free, Possibly Open Source
  148. 3D Printed Lenses Open Up Possibilities
  149. Sleek Desk Lamp Changes Colors Based on Sun Position
  150. USB On The Teensy 3 From The Ground Up
  151. 2014 Advent Calender of Circuits
  152. Robot Vision: Detecting Obstacles with FPGAs and line lasers
  153. A Simple Hoverboard Everyone Can Understand
  154. Reverse Engineering Capcom’s Crypto CPU
  155. We’re Hiring a Full-Time Hackaday Prize Mythical Creature
  156. Hacklet 26 – Arduino Projects
  157. Mill Warped PCB Blanks On An Uneven Bed
  158. Making MicroView Wordy
  159. Online Altair 8800 Clone Lets You Play Zork
  160. Raspberry Pi Powered Super Digital Photo Frame
  161. Quadcopter Beer Delivery System
  162. Using the Oculus Rift as a Multi-Monitor Replacement
  163. Over-engineering Ding Dong Ditch
  164. Reverse-Engineering a Game Boy Clone’s Boot ROM
  165. Fail of the Week: Teddy Top and Fourteen Fails
  166. Reverse Engineering Super Animal Cards
  167. Building a Portable Ham Radio Station
  168. The ERIC-1 Microcomputer
  169. Dead Simple Hack Allows for “Rebel” Keurig K-Cups
  170. Casting Engagement Rings (Or Other Small Metal Parts!)
  171. PeriUSBoost: A DIY USB Battery Pack
  172. Vintage Apple Keyboard Revived As Standalone Computer
  173. Yik Yak MITM Hack (Give the Dog a Bone)
  174. Reverse Engineering the Proto X Quadcopter Radio
  175. The Epoch Christmas Tree
  176. Trinket Everyday Carry Contest Drawing #2 Results
  177. Digging into the APA102 Serial LED Protocol
  178. 12 Mbps Communication Between A PC and MCU
  179. A Calculator with Free Software and Open Hardware
  180. Retrotechtacular: Supersonic Transport Initiatives
  181. Scope Noob: Microcontroller Quirks with DDS
  182. Clap On! A Breadboard
  183. Overhauling a 3-Zone Reflow Oven
  184. Ephemeral Photographs Staged with Artful Inventions
  185. An MSP430-based Automatic Fish Feeder
  186. Making T-Glase Crystal Clear
  187. EDC CONTEST ROUNDUP: Musician’s Assistant AND BitMasher!
  188. Compiling Your Own Programs For The ESP8266
  189. The Last Week Of The Mooltipass Approacheth
  190. Saving The Planet One Flush At A Time
  191. Crosswalk Pong Auf Deutschland
  192. Calculator + MSP430 + IR LED = TV Remote?
  193. Chaos Theory in Practice: Chua’s Circuit
  194. Bad Code Results in Useless Passwords
  195. Hackaday Links: December 7, 2014
  196. Kid Designs His Own Prosthetic Arm at a Summer Camp
  197. 8 Bit Message in a Digital Bottle
  198. An Expanding Wooden Table
  199. An ATtiny Boost Converter
  200. Amazon Fire TV Update Bricks Hacked Devices
  201. Raspberry PiPhone Thermostat Monitors Your Entire House — Or At Least That’s The Plan
  202. Scanning On The Cheap
  203. Cordless Drill Turned Into Bicycle-Powered Generator
  204. Chaos Computer Club (and Hackaday) Blocked By British Porn Filters
  205. Extending The Range Of An Electric Bike
  206. This Message will Self Destruct… as You Read It?
  207. Prints In Space (Said In “Pigs In Space” Voice)
  208. A Web Connected Seismometer
  209. SpoofedMe Attack Steals Accounts by Exploiting Social Login Mechanisms
  210. Computer Built into a Board Uses Only 10 Watts
  211. E-Waste Printer Looks Nice, Prints Really, Really Small
  212. HackRF Blue
  213. Hacklet 25 – ESP8266 WiFi Module Projects
  214. Making Embedded GUI’s Without Code
  215. Fixing A Multimeter’s Serial Interface
  216. Chinese Temperature/Humidity Sensor is Easily Hacked
  217. MicroDMA and LEDs
  218. Motion Through Time Painted in Light
  219. Generating Laser Cut Boxes in C
  220. Hacking PayPal Accounts With CSRF
  221. [Amazing Science’s] Simple Electric Train
  222. Flash Memory Endurance Testing
  223. Cutting Glass With CNC
  224. Serial Camera, Courtesy of the STM32F4
  225. Happy Meal Hack Produces a Google Cardboard Test
  226. Philly Fixers Guild Will Teach You How to Fish
  227. Geopolymer Concrete, Perfecting Roman Technology Today
  228. Pico-Kubik Quadruped Fits in the Palm of your Hand
  229. Scope Noob: Bridge Rectifier
  230. Fixing An NES For Good
  231. Popular Electronics Magazine Archive Online
  232. Extremely Detailed FMCW Radar Build
  233. Kentucky-Fried Induction Furnace
  234. Trinket Everyday Carry Contest Drawing #1 Results
  235. A Wooden LED Matrix Coffee Table
  236. Trinket Everyday Carry Contest Roundup: Sniffing Trinket and Portable Trollmaster 3000!
  237. Retrotechtacular: Ma Bell’s Advanced Mobile Phone Service (AMPS)
  238. Yet Another Awesome Working Prototype of a PipBoy 3000
  239. Illumination Captured in a Vacuum Jar
  240. Finding a Cheaper USB to Serial Chips
  241. 3D Printing Lock Picks
  242. $15 Car Stereo Bluetooth Upgrade
  243. Christmas Lights And Ships In A Bottle
  244. Astrophotography and Data-Analysis Sense Exoplanets
  245. A Z80 Computer With Switches And Blinkenlights
  246. Home Automation Setup Keeps You Informed
  247. 3D-Printed Clock Tells Time with Gears
  248. 3D Printing Atomic Force Microscopy
  249. Using The Second Microcontroller On An Arduino
  250. 3D Printing Without Support
  251. Hackaday Links: November 30, 2014

November 2014

  1. [Glasslinger] Builds Tiny Tubes
  2. Build Your Own Raytracing Minion
  3. Locking A Beer With A 3D Printer
  4. Transferring Audio to an AVR at 12kbps
  5. Mixer for Korg Volcas
  6. Recovering Colo(u)r from PAL Tele-recordings
  7. Micro Python Now Runs on the ESP8266 – Contributors Wanted to get Wifi Working
  8. L3D Cube Takes the Work out of Building an LED Cube
  9. The Zork Virtual Machine Implemented In Hardware
  10. ArTICam Interfaces Game Boy Camera with TI Calculators
  11. A Staple Gun, Caulking Gun, And Four-Barrel Shotgun
  12. Frappé Coffee Robot Offers Automated PIC-Me-Up
  13. Micro Word Clock
  14. Turn Cordless Tool Batteries into USB Chargers
  15. The Halfbug
  16. [Fran]’s New Project: The DSKY
  17. Ask Hackaday: What is The Future of Virtual Reality?
  18. Hacklet 24 – Raspberry Pi Projects
  19. Adding a Steady Rest to a Lathe
  20. A Breakout Board for the ESP8266-03
  21. Augmented Reality Pinball
  22. Analog Instagram
  23. Modular Multicopter Core Flies in Multiple Orientations
  24. Jaw-Dropping Atomic Clock Build
  25. Keep Tabs on Passing Jets with Pi and SDR
  26. Hackerspace Tours: Cambridge Makespace
  27. Improving the T-962 Reflow Oven
  28. HDMI Out With A Brick Game Boy
  29. Darth Vader Magic 8 Ball
  30. A 16-voice Homebrew Polyphonic Synth
  31. Custom Raspberry Pi Thermostat Controller
  32. Anthropomorphizing Microprocessors
  33. An Engineer’s Guide to Cooking the Perfect Turkey
  34. Scope Noob: Probing Alternating Current
  35. Easy and Effective Way to Measure PWM… Without a Scope!
  36. Telepresence Robot Demo Unit Breaks Free of Its Confinement
  37. Turkey Sous Vide
  38. Simple Terminal Hack is Fit For Hollywood
  39. Open Sourcing Satellite Telemetry
  40. Ray tracing on an Arduino
  41. Retrotechtacular: The Construction of Wooden Propellers
  42. Announcing The Trinket Everyday Carry Contest
  43. Hackaday Interview: [Grant Imahara]
  44. Better SPI Bus Design
  45. Enhanced Coffee Brewer Knows How Much of a Caffeine Addict You Are
  46. A UV Lightbox For Curing Prints
  47. Hacking the Crayola Digital Light Designer
  48. Chicken-powered Pendulum
  49. Simple Thermal Imager with a Lepton Module
  50. Central European Computer Collecting
  51. Direct Digital Synthesis (DDS) Explained by [Bil Herd]
  52. Fixing Ghost Touch In The OnePlus One
  53. Custom Filaments With A Filastruder
  54. Cairo Hackerspace Gets A $14 Projector
  55. A Simple Runner’s GPS Logger
  56. Hackaday Links: November 23, 2014
  57. [Sprite_TM]’s Keyboard Plays Snake
  58. Down the Rabbit Hole of STM32 Clock Options
  59. IcosaLEDron: A 20-Sided Light Up Ball
  60. Using the ESP8266 as a Web-enabled sensor
  61. Cosplaying as HAL 9000
  62. A 4-bit Computer From Discrete Transistors
  63. Doing Unsafe Things With A Laser Watch
  64. Serial Surgery Saves Wacom Tablet from Landfill
  65. Solving Arduino’s stk500_getsync() error
  66. Cloning a Board from Pictures on the Internet
  67. Five Dollar RF Controlled Light Sockets
  68. Creating a Scanning Monochromator
  69. hack.summit(); // a virtual dev conference
  70. A Modern Woodworking Workbench
  71. Upgrading a Laminator for Toner Transfer PCBs
  72. We’re Hiring
  73. 3DS Homebrew Channel and Custom Firmware
  74. Hacklet 23 – The Groove Tube
  75. Artisanal Vacuum Tubes: Hackaday Shows You How
  76. Tweet Messages from Punch Cards
  77. Speaker Cabinet Boom Box Build
  78. DIY Head Mounted Display Based On Movie Based On Stephen King Story
  79. Open-Source Laser Shooting Simulator
  80. Hello Kitty Night Light Gets Flashy Upgrades
  81. The Trompe-l’œil Menorah
  82. A USB-Controlled POV Light Stick
  83. Bluetooth Boombox for that 80s Nostalgia
  84. Automated CAD Design for Enclosures
  85. Hackerspace Tours: London Hackspace
  86. Ester, The Open Source SLS Printer
  87. A Raspberry Pi in a Game Boy Advance SP
  88. Laser-cut Album Released
  89. Push Button, Receive Bacon.
  90. Interview With A Printer
  91. Programmable Lithium Charger Shield for Arduino
  92. RTL SDR As A Spectrum Analyzer
  93. Measuring the Length of WS2812 Strips
  94. Extreme Repair of an All-in-One PC
  95. ‘Nutclough’ Circuit Board Design is Stylishly Amplified
  96. Using MIDI and Magnets to Produce Tones with Tines
  97. Hackerspace Tours: MuCCC
  98. Retrotechtacular: The (Long, Arduous) Birth of a Tank
  99. Running Debian on a Graphing Calculator
  100. Thalmic Labs Shuts Down Free Developer Access Update: It’s Back Again
  101. Harmonic Analyzer Mechanical Fourier Computer
  102. Super Smash Bros on a Calculator
  103. Because You can’t go to germany without seeing model trains
  104. Play Music on a High Voltage Keyboard
  105. Sand Cast Banana for Scale is So Metal
  106. RasPiCommPlus, An Expansion Board For Expansion Boards
  107. Ask Hackaday: Not Your Mother’s Feedback
  108. First Ever Poughkeepsie Mini Maker Faire
  109. Larson Scanner Namesake [Glen Larson] Passes Away
  110. Bridging Networks With The Flip Of A Switch
  111. Self Balancing Vehicle Inspired By Bicycles Of Yesteryear
  112. Hackaday Links: November 16, 2014
  113. The Computeum, One Of The Biggest Computer Museums in Germany
  114. An Extremely Tiny 5.8GHz FPV Transmitter
  115. The Future of the Internet of Things
  116. 100% DIY Intervalometer is 100% Awesome
  117. Bricked Raspberry Pi Displays History
  118. Running a Web Server on the ESP8266
  119. [Ben Krasnow] Shows us How a Crookes Radiometer Works
  120. Multi-target IDE for 8-Bit CPUs
  121. Complete FPV Setup for Your Drone
  122. Morse Decoder’s Lean and Sexy Search Algorithm
  123. Hiding Executable Javascript in Images That Pass Validation
  124. Electronica 2014 Wrap-Up
  125. Hand-Machined Companion Cube Can Be Destroyed and Rebuilt
  126. Powering Your F-16 With An Arduino
  127. Phoenard, A Prototyping Gadget
  128. A Z80 Micro TV Clock
  129. Photographing a Display Controller Die
  130. Surviving the Hackaday Prize Party
  131. Video Spiel Kultur
  132. Hacklet 22 – Retro Console Projects
  133. Throwing Pis into the Stratosphere
  134. The Tumblemill: Homemade CNC Milling
  135. The Hackaday Prize Judge’s Recap
  136. CircuitHub Launches Group Buy Crowdsourcing Campaigns
  137. Programming an Arduino over WiFi with the ESP8266
  138. SatNOGS Wins the 2014 Hackaday Prize
  139. Hacking a $20 WiFi Smart Plug
  140. Hackaday Prize Awards Ceremony Live Stream
  141. Hacking Werkstatts and Other Workshops
  142. Starry Walkway In the Netherlands Lights Up the Night
  143. Extreme Repair of a Burnt PCB
  144. T Minus Several Hours Until The Hackaday Prize
  145. Surfing Around on a Self-Balancing Cloud
  146. An External Autofocus for DSLRs
  147. How To Get 50 More Zed From Your Rigol DS1054Z
  148. $2 FM Transmitter for Raspberry Pi
  149. Protocol Snooping Digital Audio
  150. Nothing’s as Vain as a Phone Taking a Selfie of Itself… with Itself
  151. Hackaday Prize Judge Elecia White Writes Tell-All Blog Post
  152. Transmitting Data Long-Distance with Morse Code
  153. 2.5kW of Beverage-Cooling Awesomeness
  154. “Stomach Shot” Halloween Costume
  155. How to Backup and Restore Your IP Camera Firmware
  156. Retrotechtacular: How to Teletypewriter
  157. Hackaday Printing Press Upgrade
  158. An Interview with Tesla Battery Hacker [wk057]
  159. Tiny R/C P-51D Mustang Tips the Scales at 3 Grams
  160. Test Your Signal with the WiFi Cup
  161. Forkless Motorcycle Tears up the Track
  162. Seeing The World Through Depth Sensing Cameras
  163. Teensys and Old Synth Chips, Together At Last
  164. Wax Motors Add Motion to Your Projects
  165. Hackaday Prize Finalist: An Un-noodly Spectrometer
  166. Accurately Measuring Electrical Conductivity
  167. RFToy Makes Wireless Projects Easier
  168. Developed on Hackaday: $50k Reached in a Week!
  169. An MSP430 Clone of the Canon RC-1 Remote
  170. The Raspberry Pi Model A+
  171. Hackaday Links: November 9, 2014
  172. Solar Powered Circuit Waters Your Plants
  173. Deck the Halls with a Raspberry Pi Controlled Christmas Tree
  174. Mobile Planter Chases the Sun
  175. Monitor Shield Leaves No Pin Unused
  176. Interactive Sound with Glove and Tape
  177. Breadboarding a 68000 Computer in Under a Week
  178. Tesla Truck Wants to Bring The Makerspace To The Children
  179. Using Tetris Like MS Paint
  180. Dog Tracker Knows Where the Dirt is
  181. Nanobots Swim like Scallops in Non-Newtonian Fluids
  182. Adding a Battery Gauge to a Project With Zero Parts
  183. Ask Hackaday: Why Don’t We Have Flexible Displays Yet?
  184. Talking Tactile 3D Prints
  185. Triple Sensor Mailbox Alert Really Delivers
  186. Medical Tricorder Mark I
  187. The KIM-1 Computer Minified
  188. Hackaday’s Most Excellent Munich Adventure
  189. Printing In Metal with a MIG Welder
  190. Hackaday Prize Finalist: A Network of Satellite Ground Stations
  191. Echo, the First Useful Home Computer Intelligence?
  192. Make a Capacitive Clothespin Keyboard for Your iPad
  193. DIY Plotter Strives For Cheapest CNC Machine Title
  194. Fox Hunting with a Raspberry Pi
  195. Using Router SoCs as WiFi Modules (Yet Again)
  196. Nixies and Raspis for a Modern Vintage Calculator
  197. How a Real 3D Display Works
  198. Battery Shield Mounts Underneath The Arduino
  199. Very Large Touchpads for Very Old Computers
  200. 3D Printed Drone Follows the Leader
  201. Redesigned Bike Light Controller
  202. Recording Time Lapse of Endangered Reptiles Hatching
  203. Create a Buzz with the Mini Electric Ukulele
  204. Next Week in NYC: How the Age of Machine Consciousness is Transforming Our Lives
  205. Light Up Component Bins and a Manual Pick and Place
  206. A Development Board for the ESP8266
  207. Hackaday Prize Finalist: A Portable SDR
  208. Reinventing the Wheel Makes for a Better Wheel…
  209. Atari Video Game Burial Hits Ebay
  210. Ultra-powerful Pneumatic Hand Dryer
  211. Using a Headphone Jack as a UART
  212. SDR: Satellite Death Receiver
  213. A Tiny Arcade Machine With Tinier Buttons
  214. Retrotechtacular: The Jet Story
  215. Developed on Hackaday: Crowd- funding Campaign Start!
  216. Controlling a Block Camera with an RC Transmitter
  217. A Custom Control Surface for Audio/Video Editing
  218. Checking Email With The ESP8266
  219. Low-Voltage Tube Amp is Great for Beginners
  220. Stereo Vision and Depth Mapping with Two Raspi Camera Modules
  221. Hackaday’s 48-Hour Tokyo Speedrun
  222. The Tale of Two Wearable Game Boys
  223. The Hackaday Prize: The Hacker Behind The First Tricorder
  224. iPhone-Controlled Daft Punk Helmet
  225. A Full IP Webcam With a Raspberry Pi
  226. Discovering the Protocol in a USB VoIP Phone
  227. A Watercooled Headlamp, Because Why Not?
  228. Hackaday Links: November 2, 2014
  229. Using Cell Phone Screens with any HDMI Interface
  230. Inexpensive AVR Programmer Made From Five Components
  231. An ESP8266 Based Smartmeter
  232. Turning the Raspberry into a CAD Workstation
  233. A Remote Control, Swing Wing F-14
  234. Delicious Dash Pi Driving Data
  235. Making a Speaker with Resin, Magnets, and Wire
  236. Which Way Are We Going? Concepts Behind Rotary Encoders
  237. Arietta G25 Has Us Wondering Where ARM Boards are Going
  238. The Platinum Catalyst Use in a Vintage Lighter
  239. Fixing Faulty But Genuine Apple Power Adapters
  240. Finding Meteors, Satellites, and Star Trails with a Raspberry Pi
  241. Gearshift Display for a Rally Car
  242. Halloween Hack Night at Pololu
  243. The R2D2-‘O-Lantern Reddit Doesn’t Want You To See

October 2014

  1. Scare off Squirrels and Tweet about It with the Jack-O’-Lantern Warning System
  2. Reverse Engineering the D-Link WPS Pin Algorithm
  3. Hacklet 21 – Halloween Hacks Part 2
  4. Dual-mode Avalanche and RF Random Number Generator
  5. Raspberry Pi Brings New Life to Some Old Dinosaurs
  6. A Better Anonabox with the Beaglebone Black
  7. Push Button, Receive Candy (or Death)
  8. Improving the Parallax Propeller in an FPGA
  9. Flaming Jack-o’-lanterns Light up the Night
  10. Piezo Vacuum Pump for Lightweight Pick and Place
  11. Hackaday Munich: DJ Muallem, Workshop Info, and More
  12. Reverse Engineering a Blu-ray Drive for Laser Graffiti
  13. Developed on Hackaday: The Answer is Below
  14. A Graphics Card for a Homebrew Computer
  15. Bluetooth-Enabled Danger Sign for Lab
  16. Espruino Pico, Javascript on a USB Stick
  17. From Nerf Gun to RF Cannon: Building a Movie Prop
  18. The Hackaday Prize: Interview With A ChipWhisperer
  19. Nikes With Power Laces, Just in Time for Next Year
  20. DIY FPV Goggles Born From Necessity of Cheapness
  21. A Pair of Projects to Scare the Trick-or-Treaters
  22. Water Softener Level Detector Keeps You Out Of Trouble With Wife
  23. A Proof of Concept Flash Cart for the WonderSwan
  24. This Home-Made 6-Axis Robotic Arm is Quite the Looker
  25. Make Flexible PCBs with Your 3D Printer
  26. Retrotechtacular: Fire Control Computers in Navy Ships
  27. New to the Store: Bulbdial Clock and Free Shipping Option
  28. Adventures in Hackerspacing: GA Tech’s Invention Studio
  29. SAINTCON Badge (Badge Hacking for Mortals)
  30. Restoring A PDP-10 Console Panel
  31. Flying Wing Project uses 3D Printing to Reach New Heights
  32. Hybrid 50cc Ultracapacitor Scooter
  33. 8×8 LED Arrays Make for one Creepy Animated Pumpkin
  34. Who Will Win the Hackaday Prize? Judging Begins Tonight
  35. Simple POV Bike Effects with WS2811 Strips
  36. Ask Hackaday: Sequences of Sequences
  37. The Solution to the 10th Anniversary Code
  38. The Proto BuildBar is Exactly What it Sounds Like, and it Sounds Awesome
  39. Self Replicating Skateboard…. What?!?!?
  40. Star Gate LED Clock Has Plenty of Pizazz
  41. Hackaday Links: BSAPEDWLOVKTUB.YBKAB
  42. Super Smash Bros Gets a Revamp with the Microsoft Kinect
  43. The ChronodeVFD Wristwatch
  44. Mobile Soldering Workstation Sets Up Quickly, Lets You Get To Work
  45. Simple LED Project to Spice Up Your Halloween Party
  46. Walkman-esque Human Interface Device
  47. Meet J-Deite Quarter, the 4-Foot-Tall Transformer
  48. [Mehdi’s] Shocking Stun Gun Tutorial
  49. Capacitive Garage Door Opener Hides Behind Your Dash
  50. Using Kinect To Play Super Mario Bros 3 On NES Ensures Quick Death
  51. [Harrison Krix’s] Marriott Chariot
  52. A Compact Underwater Vehicle: The Nanoseeker
  53. An SDK for the ESP8266 WiFi Chip
  54. Use a Cheap PIN Diode as a Geiger Counter
  55. FlowPaw, the Bear Paw of Electronics Education
  56. Using Excel to Watch Movies at Work
  57. STEAM Carnival Hacker Preview Day
  58. Dottie the Flip Dot Clock
  59. Hacklet 20 – Halloween Hacks
  60. FTDI Screws Up, Backs Down
  61. Building A Magnetic Levitating Quadcopter
  62. HuddleLamp turns Multiple Tablets into Single Desktop
  63. A Complete C64 System, Emulated on an STM32
  64. Build a Better Something During the Deconstruction 2014
  65. Another Internet of Things Board (But This One Has Lisp)
  66. I Love the Smell of Rocket Candy in the Morning
  67. Destroy your Volkswagen Touch Adapter for Bluetooth’s Sake
  68. Fail of the Week: Project Frosty Mug is Merely Chilly
  69. Turning the DEFCON Badge Into a Bitcoin Miner
  70. Hackaday Retro Edition: A 286 on the Internet
  71. Now Let’s See The World’s Largest Arduino
  72. How To Reverse Engineer, Featuring the Rigol DS1054Z
  73. What’s Next on the Raspberry Pi Front
  74. Giving Life to an Undead Baby Doll
  75. Watch That Windows Update: FTDI Drivers Are Killing Fake Chips
  76. Function Generator with Zero CPU Cycles
  77. Baby Quadruped Robot, Learning To Walk
  78. Cassette Tape Hack Turns Scratching into Sliding
  79. Ceci N’est Pas Une Clock
  80. Digital Data from a Cheap Power Meter
  81. Take Your Samples for a Spin with the RWXBioFuge
  82. Retrotechtacular: Blue Collar, Red Nightmare
  83. The Hoverboard You Can Build At Home
  84. Carvey, the CNC Machine for Everyone
  85. Thinkpad 701c: Reverse Engineering a Retro Processor Upgrade
  86. What Is This, A Microcontroller Board For Ants?
  87. Controlling a Flip-Disc Display Using Android
  88. Solid State Tesla Coil Plays Music
  89. Your New Winter Hat Should Express Your Brain Waves Like a Neon Sign… Just Saying
  90. The Internet of Things Chip Gets a New Spectrum
  91. Hackaday Munich Speaker: Sprite_TM
  92. Think Before You Measure – Old Test Gear and Why It Is Awesome
  93. A Single Pixel, Color Digital Camera
  94. Electric Bubblegum Board
  95. High Altitude Balloon Keeps Going
  96. Shocking Idea: Prank Stun Baton
  97. Hackaday Links: October 19, 2014
  98. Using the Wrong Screw: A Painful Lesson in iPhone Repair
  99. Robot Arm You Can Build At Home
  100. Delving Into the Design and Manufacture of a Keyboard
  101. Playing Doom (Poorly) on a VoCore
  102. DIY Vacuum Former On The Cheap
  103. Replacing the Lead in a Motorcycle Battery with Supercaps
  104. The Network of 1-Wire Devices
  105. This Analog Cambot Plays Outside the Lines
  106. The Economics of Fuzz Testing with the Intel Edison
  107. Don’t You Just Love Comic Sans?
  108. This Message Will Self-Destruct in 5 Seconds
  109. Creating a 2D Film with 3D Printed Frames
  110. Reverse Engineering a Bathroom Scale for Automated Weight Tracking
  111. 3D Printing Goes Hand in Hand with Iron Man Inspired Prosthetic
  112. Open-Source Water Quality Tester
  113. Guitar Pedal Hack via Manufacturer’s Shortcut
  114. Anonabox: How To Fail Horribly at Kickstarter
  115. Hacklet 19 – Ham Radio
  116. Introducing the F*Watch, a Fully Open Electronic Watch
  117. Detect Cosmic Rays with Your Smartphone Using CRAYFIS
  118. Electronic Dice Replaces Human Influence
  119. The DIY Open Crank Engine Moped
  120. Controlling a Quadcopter with Gestures
  121. Kickstarter Monitor Will Brighten Your Day
  122. Microbial Fuel Cell with a Side of Betta Fish
  123. Game Tin: Handheld Games with no Batteries
  124. Fail of the Week: [Chris] vs. The Gorn
  125. Hackaday Munich — Get Your Ticket Now!
  126. Robotic Terminator Teddy Will Protect You While You Sleep
  127. Goldilocks Climate Box Keeps Lager Fermentation Environment Just Right
  128. Palatable Pallet Procurement Procedures
  129. The Joys Of Shipping From China
  130. Remote Control for an Elevator
  131. Ask Hackaday: What Are Invariant Representations?
  132. New to the Store: Teensy 3.1
  133. Reverse Engineering Altium Files
  134. [Peter] and the Amazing Technicolor Phone Wire Bracelet
  135. Digital “Crystal” Breathes New Life into Old Radio
  136. Margarita Drip Infuser Ensures a Perfect Mix
  137. Homer Robot Ensures You Don’t Miss An Episode
  138. DIY Auto Fish Feeder Feeds Fish Automatically
  139. TwoBitCircus: The Business of Building Interactive Entertainment
  140. Retrotechtacular: Core Competencies
  141. A Clever Cardboard Computer
  142. New Brain for an Old Washing Machine
  143. Introducing USB Armory, a Flash Drive Sized Computer
  144. Your Halloween Costume May Be Cool, But It’s Not Laser-Cut Cardboard Vintage Airplane Cool
  145. Writing a Message in Hypnotizing Style
  146. 3D Printing Models From Computer Games
  147. UC Davis Researchers Use Light to Erase Memories in Genetically Altered Mice
  148. Announcing the Five Finalists for The Hackaday Prize
  149. BORAT: Bathroom Monitor for the Future
  150. Mooltipass Installation Process is Now Dead Simple
  151. Robotic Farms Invade Urban Landscapes
  152. Mechanical Bird Actually Flies by Flapping its Wings
  153. Custom Video Streaming Box
  154. Hackaday Links: October 12, 2014
  155. PCB Toner Transfer Method, Now Without The Transfer
  156. Ghost Gunner Machines Your AR-15
  157. Bench Top Drill Press Converted To Milling Machine, Mounted To Lathe
  158. A Simple Floppy Music Controller
  159. College Dorm Transforms into High Tech Office
  160. Build Your Own Stand Alone Web Radio
  161. Mutant Kitchen TV Computer
  162. Keep an Eye on Your Fermenting Beer with BrewMonitor
  163. Toaster Oven Reflow Controllers
  164. PCB Drill Press Gets a Microscopic Upgrade
  165. Hackaday 10th Anniversary: Wrap-up
  166. Timelapse Photography on an Android-Powered Dolly
  167. Home Automation with a Custom Wireless Sensor Network
  168. MacGyvered Optoisolator is a Great Introduction
  169. Ask Hackaday: Who is Going to Build This Pneumatic Transmission Thing?
  170. 10th Anniversary Trinket Pro Now in the Hackaday Store
  171. A Mobile Radio Power Controller
  172. Hackaday 10th Anniversary: Jon McPhalen and the Propeller
  173. Hacklet 18 – Tick Tock, it’s Time for Clocks
  174. Beverly-Crusher, the Greatest Name for an Audio Effect
  175. A PC Engine to TurboGrafx-16 Converter
  176. The Cassette MP3 Player
  177. Toddler Jukebox Requires No Quarters or Button Mashing
  178. The Triple Delta Robot Arm (and Leg)
  179. Paper Plane Folding Machine Gun is a Mechanical Marvel
  180. Hackaday 10th Anniversary: Hacking Your Way To NASA
  181. Fail of the Week: Transparent Circuit Design is Clearly a Challenge
  182. Delta Coffee-Brewing Bot
  183. Laser Dog Goggles Make Halloween a Nice Night for a Walk
  184. Scrobby’s on Your Roof, Cleaning Your Solar Panels
  185. EEVblog Tears into the White Van Speaker Scam
  186. Reverse Engineering Star Wars: Yoda Stories
  187. Hackaday 10th Anniversary: Demoscenes and Blink(1)
  188. Photography Rig Captures Holy Grail Shots
  189. Brushless Motor Controller Shield for Arduino
  190. Using a Standard Coil for NFC Tag Implant Reading
  191. Acoustic Impulse Marker Tracks Sounds With a Pencil
  192. The Effects are IN the Guitar? It’s so Simple…
  193. 120 Node Rasperry Pi Cluster for Website Testing
  194. PrintBot Prints On The Ground, Uses Talcum Powder
  195. Retrotechtacular: The Future’s So Bright, We’re Gonna Need Photochromic Windowpanes
  196. Hackaday 10th Anniversary: Non-Binary Computing
  197. Internet-Connected TI-84
  198. CNC Router Converted To 3D Printer
  199. Dusty Junk-bin Downconverter Receives FM on an AM Radio
  200. An MSP430 Flash Emulation Tool From an MSP430
  201. Twittering Chicken Coops, Batman!
  202. Quadrotor Pod Racing
  203. 4 Axis CNC Foam Cutter Sports A Unistrut Frame
  204. Hackaday 10th Anniversary: [1o57] and the Art of Encryption
  205. Winning Game-App Contests with Computer Vision
  206. CP/M Source Code Released
  207. Web Browser Pushes Arduino’s Limits
  208. BadUSB Means We’re All Screwed
  209. Hackaday Links: October 5th, 2014
  210. Hackaday 10th Anniversary: Quinn Dunki and Veronica
  211. Bed Leveling with a Solenoid Actuator
  212. Illumaphone Uses Light To Make Music
  213. Arduino Drink Dispenser Turns Quarters into Liquid Courage
  214. Feed That Shoulder Boom Box with a Wrist Tune Transmitter
  215. Your Living Room Becomes Next Mario Kart Course
  216. DIY Camera Stabilizer Takes The Shakes Out Of Filming
  217. Supercapacitors for the Raspberry Pi
  218. Hackaday 10th Anniversary Update
  219. Building a Retro Computer that Never Existed
  220. The ESP8266 Becomes a Terrible Browser
  221. Split Flap Display: If You Can’t Find It, Built It
  222. The Teensy Becomes an MPC
  223. Camera Mod Lets this Raspberry Pi Shoot in Different Spectrums
  224. Perceiving Invisible Forces with an EMF-Detecting Dress
  225. Robotic Octopus to Take Over the Seas
  226. Art from Brainwaves, Antifreeze, and Ferrofluid
  227. Share Your Hackaday Story as we Celebrate 10 Great Years
  228. Trek to Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories
  229. Interacting with Virtual Reality Brings us Even Closer to a Real Holodeck
  230. Joule Thief Steals Power for a Clock
  231. Transformer Inductive Coupling Simulation is SFW
  232. Auto Bike Light: On When Moving Off When Not
  233. Even More Power Wheels Racers
  234. Simple Photo Flash Trigger for Water Balloon Photography
  235. Fail of the Week: Sonar Submersibility Sealing
  236. Get Ready for Hackaday Munich by Attending Make Munich
  237. THP Hacker Bio: Neil Jansen
  238. Unjettisoned Inkjet Turned Tumbler
  239. GCC for the ESP8266 WiFi Module
  240. Invisibility Achieved with a Few Clever Focal Points
  241. Using the Boxee Remote With A PC
  242. Console Controllers for JAMMA Boards
  243. Ask Hackaday: Help NASA With Their High Altitude Problem
  244. Sine Waves, Squares Waves, and the Occasional FFT
  245. Unreal Line-up and Live Stream of Hackaday’s 10th
  246. Developed on Hackaday: Sometimes, All You Need Is a Few Flags
  247. Minicut2d and Omniwheel Robot
  248. Reverse Engineering a Wireless Studio Lighting Remote
  249. The Chibi-Mikuvan, or a Power Wheels with a Ford Fusion Battery
  250. Pain Machine Brings Pleasure, Too

September 2014

  1. Add CNC to your…Propane Tank??!?
  2. The Teensy Audio Library
  3. Retrotechtacular: The First Atlas Launch
  4. Atmel and Arduino Announce Wi-Fi Shield 101 at World Maker Faire
  5. 3D Printing of Parameterized Speaker Enclosures
  6. Finding a Shell in a Bose SoundTouch
  7. Multi Input IR Remote Control Repeater
  8. Internet of Things Refrigerator Alarm
  9. Mining Bitcoins with Pencil and Paper
  10. Very Dumb Security For a WiFi Thermostat
  11. Content Centric Networking and a tour of (Xerox) PARC
  12. A Nixie Clock with Neon Bulb Logic
  13. Adding a Digital Back to a Sweet Old Camera
  14. The LPT DAC
  15. Sound Isolation Box Makes Living Room Based CNC Routing Tolerable
  16. THP Semifinalist: OSHWatch
  17. Hackaday Links: September 28, 2014
  18. Ardubracelet Lets you Play Tetris on your Wrist!
  19. Arduino Translates Signals Between Steering Wheel Buttons and Aftermarket Head Unit
  20. Digital Decade Resistance Box on the Cheap
  21. Prototype LED Light Suit runs off of a NES Power Glove
  22. THP Semifinalist: Solar Energy System
  23. Voltset Multimeters at World Maker Faire
  24. ‘Duinos and VR Environments
  25. Basement Wood-Drying Kiln
  26. A 1920’s Doorbell is Upgraded with 2010’s Technology
  27. WirePrint is a Physical ‘Print Preview’ for 3D Printers
  28. Automated Watering System Uses Neat DIY Water Valve
  29. THP Semifinalist: A Robotic Lawn Mower
  30. Third Person Skydiving
  31. A Description of Maddening Battery Terminology
  32. Reanimating a Philips HDD 1420 MP3 Player
  33. ESP8266 Distance Testing
  34. Bring A Hack at World Maker Faire 2014
  35. Countdown to Finals
  36. Hacklet 17 – Keyboards
  37. We’re at Maker Faire Atlanta, Oct 4-5
  38. Starting to Wrap Up Maker Faire
  39. A Very Bright LED Jacket
  40. THP Semifinalist: NSA Away
  41. Running Golang on the Intel Edison
  42. A Wrist-Mounted Flamethrower? Sure, Why Not?
  43. Exposed Clock is Flippin’ Cool
  44. Thermal Printer Brain Transplant is Two Hacks in One
  45. THP Semifinalist: B10N1C Yourself
  46. Speakers at Hackaday’s 10th Anniversary
  47. Fail of the Week: Battery Packin’
  48. Cheap Multimeter Gauges Embedded Idle Time
  49. Digital Caliper Sacrificed For DRO Project
  50. THP Semifinalist: A Continuous Wave Radar
  51. Apollo, the Everything Board
  52. The TinyG Motion Controller
  53. EM Pulser Flings Washers, Side Effects May Include Curing Cancer or Death
  54. Hackerspace Tours: Omaha Maker Group
  55. Pick and Place Machines at Maker Faire
  56. Lamp Comes to Life with Ultrasonic Sensors
  57. CircuitMaker from Altium
  58. The Thurber Feeder 5000 Helps to Slow Fido Down
  59. Push-Button Degaussing for an Arcade CRT
  60. 43oh.com Wasn’t Next To The Texas Instruments Booth
  61. Making an Inductor Saturation Current Tester
  62. Bluetooth Thingies at Maker Faire
  63. Retrotechtacular: The Diesel Story
  64. A Folding Laser Cutter
  65. THP Semifinalist: Honeybee Hive Monitoring
  66. Choreographed Iron Dust Dances to the Beat
  67. World’s Largest “Nixie” Clock at World Maker Faire
  68. Topsy Turvy Clock Tells Confusing Time
  69. Freescale and Texas Instruments Goodies and World Maker Faire
  70. Scripting Debug Sessions: Python for GDB Remote Serial Protocol
  71. Lulzbot & Lime Green Begonias
  72. Cryogenic Machining: Custom Rubber Parts
  73. THP Semifinalist: NoteOn Smartpen
  74. A Water Activated Flashlight?
  75. A Li-ion Battery Charging Guide
  76. Hackaday Links: September 21, 2014
  77. Ask Hackaday: How Would You Build a Clock Clock?
  78. Flite Test at NYC Maker Faire
  79. RGB Video Input Hack is a Master Hack for CRT Televisions
  80. THP Semifinalist: A Haptic Vest With 48 Vibration Motors
  81. A Professional Spot Welder Made out of a Microwave Transformer
  82. Open Source Hackable Robot
  83. THP Semifinalist: Cheap Satellite Transponder
  84. Low-Level Computing with Entry-Level Difficulty: DUO Light
  85. NYC Maker Faire: The Logistics of Manufacturing Pentagons
  86. Munich: Help Plan Hackaday’s First European Event
  87. PSP Lithium Hack Could Be Called the Franken-Cell
  88. NYC MakerFaire: A Really, Really Big Printer
  89. Vector Laser Projector is a Lesson in Design Processes
  90. Auto-Balancing Gimbal Keeps your Coffee from Spilling
  91. Stepping Through Code on a Pace 4000 Set Top Box
  92. Hacklet 16 – Terrific Telepresence Technology
  93. Finally, a Hamster Wheel for the Rest of Us
  94. Experience the “Farmer’s Market” of Vintage Electronics
  95. Using Facebook Ads to Prank your Friends
  96. THP Semifinalist: Farmbot
  97. Secret Door Is Now Not So Secret
  98. [Sprite_TM] Puts Linux in a Clock Radio
  99. DIY Magnetic Stirrer Looks Professional
  100. Sweet Stepper of [Jeremy]’s Rocks Out with its Box Out
  101. Building a Vector Monitor Controller
  102. 3D Printer Gets Wheels, Leaves Trail Of Plastic Boxes
  103. Fail of the Week: Robotic 1950 Mercury Boogies, Won’t Come Back From Dead Man’s Curve
  104. A DIY MIDI Wind Controller
  105. THP Hacker Bio: IamTeknik
  106. Using a Theremin for Medical Applications
  107. A Proof of Concept Project for the ESP8266
  108. The First Annual Omaha Mini Maker Faire Was Definitely Something to Write Home About
  109. Hackaday’s 10th: The Celebration is Imminent
  110. Rotor DR1 and Collaborative Development
  111. The Spooky Nature of Electromagnetic Radiation
  112. The Abovemarine
  113. THP Quarterfinalist: WALLTECH Smartwatch
  114. Watch Out Artists, Robots Take Your Job Next
  115. USB to DB25 Adapter Uses GRBL For Parallel Port CNC Communication
  116. Build Your Own Retrocomputer with Modern Chips
  117. A 3D Printed Peristaltic Pump
  118. We’re At Maker Faire This Weekend
  119. Retrotechtacular: The CURTA Mechanical Calculator
  120. THP Quarterfinalist: 3GHz Spectrum Analyzer
  121. Developed on Hackaday: Mooltipass Arduino Shields Compatibility
  122. Repent! The Church of Robotron Accepts All!
  123. MIT’s Robotic Cheetah is Getting Even Scarier
  124. Hacking a Pogoplug into a $20 PBX
  125. The Hackaday Prize Semifinalist Update
  126. Low Cost Lab Frequency Reference
  127. Afroman Demonstrates Boost Converters
  128. 30 Years later TED finds his voice: A Commodore Story Part II
  129. An Electric Arc Printer for Rapid 3D Prototyping
  130. The Queercon 11 Badge
  131. LEDs Turn This Paper Map into a Tram Tracker
  132. Lantern Made In Preparation of Zombie Apocalypse
  133. DIY CNC Dust Collection
  134. Hackaday Links, September 14, 2014
  135. Raiders of the Lost ROM
  136. Inductive Charger Mod Allows for Non-Stop Wireless Rocking
  137. DIY Bike Brake Light And Turn Signals
  138. THP Quarterfinalist: Hypoglycaemia
  139. Persistence of Vision Clock on a Propeller
  140. Energia on the CC3200
  141. THP Hacker Bio: AKA
  142. Tesla Model S Battery Teardown
  143. Sweet Guitar Practice Amp is a Literal Work Of Art
  144. Volumetric Circuits
  145. Homemade E-Cigarette Vaporizer
  146. A Breakout Board for a Flir Lepton
  147. An RV Converted into a Spaceship Simulator
  148. Controlling a Point and Shoot With Bluetooth
  149. The “Unstealable” Transformer Bike
  150. City Lights Telling Stories
  151. The FrankenCamera: Digitizing Old School Film into Something New
  152. Hacklet 15 – Arcade Fire
  153. Pro-Quality Pickup Winder You Can Make At Home
  154. THP Hacker Bio: Felix Rusu
  155. Rotating Plants for Time-Lapse Purposes
  156. Extrinsic Motivation: And You Thought Inverted Pendulums Were Hard
  157. Global Radiation Monitoring Network Update
  158. Changing Poi Colors Based on Speed and Velocity
  159. Homemade Omnidirectional Speakers in a Unique Enclosure
  160. Fail of the Week: This Inanimate Titanium Rod
  161. Antique Case for Custom File Server
  162. THP Quarterfinalist: Low-Cost Solid State Cosmic Ray Observatory
  163. Re-Using The LCD & Button Assembly From A Broken Inkjet Printer
  164. The Walking Dead Survival Box for the Zombie Apocalypse
  165. THP Hacker Bio: Peter McCloud
  166. Driving WS2812B Pixels, With DMA Based SPI
  167. Hands On with the Intel Edison
  168. The Hackaday Store Lives Again!
  169. Dude, Where’s My Car?
  170. Biofeedback Flowers at Burning Man
  171. Raspberry Pi Gets VGA, Dual Screen Support
  172. HackerSpace Monitor Monitors Hackerspace Environment
  173. DIY Powder Coating Oven Gets Things Cooking
  174. Mood Lighting with LEDs and an Arduino
  175. Retrotechtacular: There’s More Than One Way to Escape a Submarine
  176. A T-Shirt at Amalthea
  177. Intel Releases Edison, a Computer Slightly Larger Than an SD Card
  178. Welcome to the Old School: Restoring Antique Radios
  179. THP Hacker Bio: John Costik
  180. Adding I/O to the Rasberry Pi Models A & B
  181. A Detailed Look at the 7805 Voltage Regulator
  182. Unbricking a BluRay Drive
  183. A Tale of Two Ring Boxes
  184. Upgrading the Battery In a Wrist PDA
  185. 1991
  186. End Table Kegerator Hides the Tap when You’re Not Looking
  187. THP Semifinalist: Stubby, the Adorable Hexapod
  188. Tracking Footballs with Magnetic Fields
  189. Infrared-controlled Light Switch
  190. Let the Bass Cannon Kick It!!
  191. Hackaday Links: September 7, 2014
  192. AirLegs Augment Your Cardio by 10%
  193. A Little Lubricant Goes A Long Way…. With Your CNC Machine
  194. THP Hacker Bio: Michael R Colton
  195. More WiFi Modules for IoT Madness
  196. Building the World’s Smallest Thermal Camera
  197. Tasting Music, with a Side of Meatballs
  198. 3D Printing a Daft Punk Helmet
  199. Finally, A Working Jet Pack
  200. Environmental Sound Detectors
  201. THP Semifinalist: Secure Your Internets with Web Security Everywhere
  202. The Current State of ESP8266 Development
  203. Arduino Powered Digital Kaleidoscope
  204. Welcome to the Garage of the Future
  205. An Obsessively Thorough Battery (and more) Showdown
  206. Controlling a Hot Plate’s Temperature for the Lab
  207. The Reason Dead Batteries Bounce
  208. Celebrate Hackaday’s 10th Anniversary: October 4th in Pasadena
  209. Hacklet 14 – Hacks Around the House
  210. Unlock on LAN Apartment Security
  211. radioshack phone dialer – red box
  212. DIY UV Lamp Is the Cure for Nails and More
  213. THP Hacker Bio: Rusty Jehangir
  214. Virtual Reality Expands Into the World of Rollercoasters with ‘The Augmented Thrill Ride Project’
  215. Master Clock Keeps Time for All Other Clocks
  216. Many Gave Their Lives For This Cargo Bike To Be Re-Born
  217. Levitating Speaker Plays Back Eerie Recordings
  218. Scribble and the Failings of Tech Journalism
  219. Ping Pong For The IT Office
  220. Ask Hackaday: Who Wants An All DC House?
  221. Extrinsic Motivation: An Open, Modular Effects Pedal
  222. Tricking Tinder With A 3D Printed Finger
  223. THP Semifinalist: The Moteino
  224. Goliath And The Rough Road To Space
  225. Retrotechtacular: Time For Coffee
  226. [Ben Krasnow] Hacks a Scanning Electron Microscope
  227. Extrinsic Motivation: BASIC For Bluetooth
  228. Soundwave Tunes Up Your Portable Workbench
  229. Arduino-Powered Alarm System Has All The Bells And Whistles
  230. Homemade Portable Gold Mining Trommel
  231. GPS Tracker Tracks Your Stolen Bike
  232. THP Semifinalist: Autonomous Recharging For Multirotors
  233. Rigging Your 3D Models In The Real-World
  234. 30 Years later TED finds his voice: A Commodore Story Part I
  235. Developed On Hackaday: Chrome/Firefox Apps/Extensions Developers Needed
  236. Extrinsic Motivation: P = NP If You Have A Time Machine
  237. Gaining Access to the Oculus Developer Database
  238. Homemade Activity Monitor
  239. Update: 3D Printed Concrete Castle Completed
  240. THP Semifinalist: The Medicycle
  241. Hydropower from a Washing Mashine
  242. Extrinsic Motivation: Smart Antenna Tracker for R/C Aircraft
  243. A Peach of a Homemade Parts Tumbler
  244. Hackaday Retro Edition: 386 Compaqs
  245. Arduino-based LED Wedding Lights
  246. Baby’s Room Gets a Palace with this CNC Castle Decoration

August 2014

  1. Hackaday Links: August 30, 2014
  2. Flying a Drone with an Oculus Rift
  3. A Remote Controlled, Fully Functional, Steam Powered Tank
  4. Green Light Your Commute with America’s Unsecured Traffic Lights
  5. THP Semifinalist: fNIR Brain Imager
  6. Homemade Triple Monitor Mount Looks Professionally Made
  7. Proximity Sensing LEDs Can Add a New Dynamic To Your Projects
  8. WiFi Raspberry Pi Touchscreen Camera
  9. Rapid Fire Mod For A Wireless Mouse
  10. THP Semifinalist: Retro Populator, A Pick And Place Retrofit For A 3D Printer
  11. Homemade Superhero: [James’] DIY Exoskeleton
  12. Voices From the Past: Recovering Audio From Wire Recordings
  13. Extrinsic Motivation: Off-grid Solar System Monitoring Solution
  14. Purely Mechanical Display Uses 804 Balls To Create a Kinetic Display
  15. 3D Printed Bump Keys
  16. The ChalkJET: An Ink Jet Printer For The Streets
  17. Google[x]’s Project Wing
  18. THP Semifinalist: Level, The Ultrawideband Radio Module
  19. Hacklet #13 – Chopper Royalty
  20. Bit-banging Ethernet On An ATTiny85
  21. Extrinsic Motivation: Daisy Kite Airborne Wind Turbine
  22. The Pac-Man Bus Stop For Gamers at Heart
  23. LED Light Staffs for the Ultimate Portable Rave
  24. Make Your Own Mac Pi For Some Desktop Nostalgia
  25. THP Semifinalist: Theta Printer
  26. Stupid Security In A Security System
  27. Droning On: Maiden Flights
  28. 800 inches per minute at 0.00025″ Resolution
  29. Extrinsic Motivation: Integrated Room Sunrise Simulator
  30. Reverse Engineering A Huge LED Display
  31. 3D Printing a Beautiful Prosthetic Hand for a Stranger
  32. Homemade Nerf Blasters With 3D Printed Parts
  33. The Inaugural Hackaday.io Meetup
  34. DEFCON: Blackphone
  35. THP Semifinalst: Laser Solder Paste
  36. [Bil’s] Quest for a Lost Finger: Episode I
  37. LED Water Wheel Display Is Dekatron-tastic!
  38. Make Your Own UV Exposure Box For PCB Manufacture At Home
  39. Foosball Now Part of the Internet of Things
  40. Gemma-Powered NeoPixel Sound Reactive Drums
  41. New Chip Alert: The ESP8266 WiFi Module (It’s $5)
  42. ARM-BMW, The Open Hardware Cortex-M0 Development Board
  43. Retrotechtacular: Turn On the Magic of Colored Light
  44. An iPod Dock Converted into Chromecast Speakers
  45. Laser Engraved Business Cards with LEDs
  46. Custom Racing Chair with a Kinect and Haptic Feedback
  47. Prove Your Geek Cred With A Binary Watch
  48. PiAware, Automated Airliner Tracking On The Raspberry Pi
  49. Impressive Homemade Segway Is The Real Deal
  50. 50 Semifinalists Selected for Next Stage of The Hackaday Prize
  51. Homemade Hot Water Shower Might Shock You
  52. Chromecast Is Root
  53. Ask Hackaday: Can Paper USB Business Cards Exist?
  54. The Handsfree Icebucket Challenge Backpack
  55. A Virtual Touchscreen (3D Ultrasonic Radar)
  56. Open Source Marker Recognition for Augmented Reality
  57. Hackaday Links: August 24, 2014
  58. A Geiger Counter for an Off-Road Apocalypse Vehicle
  59. Phone Gyroscope Signals Can Eavesdrop on Your Conversations
  60. The Counter-Strike Airsoft Robot
  61. FPGA with Open Source Propeller 1 Running Spin
  62. Why Are We Limited to Just C-Clamps?
  63. Lucid Dreaming with Plastic Milk Cartons
  64. Hackaday Retro Edition: Browser Wars On Solaris
  65. Kruger’s Zippo Remote
  66. Defcon Side Trip: Pololu And Robots
  67. Smartphone VR Viewer Roundup
  68. RFID Audio Book Reader For the Visually Impaired
  69. Disabling Tap To Pay Debit Cards
  70. Converting Cigarette Butts into Batteries
  71. Stewart Platform Ball Bearing Balancer
  72. Introducing Hat a Day! Not to be Confused With the Real HaD of Course…
  73. The Hackaday Prize: Unofficial Statistics
  74. Hacklet #12 – Last Minute Hackaday Prize Submissions
  75. Plan B: An Open Source Powder Based 3D Printer
  76. Fear and Loathing at DEFCON 22
  77. Disabled Chiahuahua Gets New Outlook on Life with 3D Printed Cart
  78. Halo-style Paintball
  79. Hacking out of Necessity — Fixing Your Own CPAP Machine
  80. Jacob’s Ladder Using a 10kV Oil Transformer
  81. Hat Hash Hacking at DEFCON
  82. Super Nice CNC Router Build Leaves Little To Be Desired
  83. Sparkfun Ships 2000 MicroViews Without Bootloaders
  84. SMT and Thru-Hole Desoldering
  85. When Worlds Collide: 68008 Bootstrapped by an Arduino Uno
  86. From Broken Laptop Screen to Portable Light Table
  87. Axis Glove That Controls a Robot
  88. A Hackable Hi-Fi Audio DSP
  89. Hackerspace Tour: Syn Shop, Las Vegas
  90. Biometric Secured Golfcart Allows For Keyless Start
  91. 12 Hours of Hacking
  92. Speedy Drinkmaker Keeps Party Guests Hydrated
  93. Ask Hackaday: Floating To Space
  94. Lost PLA Casting With a Little Help From Your Microwave
  95. The ChipWhisperer At Defcon
  96. Hands Free Recording – Looks Silly but is Super Effective
  97. Steam Gauge Keeps Track of Your Internet Usage
  98. Faucet Add-On Attempts to Save Water by Changing Colors
  99. A MIPI DSI Display Shield/HDMI Adapter
  100. Retrotechtacular: Forces Acting On An Airfoil
  101. Open Source GPU Released
  102. Developed On Hackaday: Beta Testers And Automated Testing
  103. The Most Basic BASIC Computer
  104. An Auto-Leveling Gyro Camera For Motorcycle Enthusiasts
  105. Beach Buddy is a Boombox, Phone Charger, and Sunburn Warner
  106. The Remaining Hours Are More than Enough to Get in the Game
  107. The Hema-Imager: Accessible Thermal Imaging for Smart Devices
  108. TFT LCDs Hit Warp Speed with Teensy 3.1
  109. Hot Wheels Toy Turned Radar Gun
  110. The Numitron Geekwatch
  111. The Hackaday Antiduino Browser Plugin
  112. Voice Controlled RGB LED Lamp
  113. Pool Cleaning Robot Rebuild Works Like A 3 Dimensional Roomba
  114. Hackaday Links: August 17, 2014
  115. Dampen Workshop Noise with Paper Pulp and Kool-Aid — OH YEAH!
  116. Real Life GTA? Driving a Car in Third Person is Hard!
  117. DEFCON 22: The HackRF PortaPack
  118. Robotic Scalextrics
  119. LEGO and Arduino meet Han Solo
  120. TiLDA MKe: the EMF 2014 Badge
  121. Aquaponic System Uses Arduino For Consistent Performance
  122. Hacking A Bee Hive
  123. THP Entry: A 6502 SBC Robot (On Multiple Boards)
  124. An FPGA Based 6502 Computer
  125. Makerspace Tours: HexLab in Tarzana, California
  126. Melting Chocolate – FOR SCIENCE!
  127. Table-Top MAME Cabinet Dubbed “The Water Cooler”
  128. PID Controlled Glue Gun
  129. Bluetooth Low Energy Beacons in a Flock of Birds
  130. Hacklet #11- Cameras
  131. Why Should You Enter The Hackaday Prize? Because [Ben Heck] Says So.
  132. Pivena – The Open Source Raspberry Pi Case
  133. Ask Hackaday: How Did They Shoot Down a Stealth Aircraft?
  134. Astronaut or Astronot: Somebody Won Something!
  135. Hacking VGA for Trippy Video Effects
  136. Retro Time Tech: [Fran] and Pocket Watches
  137. Sprite Graphics Accelerator on an FPGA
  138. Circuit Printer Doubles as a Pick and Place
  139. Bubble Displays Are Increasing In Resolution
  140. THP Entry: A 433MHz Packet Cloner
  141. World’s Most Expensive Industrial Pipe Cover
  142. [Chris Anderson] Joins The Hackaday Prize as an Orbital Judge
  143. Scribble: Wait, Kickstarter Is Vetting Projects Now?
  144. DEFCON 22: The Badge Designers
  145. A Raspberry Pi Helmet Cam with GPS Logging
  146. An Open Hardware Platform for ECG, EEG and Other Measurements
  147. DIY Custom Molded Earbud Roundup
  148. Gutenberg Clock Keeps Time by Reading Books
  149. VR Bowling Game Combines an Oculus Rift with a Wii Remote
  150. Hydroforming in the Garage with a Pressure Washer
  151. Hackerspace Tours: Pasadena City College
  152. A Homemade Bubble Robot for the Kids
  153. Upgrade That Cheap-o Laser Cutter!
  154. Electric Longboard Roundup
  155. VRcade’s The Nightmare Machine (Kickstarter Campaign)
  156. Joe Grand Talks Deconstructing Circuit Boards
  157. And So Castings Made of (Kinetic) Sand . . . Turn Out Pretty Well, Actually
  158. Retrotechtacular: The Voder from Bell Labs
  159. Cutting Records Out of CDs
  160. Hyperlapse Makes Your HeadCam Videos Awesome
  161. PirateCade is an Impressive Feat of Woodworking and Design
  162. Adding Features to the DoorBot
  163. Flex Sensing for a DIY Data Glove
  164. Raspberry Pi Backup Scripts
  165. Self-Assembling Origami Robots
  166. Poor Audio Quality Made Great: Listen to Vintage Music Using an Antique Radio Without Removing the Insides
  167. LittleRP, The Latest Of The Resin Printers
  168. A Swamp Cooler for Burning Man
  169. A Beverage Cooler with a Stereo
  170. Homemade Soldering Stations for Cheapy Irons
  171. The Science of Strengthening Glass
  172. Build an Efficient Inverter, Win a Million Dollars
  173. ATtiny Watering Timer Turns off the Water When You Forget
  174. NFC Ring Lock Box
  175. The Berlin Cyberbeetle with Its Own TV
  176. Reverse Engineering a GPS Watch to Upload Custom Firmware
  177. 3D Printed Virtual Reality Goggles
  178. Commodore 1530 Datasette gets a Digital Counter
  179. An Open Source 1MHz Arbitrary Waveform Generator with an Awesome UI
  180. DEFCON 22: Hack All the Things
  181. Funky Looking Motor is Powered by Static Electricity
  182. More Pole Climbing Bots, Haul Antennas and Bikes
  183. Twitching Fish Plays Pokemon Underwater
  184. Arduino Gives Your Toilet Options
  185. Unorthodox GoPro Camera Rigs Produce Unreal Videos
  186. Estimating BB Gun Muzzle Velocity with a Voice Recorder and a Curtain
  187. Wooden Case Sega Saturn Laptop
  188. DEFCON 22: Badge Talk
  189. Hacklet #10 Cryptography and Reverse Engineering
  190. Astronaut Or Astronot: Don’t Try To Record SQL Queries At DEFCON
  191. iPad Finds New Home in Mac Classic
  192. A Do-It-Yourself Air Conditioner with Evaporative Cooling 5 Gallon Bucket
  193. Turning Street Sweeper Bristles into Lock Picking Tools…For Science!
  194. Lego Technic Mechanical Seven Segment Display
  195. Hands-On DEFCON 22 Badge
  196. Easy to Build Solar Pool Heater Saves Money and Keeps You from Freezing
  197. Nerds Helping Sea Turtles
  198. Dots and Dashes… on a Roll!
  199. Parallax Propeller 1 Goes Open Source
  200. Rolly Bot Puts a New Spin on Independent Wheel Control
  201. Testing VR Limits with a Raspberry Pi
  202. George Crowdsourcington: A 3D Printed, Community Built Statue
  203. Controlling Music with the Wave of a Hand
  204. Pole Climbing Device Runs Up Flags and Undies
  205. San Francisco Event: Hardware Developers Didactic Galactic
  206. Building A Home Made iPhone
  207. Focus Your Ears with The Visual Microphone
  208. THP Entry: A CPLD Video Card With VGA And NTSC
  209. Hit the Polls Before Friday
  210. Reverse Engineering a NAND Flash Device Management Algorithm
  211. Paperclip Lock Picking Sets
  212. Raspberry Pi Spies on Your Front Door
  213. Sniffing nRF24L01+ Traffic with Wireshark
  214. The Arduino Yun Shield
  215. Hardware “Security” and a DMCA Takedown Notice
  216. Unlocking a Door with a Phone – Easy as Pi!
  217. Retrotechtacular: We Heard You Like Tubes, So Here’s a Film About Tube Tubes from the Webtubes
  218. Your 15 Days to be Excellent
  219. THP Entry: A Holonomic Drive 3D Printer
  220. What Could Possibly Go Wrong Giving a Robot a Chainsaw?
  221. Automated Bathtub Prepares Your Bath Just The Way You Like It
  222. A Mechanically Scanned LIDAR For Autonomous Robots
  223. Soccer Playing Robots Score on Human Goalie!
  224. New Round of Astronaut or Not: Too Cool for Kickstarter
  225. Automated Judging Of Hackaday Prize Entries
  226. Ask Hackaday: What Can Save RadioShack?
  227. Pokáde: Twitch Plays Pokemon, Reborn On Vintage Hardware
  228. Creepy Cat Eyes with a Microsoft Kinect
  229. The Fridge Hacking Guide by BrewPi
  230. Supersonic NERF Dart Speedometer
  231. Hackaday Links: August 3, 2014
  232. Brushless DC Motor Used For High Speed CNC Spindle
  233. THP Entry: A Theatrical Lighting Controller Powered By A Calculator
  234. Behold! The Most Insane Crowdfunding Campaign Ever
  235. Fixing A BASIC Calculator
  236. Repurposed Laptop Batteries With a Twist
  237. Hypno-Jellyfish is Great for Kids (and Kids at Heart)
  238. Finding And Repairing Microscopes From The Trash
  239. Home Theater, Tribute To A Friend
  240. Hackaday Retro Edition: The Compaq
  241. A Nicely Designed Stereo Tube Amp
  242. Restarting 3D Prints
  243. Raspi Ambilight Integrated in a 19″ Rack Packs Lots of Peripherals
  244. Makers’ Mountain House Promises Productivity Without Distraction
  245. Solar Powered Lawn Mower Cuts the Grass So You Don’t Have To
  246. The BlueOkiris Gameduino Console
  247. Building the NSA’s Tools
  248. Arduino SPI Library Gains Transaction Support
  249. DEFCON Shenanigans: Hack the Hackaday Hat
  250. Hacklet #9 Bugs and Fire
  251. Astronaut Or Astronot: Totally Giving Away A Power Supply
  252. Laser Projected Christmas Lights
  253. Fischertechnik CNC Machine Looks Innocent Whilst Cutting Your Face
  254. Electricity Monitoring with a Light-to-Voltage Sensor, MQTT and some Duct Tape
  255. Milling Curved Objects With A G-Code Ripper
  256. An Excel Based High Frequency Transistor Amplifier Calculator

July 2014

  1. PS/2 Synth Will Knock You Off Your Broom
  2. DIY USB Spectrometer Actually Works
  3. ZX Spectrum Turned Into A USB Keyboard
  4. Playing StarCraft On An ARM
  5. A 3D(ollar) Scanner
  6. This Hackaday Prize Entry Sucks
  7. A Lego Game Controller; Just for the Hack of It
  8. A Dead Simple, Well Constructed FM Transmitter
  9. Aerodynamics? Super Honey Badger Don’t Give a @#*^@!
  10. Developed on Hackaday: Beta Testers, Animation and Assembly Videos
  11. A Real Raspberry Pi Clone (Not ‘Inspired By’)
  12. Call for Proposals: Hackaday 10th Anniversary
  13. Adding Bluetooth And A Lightning Connector To Beats Pro Headphones
  14. A 3D Printed Brushless Motor
  15. Giant Spirograph Delights Children, Dwarfs Banana
  16. A Cheap DIY Smoke Detector that Can Save Lives
  17. Infinity Mirror Clock: There’s a Time Joke There Somewhere
  18. Teaching the Word Clock Some New Tricks
  19. THP Entry: Tinusaur AVR Platform Teaches Noobs, Plays Game of Life
  20. Retrotechtacular: Designing and Building RCA Televisions
  21. 16-Bobbin Rope Braiding Machine Inspired by Surplus Store Find
  22. Changing Unipolar Steppers To Bipolar
  23. Hijacking Chromecast With The Rickmote Controller
  24. Clay 3D Printer Keeps It Simple
  25. Building A True Unix Keyboard
  26. 18-Channel PWM Aquarium Lights Provide Habitat-Like Life for Fish
  27. The Tree of 40 Fruit
  28. Cloning Tektronix Application Modules
  29. A Better Google Glass For $60 (This One Folds)
  30. The Smart Humidor
  31. DIY Keyboard Backlighting Takes Forever, Worth It
  32. The RC White House Robot
  33. Hackaday Links: July 27, 2014
  34. Original Gameboy Gets Stuffed Full Of Cool Parts
  35. An Automated Flappy Bird Player
  36. ASTROGUN is like Asteroids on Steroids
  37. Enjoying The Sunrise Every Single Day
  38. A Router-Based Dev Board That Isn’t A Router
  39. Playing DOOM on an ATM
  40. LED Cube in an Elongated Cube be Jammin’
  41. Electric Go-Cart Has Arduino Brains
  42. Control This Pedestrian Walk Signal Online!
  43. 4-Minutes to Entry
  44. Ask Hackaday: Graphene Capacitors On Kickstarter
  45. Pwning Timberman with Electronically Simulated Touchscreen Presses
  46. Hats with Sunblock Reminders are Easy to Make
  47. Using Surface Mount Devices On A Breadboard
  48. This Arduino Hookup is Perfect for Microgrowery
  49. A DIY Geomagnetic Observatory
  50. Hacklet #8: The Animals
  51. Bil Herd: Computing with Analog
  52. Astronaut Or Astronot: Nobody Won (This Week)
  53. You Might Be Cool, But You’re Not Gas Turbine Motorcycle Cool
  54. The Entire Commodore 64 Library In Your Pocket
  55. Electric “Microkart” Has Tons of Kick
  56. Custom CAN System Logs Motorcyle Data like Magic
  57. A Better, Cheaper Smartphone Thermal Imager
  58. A New Approach to Robotic Walking Looks More Like Kinetic Art
  59. Cosmonaut Or Taikonot: Vote For The Most Outrageous Component
  60. Adding GPIOs To The Raspberry Pi With The Camera Interface
  61. THP Hacker Bio: Kenji Larsen
  62. 20,000 Hackers
  63. A Lesson in Blind Reverse Engineering – Signals Intelligence
  64. Fantastic Tach Is Strangely Called Tachtastic
  65. Zero-Dollar AC System Looks Funny But Works Well
  66. Fishing for Radio Signals With the Moxon Antenna
  67. Red Bull Creation Winners: Maker Twins
  68. Hacked e-cigarette vaporizer can send smells…in space!
  69. New Round of Astronaut or Not: Most Outrageous Component
  70. THP Entry: Cut Energy Consumption by 30 percent with this WiFi XBee Setup
  71. Flight For Your Right (And Do It By Friday)
  72. DIY Conductive Paint For All Your Wearable Needs
  73. HOPE X: Wireless Tor Proxies And Sharing TrueCrypt Volumes
  74. POV Display Does it on the Cheap
  75. Talking BeagleBoard with [Jason Kridner]
  76. Smart Hat Puts Your Head in the Game
  77. HOPE X: Creating Smart Spaces With ReelyActive
  78. USB Rotary Phone: A Lync to the Past
  79. Judge Spotlight: Andrew “Bunnie” Huang
  80. Retrotechtacular: We’re Gonna Have Manual Transmissions the Way My Old Man Told Me!
  81. Cold War Clock is all Tubes
  82. Hey There Little Plant. Let’s Be Friends!
  83. Monster 100W LED Flashlight Produces a Whopping 8500lm!
  84. What Could You Do With 7 Fingers?
  85. EFF Launches Open Router Firmware
  86. HOPE X: Citizens Band Microwave Spectrum And Free Internet For All
  87. Right Now: Your Chance of Winning a Prize is 66% or Better
  88. Reverse Engineering Unobtanium
  89. Spot Welder; Don’t Buy It, Build It
  90. PIC Up a NeoPixel Ring and C What You Can Do Using This Tutorial
  91. Cutting Ribbons with Robots and a Oculus Rift
  92. Hackaday Links: July 20, 2014
  93. MARCH attends HOPE X in July
  94. I’m Sorry Dave, I’m Afraid I can’t Do That
  95. Kenyan Teen’s Invention Protects Cattle and Lions
  96. 800+ LED Wall With Diffuser Panel is a Work of Art
  97. Printing Text with a Chart Recorder
  98. The CryptoCape For BeagleBone
  99. The Radius T-T Velomobile
  100. Is Your Wearable Tech Too Subtle?
  101. Long Range Wireless Sensors for the Home-Area-Network
  102. HOPE X: Interviews with Ellsberg and Snowden
  103. A Laser Cut Word Clock
  104. HOPE X: Commodore 64’s Are Back, Baby
  105. High Speed Laser Based Camera Flash Trigger for Only $2
  106. HOPE X: Hackaday Shirt Gets Hacked at Hacker Convention
  107. Roboceratops: A Robot Dinosaur That Defies Extinction
  108. HOPE X: Lock Picking and Lock Sport
  109. Apple ][ Graphics as your Screensaver or Second Screen
  110. Beamboarder Lets You Skate at Night; Won’t Blind Oncoming Traffic
  111. Quick and Dirty RFID Door Locks Clean up Nice
  112. We’re at HOPE X
  113. The Hackaday Prize Rules Update and Entry Date Extension
  114. Backyard Brains: Controlling Cockroaches, Fruit Flys, And People
  115. THP Entry: Atomic Space Time
  116. Homemade Bazooka Has Earned Its Stripes
  117. Xbox 360 Slim Gets Gutted and… Painted White?
  118. Make that C64 Keyboard Work as a USB Keyboard
  119. Marvin’s Marvelous Mechanical Museum
  120. A Lithium Ion Supercapacitor Battery
  121. Building The Slimmest Raspi
  122. THP Hacker Bio: hackersbench
  123. Developed on Hackaday: Discovering Shenzhen and its Companies
  124. Red Bull Creation: A Giant Daisy Wheel Printer
  125. Print Tasty Treats With MIT’s Ice Cream Printer
  126. Solar Powered DIY Plant Watering System
  127. Self-Balancing Robot Uses Android and Lego NXT
  128. Finally, an Easy To Make Holder for Lithium Ion Batteries
  129. The Party was Bumping, then the Fire Dragon Showed Up
  130. Non-Lethal Electric Chair Brings the Death Row Experience Home
  131. Kumo Connect: from Automated Desktop and Backyard Gardens to Automated Everything
  132. Red Bull Creation: i3 Detroit
  133. THP Entry: The Everything RC Transmitter
  134. In-N-Out Boards Sans Hamburgers
  135. Red Bull Creation: Omnicorp: This Time, They’re Not Evil
  136. Demystifying NTSC Color And Progressive Scan
  137. Pinoccio: Mesh All The (Internet Of) Things
  138. Raspberry Pi Turns a Novelty Radio Into a Real Computer
  139. Judge Spotlight: Joe Grand
  140. Retrotechtacular: AT&T’s Hello Machine
  141. DIY Circuit Boards Look Professional
  142. THP Entry: Polymerase Chain Reaction, Cheaper Than A Hamburger
  143. Door Lock Provides Peace of Mind With Real-Time Security
  144. Red Bull Creation: Giant Cannons Shooting Salt
  145. The Raspberry Pi Model B+ Is Here (Again!)
  146. CERN Shows Off New KiCad Module Editor
  147. How To: Hack Your Way Into Your Own Gated Community
  148. Carpool DeVille: The World’s Fastest Hot Tub
  149. Pulse Generator Tells Your Motors “Get Ta Steppin”
  150. Open Source Glucose Monitoring on the Front Lines of Innovation
  151. Lego Drawing Machine Draws Block Shapes Best
  152. Hackaday Links: July 13, 2014
  153. ADC For Raspi Without Using An ADC
  154. Introducing The Raspberry Pi B+
  155. Proper Debugging for Energia Sketches
  156. A Fully Mechanical 3D Printer is Mind Blowing
  157. Pi Musicbox 0.5 Released
  158. Independent Wheel Drive R/C Car
  159. Google Cardboard VR Kit for under $15
  160. Embedding Wireless Charging into Your Laptop
  161. One Small Step For Magnification, One Giant Leap For Home Lens Manufacturing
  162. Add a Bluetooth Interface to Your Kitchen Scale
  163. BigBoy Advance, a Giant GBA for Big Hands
  164. Commodore 64 and Nintendo Make Beautiful Music Together with SYNCART
  165. Whimsical Homemade Wimshurst Machine
  166. Astronaut Or Astronot: Shipping Is Killing Us, Man
  167. Vintage Radio Rocks With Modern Technology
  168. An Amazing DIY Single Board ARM Computer with BGA
  169. Hamtramck Disneyland
  170. Museums Should be More Popular Than Theme Parks
  171. The Hacklet #7 – MIDI
  172. Home Made Lightbulb is a Fun Proof of Concept
  173. $400 DIY CNC Machine is Surprisingly Simple!
  174. 2014 Red Bull Creation is Under Way
  175. Party Ready Mini LED Volume Tower
  176. The Electric Imp and an Easy Hackaday Prize Entry
  177. Vote or Be Sorry — Round 2 of Astronaut or Not
  178. [Tom Sachs] Builds His Own Space Program
  179. THP Hacker Bio: nsted
  180. Homebrew NSA Bugs
  181. Pi-Powered Anti-Cat Trap Soaks Felines and Other Animals
  182. A Simple Commodore 64 Cart Dumper
  183. Upgraded Nerf Gun Keeps Track of your Ammo
  184. A Most Impractical Gear Position Indicator
  185. ServoBender, The Electronic Pedal Steel
  186. Light Pen Draws on LED Matrix
  187. THP Entry: TOME, The Portable 3D Printer
  188. The Future Of Distraction, Right In Front Of Your Face
  189. CD Drive CNC Machine Steals Matt Groening’s Job, Says ‘Ha Ha’
  190. Old Laptops, Modems, And The Hackaday Retro Edition
  191. Break Your Frames? Print Some New Ones!
  192. The Crane Game, Oculus Style
  193. All Precincts Reporting — Next Round of Voting is Now
  194. MIDI And Vintage FM Synthesis
  195. Judge Spotlight: Elecia White
  196. Go Vintage! Learn to Repair and Restore Mechanical Pocket and Wrist Watches.
  197. The Homebrew XBox 360 And PS3 portable
  198. Basic IKEA Wall Light Turned Smart and Colorful!
  199. Android Doorbell Notifier
  200. VU Meter Record Player Lights it Up
  201. Detroit Meetup this Friday
  202. DIY OLED Smart Watch
  203. Connect 4 Robot Taunts You Before Kicking Your Butt
  204. THP Entry: A Digital Large Format Camera
  205. Droning On: PID Controllers and Bullet Connectors
  206. Ask Hackaday: Global Energy Transmission – Can It Work?
  207. Visualize Vroom with This RGB LED Tachometer
  208. The Raspi GameBoy For The Rest Of Us
  209. Project Sentinel — A Bipedal Walking Robot
  210. Hackaday Links: July 6, 2014
  211. Mains Power Detector For A Thing For Internet
  212. Piles Of Foam With A Hot Wire Slicer
  213. Two Weeks To HOPE X, And We’re Going
  214. Stealing WiFi From LED Lightbulbs
  215. C64 Emulator For The Arduino Due
  216. Overwriting a Protected AVR Bootloader
  217. Gatling Gun Styled Water Pistol Made Out Of… Sugru?
  218. The Disintegrated Op Amp
  219. Hackaday Reader [David] Wins a Camera from Make and Nikon
  220. Electric Solder Paste Dispenser Speeds Up Reflow Prep
  221. The Cheapest Crystal Oven
  222. HammerPong Game Takes Pong to New Heights
  223. A GSM Base Station With Software Defined Radio
  224. The Rabbit H1 is a Stationary Mouse Replacement
  225. Move Over Humans and Things, Flowers Now On The ‘Net
  226. Smart Skateboard Box Adds Sound Effects to Your Tricks
  227. THP Entry: Embedded Hardware Security With The ChipWhisperer
  228. The Hacklet #6 – Lasers
  229. Another Ball Sucking Machine Leaves You Wanting More
  230. Astronaut Or Astronot: Givin’ Away Scopes
  231. TI’s New Family Of WiFi Chips
  232. Angry Birds Sentry Gun has Pigs Flying
  233. Solderdoodle is an Open Source, USB Rechargable Soldering Iron
  234. Don’t Blink, Ken… Or The Weeping Barbie Will Get You
  235. DIY Headphone Tube Amp Builds On Existing Design
  236. Brighten Your Day with Studio Strobe Power Hack
  237. Astronaut or Not — Voter Lottery Tomorrow!
  238. Fail of the Week: Blown Light Bulb Controllers
  239. XOXO for the OCXO
  240. THP Hacker Bio: radu.motisan
  241. Custom Controllers For Kerbal Space Program
  242. Retro Gaming Console, Now With Internet Radio
  243. Laser Piano Worthy Of The Band ‘Wyld Stallyns’
  244. The Old Ping-Pong Ball Levitation Trick
  245. Broken Laptop Lives Again in Skull ‘n Wrenches Arcade Cabinet
  246. Don’t Freak Out — Your TODO List for August 4th
  247. Pocket Calculator Emulates Pocket Calculator
  248. THP Entry: A Repurposed Luminiferous Aether Detector
  249. Developed on Hackaday: Demonstration Video and Feedback Request
  250. Third Person Perspective is Guaranteed to Mess With Your Senses
  251. [Fran] & [Bil]’s Dinosaur Den
  252. Pew Pew! An Arduino Based Laser Rangefinder
  253. DIY 3D Tilt Sensor
  254. IcenBerg. The Ice Cream Machine That Knocks
  255. Step Right Up or Cower In Fear; the 7-Story Car-Juggling Robot Is Here
  256. Hackaday Descends on Detroit: Redbull Creation and a Meetup with You
  257. Retrotechtacular: Build Yourself An Airplane
  258. Judge Spotlight: Dave Jones
  259. Magic in the Midwest: Maker Faire Kansas City
  260. Press Button Get Party Mode
  261. Deadbugged LED Strobe
  262. A Tiny Bubble Display Alarm Clock

June 2014

  1. Extending EagleCAD With Python
  2. THP Entry: All Yarns Are Beautiful
  3. Wooden Ghettoblaster Makes Use Of Recycled Parts
  4. Open Design. It is The Way.
  5. Stubby, The Adorable And Easy To Build Hexapod
  6. [Tymkrs] Tombstone Guitar Amplifier
  7. A Cloud Of Lightning Detectors
  8. Tetris Duel with the Raspberry Pi
  9. Hackaday Links: June 29, 2014
  10. Simple Touch Controller Frees Up USB Port
  11. Counting Really, Really Fast With An FPGA
  12. A Tiny Robot Family
  13. 2600 And Why Publishing Sucks
  14. Automatic Audio Leveling Circuit Makes Scanning More Fun
  15. xkcd’s Virus Aquarium Made Real
  16. WiFinder is a Python Driven Roommate Warning System
  17. Fold-out Laser Cutter Prototype Promises Portability (But Maybe Not Safety)
  18. $250; Pushing The Limit On Cheap (And Functional) CNC Machine Builds
  19. Rubik’s Cube Solver Made Out of Popsicle Sticks and an Arduino
  20. Wait, THAT’S an Electric Guitar?
  21. Build a Bass Master 3000 Carnival Game
  22. Making a Nitinol Wire Inchworm
  23. Apple Forces Non-Mac User To Make Ergonomic Mac Keyboard
  24. An Online Course For FPGA And CPLD Development
  25. LinuxCNC Based Plasma Cutter Router
  26. How To Laser Cut Mylar Solder Stencils
  27. Hacklet #5 – Hackerspaces and DIY Laptops
  28. Astronaut Or Astronot? Nobody Won The Voters’ Lottery (This Week, Anyway)
  29. Beams of Light: An Oscilloscope Demo
  30. Generate Clocks with the SI5351 and an Arduino
  31. Building a Wood CNC Router From Scratch
  32. Homebrew Programming With Diodes
  33. The Basics of Frequency Modulation
  34. Precision Temperatures for Cooking or Whatever
  35. The Hackaday Prize: Vote!
  36. THP Hacker Bio: David Cook
  37. The iFind Kickstarter Campaign Was Just Suspended
  38. Making Flexible Wood Using a Laser Cutter
  39. Hackaday Reddit AMA (ask me anything) Happening Right Now
  40. Congress Destroys A Hobby, FAA Gets The Blame
  41. Pimp My Cutting Fluid Pot
  42. DIY Foot Pedal Controller For Guitar Rig 5
  43. Here Come the RGB LED Clones
  44. DIY Hydroponic System Grows Herbs on the Wall
  45. Hackaday AMA: Thursday Morning at 10am Eastern Time
  46. Retrotechtacular: Kodak Built World’s First DSLR… Using a Canon Camera Body
  47. THP Entry: Making Amateur Astronomy Easy
  48. Programmable Logic II – CPL
  49. Fingerprint Scanner Both Simplifies And Complicates Opening Garage Door
  50. Bluetooth Security and Capacitive Sensing Tool Cabinet Handles
  51. Electric Chainsaw Teardown
  52. Rooting The Nest Thermostat
  53. Drones and Robots Come Out to Play at Sparkfun’s 6th Annual Autonomous Vehicle Competition
  54. Programmable Logic I – PLA/PAL
  55. Developed on Hackaday: Current Status and Selected Beta Testers
  56. Judge Spotlight: Limor “Ladyada” Fried
  57. The 200 LED Ring Clock
  58. The State-Based Nixie Multimeter
  59. 5000 Lumen LED Projector? Naw, How About a Whopping 1 Candela?
  60. Using Echoes of Light to Turn Walls into Mirrors
  61. Programming Pi Games With Bare Metal Assembly
  62. Hackaday’s Wikipedia Page Needs Help
  63. Hackerspace Tour: EG MakerSpace in Victoria, Australia
  64. Multitasking on the MSP430F5529 LaunchPad
  65. THP Entry: A Wireless Bootloaders And Linux Build Systems
  66. Raspberry Pi Bluetooth Receiver for your Car Stereo
  67. DUO Decimal – a Minimalist Single Board Computer
  68. Handheld Game System Powered by Arduino
  69. An Introduction To The BeagleBone PRU
  70. Hackaday Links: June 22, 2014
  71. One-Off Kapton Solder Masks
  72. Tic Tac Clock
  73. Wooden Band Saw Fears Its Wood-Cutting Brethren
  74. CNC Plasma Cutter Build Presented In Excruciating Detail
  75. Converting CTs and MRIs Into Printable Objects
  76. The Beginning Of The Age Of 3D Resin Printers
  77. (Better) Full Motion Video On The First PC
  78. Delving Deep into High Speed Digital Design
  79. Infrared Controlled Remote Firework Igniter
  80. Network Controlled Decorative LED Matrix Frame
  81. Cold Call Pop-In To The FreeSide Atlanta Hackerspace
  82. Meet the WIDGEDUINO
  83. Virtual Physical Reality With Kintinuous And An Oculus Rift
  84. Goliath: One Drone to Rule Them All
  85. Super Simple Way to Re-use Plastic Bottles
  86. Autonomous Balloon Popping
  87. Reverse Engineering LCD Displays
  88. Hacklet #4 — PCB Tools and Wristwatches
  89. Pwn Your GoPro: Scripting, WiFi, and Bus Hacking
  90. Adding Spindle Direction And Coolant Control To Your CNC Machine
  91. The Ultimate Tiny Altimeter
  92. BeagleBone Blacks Still Not Available, Here’s Blue Steel
  93. Clever Re-purposing of a Power Drill Results in a Mini Wood Lathe
  94. THP Hacker Bio: infinityis
  95. The Analog Swiss Army Knife
  96. Astronaut or Not! Your Vote Matters.
  97. This Useless Machine Now Plays with Fire
  98. Knitted Circuit Board Lends Flexibility to E-Textiles
  99. Miter Saw Stop Saves Time and Aggravation
  100. Oculus Rift + Head Tracking = The Ultimate Drone Experience
  101. Roll with Dicebot, the Tweeting Dice Roller
  102. I2C From Your VGA Port
  103. 3D Printing Directly Onto Your iPad Screen
  104. THP Entry: Etch-A-CNC
  105. R/C Plane Flies with a Cockpit View
  106. The Sega Mega Drive Dev Kit
  107. Seeker Hats Find Each other With Directional LEDs
  108. Designing the Second Version of my Business Card
  109. Triggering Remote Fireworks with an Arduino and an Android
  110. Gaming Keyboard Features Incredible Workmanship
  111. Judge Spotlight: Sprite_TM
  112. Autonomous Plane Flying Across The USA
  113. The Unity ‘Candle’ With A 30 Foot Flame
  114. A Robot’s Favourite Pen
  115. Birdly, The Virtual Reality Simulator Guaranteed to Wear You Out
  116. ATtiny84 Powered Minimalist LED Clock
  117. Reflow Oven Controller with Graphic LCD
  118. Heating Up a Printrbot’s Bed
  119. Cypress Launches $5 ARM Dev Board
  120. From 300W to 10W — A LED Lighting Solution
  121. THP Entry: Digital Gauges For Everything Automotive
  122. The Rotary Cell Phone
  123. The Bluetooth iPod Controller For Android
  124. Laser Cut Miter Joints
  125. Hackaday Links: June 15, 2014
  126. The Relay-Based Mouse Emulator
  127. A Motion Activated AC Switching Circuit using Mostly Discrete Components
  128. PiGates Validates Your Concert Tickets
  129. Easily Turn Your Raspberry Pi into an FM Transmitter
  130. Simple Hack Puts an RFID Tag Inside your Mobile Phone
  131. Hard Drive Clock is Simple and Elegant
  132. The Small & Cheap miniSpartan6+
  133. Tennis Ball Launcher Has Puppies Running the 100m Dash
  134. Repurpose an Old CRT Computer Monitor as a High Voltage Science Project Power Supply
  135. The Worst E-Reader Ever
  136. The First Arduino Radar Shield
  137. Home Made Miter Saw Is Not Completely Dangerous
  138. An ARM-Based DSP Modelling Synth
  139. Do You Have Any Idea How Fast Your Blender Was Going?
  140. Finally, Someone has found The Any Key
  141. Faster Benchmarks With Slower Hardware
  142. Tempo Keeping Drummer Leaves Viking Ship, Now Inspires Pedallers
  143. OpenVR: Building an Oculus Rift for only $150
  144. NYC Resistor Heats up the Big Apple with The 2014 Interactive Show
  145. THP Entry: SatNOGS
  146. ‘Ol Painless Paintball Mini-gun Packs a Mean Punch
  147. MIDI Melodies Make Moody Milieu
  148. 3D Printed Portal Turret Searches And Destroys
  149. 3D Printed Trays for your Pick and Place Machine
  150. THP Hacker Bio: Bradley Worley
  151. Call A Cell Phone, Find A Tent
  152. Net Neutrality: FCC Hack is a Speed Bump on the Internet Fast Lane
  153. The Development Of A Lightweight Wireless Protocol
  154. Ecstatic Computation: Exploring Technoshamanism with Virtual Reality
  155. SOAP Drama: Another Go At Crowdfunding
  156. Better Lasing With Pulses
  157. DSLR Gives Exposure to 3D Light Traces
  158. Wind Powered Strandbeest Could Roam the Land Indefinitely
  159. THP Entry: The Improved Open Source Tricorder
  160. Adventures in Hackerspacing: Hackyard Athens, Part I
  161. Open Source Electric Car, CarBEN, Produces No Carbon
  162. Bicycle Wheel Bow Has Plenty of Kick
  163. Digital Pinball With Force Feedback
  164. Give Aging Technology a Chance
  165. 640×480 VGA On An Arduino
  166. Stuff Wireless Charging Into a Nook’s Crannies
  167. Mechanical Clock Designed For a CNC Router Gets New Life Using a 3D Printer
  168. Judge Spotlight: Jack Ganssle
  169. DIY Embroidery Machine Sews Your Name In Your Undies
  170. Measuring Car Engine RPM via the Cigarette Lighter
  171. Hacking a MagSafe Connector for your iPhone
  172. A Head Unit Docking Station
  173. THP Entry: An Affordable Metal 3D Printer
  174. Ask Hackaday: Program Passes Turing Test, but is it Intelligent?
  175. A closer look at New Matter’s MOD-t 3d printer
  176. Video: The Lowly Diode — Umpteen Functions with Only Two Pins
  177. Beating Simon
  178. [Afrotech]’s Guide To Class D Amplifiers
  179. Bluetooth Headphones For Hearing Aids
  180. The In-Circuit SD Card Switch
  181. Hackaday Links: June 8, 2014
  182. The Open Hardware Driver For CRTs
  183. Converting The Wacom Intuos Into A Cintiq
  184. The Development Of A Hardware Random Number Generator
  185. ISEE-3: On Track To Come Home
  186. Attiny PWM Generator and Servo Tester
  187. Printable Lamp Assembles Itself
  188. Customized iPad LCD Screen Clips onto Macbook as a Slick Second Screen
  189. Three-Phase Submersible Thruster is Open Source and Awesome
  190. Track Your Dog With This DIY GPS Harness
  191. How to Upgrade Jasper’s Voice Recognition with AT&T’s Speech-to-Text API
  192. Not Having The Room Isn’t A Good Reason To Not Have A CNC Router Anymore
  193. Micro-Robots Made at Home, Who Needs DARPA Funding?
  194. DIY Coffee Maker Filters Out Manufacturer Specificity
  195. Lathe CNC Upgrade Is Nothing To Shake A Turned Stick At
  196. A Bicycle Built for One
  197. A Tweeting Litter Box
  198. THP Entry: OpenMV
  199. Droning On: Choosing a Flight Controller
  200. The Hovering, Holographic, Star Wars Display
  201. DIY Newton’s Cradle Uses Parts Designed on a Smart Phone
  202. How a Maker Proposes
  203. Designing and Printing a Custom Enclosure
  204. Industrial Light Painting Steps It Up A Few
  205. Android Based Wireless ECG
  206. Right Now: #TwitterChief @Chris_Gammell
  207. Developed on Hackaday: We Have Final Prototypes!
  208. The Megascroller, For Video Games In The Round
  209. THP Hacker Bio: fl@C@
  210. The Game Boy Pocket Raspi Mod Puts All Others To Shame
  211. Fight the Google Glass Cyborgs with Glasshole.sh
  212. Cheap-Thermocam Gets an Impressive Rehaul
  213. The Autopilot Shield For The Raspberry Pi
  214. Helix Turning Tool Born From Necessity
  215. THP Entry: A $300 Pick & Place 3D Printer
  216. Entry is Easy: The Hackaday Prize
  217. Keep those filaments lit, Design your own Vacuum Tube Audio Equipment
  218. Jeep Power Wheels Upgrade Only Reuses Body
  219. Plater Makes It Easy To Fill Your Bed Plate
  220. The Un-Digital Robotic Arm
  221. Chocolate Quadrotor Proves You Can Make Anything Fly
  222. Raspberry Pi Coin Dozer Won’t Make You Rich
  223. Controlling RC Toys With The Raspi
  224. The Race Is On To Build A Raspi Kinect 3D Scanner
  225. THP Judge: Ian from Dangerous Prototypes
  226. Solar Energy Provides An Outlet For Hurricane-Related Woes
  227. RetroPie Portable Build Uses No Fancy Tools!
  228. Velociraptor Robot Ready to Run with The Big Dogs
  229. The Laser Cutter Attachment For A 3D Printer
  230. Turning A Laser Cutter Into A 3D Printer With OpenSLS
  231. Automatic Laser Level Made From Hard Drive Components?
  232. The Hackaday Prize: A Ternary Computer
  233. Follow up of Hacker meet up at Heatsync Labs
  234. DIY Calligraphy Nibs Get Down to Brass Tacks
  235. Firing Blanks With Laser Tag
  236. Mini Ms. Pacman
  237. Automated Home Manufacturing Combining 3D Printing With Robotics
  238. Building a CNC Milling Machine for less than $1300
  239. Video Links: Hunting for Hacks at Maker Faire
  240. Propeddle, The Software Defined 6502
  241. CNC 3020 Router gets a Power Supply Upgrade
  242. Koch Lamp is 3D Printed with a Twist
  243. Soda Can Theremin Made In Minutes
  244. Original NES Guts Upgraded with RetroPie
  245. Poor Man’s 3D Printer Looks Rough, Prints Great!
  246. Wiimote Controlled Extermination: Dalek-Style

May 2014

  1. HAL is Duct Tape for Home Automation
  2. The $50 DMX Tester
  3. CNC Zen Garden
  4. Developing the Grillino in 24 Hours
  5. Custom Electronics and LED Panels Brighten Up a Nightclub
  6. PirateBox, For All Your Wireless Dead Drop Needs
  7. [Furze] Sets Fire to Everything with Pyro Gloves
  8. Analog Shield and PCB Quadcopter
  9. Bare Bones Arduino IR Receiver
  10. Using Pulleys and Weights to Explain Binary Logic Gates
  11. Robot-Army IRL Plus a Massive Build Log
  12. The I2C Programmable NFC Tag
  13. Art-O-Matic Is Spirograph’s Young Hip Offspring
  14. Homemade Alarm System Doesn’t Lack Features
  15. Kindle Gets Downgraded to an Expensive Thermostat
  16. Papilio Duo: FPGA, Logic Analyzer, Debugger, and Arduino Compatible
  17. Talking To ISEE-3
  18. TIQ Probe is More Logical than Most
  19. Meet Jimmy: An Open Source Biped Robot From Intel
  20. Phoenard: Arduino Phone as Small as An Arduino Mega
  21. Super Simple Gimbal For Multi-Rotor Aircraft Laughs In The Face Of Complexity
  22. Man Builds Concrete 3D Printer in His Garage
  23. Physical Keys Not Just For Doors Anymore, Now Available For Windows
  24. E-reader Becomes Sailplane And Paraglider Computer
  25. The Lightgame Project: A Multiplayer Arduino Game
  26. Blinding Shades Hide Wearer’s Four Eyes
  27. 10,000 Hackers
  28. Sense & Spray Air Freshener Says Cheese
  29. Interview: Inventing the Unix “sudo” command
  30. OpenExposer, The DIY SLA Printer
  31. A Smart Clothes Dryer
  32. Mechanical Clock Relies On Marbles To Tick
  33. A Huge, Lightweight Wooden Quadrotor
  34. Overkill Phone Charger, Because, Well, Why Not?
  35. [Lenore] Eviscerates Her Racing Snail
  36. Using State Machines In Your Projects
  37. Developed on Hackaday: Front Panels and Beta Testers Program
  38. Plotterbot Drawing Daleks
  39. An Audio Based USB Oscilloscope and Signal Generator for $20
  40. The Electrostatic Theory of Metal Whiskers
  41. Running Minecraft On Two Routers
  42. Internet Controlled LED Necktie Lights Up The Party
  43. Ancient TV Remote Becomes a CNC Pendant
  44. Connecting Inexpensive pH Probes with Ease
  45. [Ken Shirriff] Explains The TL431
  46. The Design And Fabrication Of A Digital Clock
  47. Vector Graphic Flappy Bird Harder Than It Should Be
  48. Achievement Unlocked: Drill a Square Hole With a Rotary Broach
  49. Servo Stock, The Future Of 3D Printers
  50. A Wireless Computer Remote that Emulates a USB Keyboard
  51. Ikea Desk Laser Cutter Combo
  52. Hackaday Links: May 25, 2014
  53. Introducing the Flux Buggy — A Serious Electric Dune Buggy Conversion
  54. PVC Percussion Pipe Organ Sounds Surprisingly Good!
  55. Adding Copper Wire To A 3D Print
  56. Arduino Garage Door Opener is Security Minded
  57. Synergizer: The Emergency Key-Turn Barbot
  58. The Automated Pickup Winding Machine
  59. VoCore, The Tiny Internet Of Things Thing
  60. Smile Meter Reacts to Your Expressions With Pharrell’s Happy
  61. The Hour of the 3D Printed Clock Draws Nigh
  62. The Most Random Electronic Dice Yet
  63. This Sassy Art Installation is Like The Stanley Parable for the Telephone
  64. MakerBot Files Patents, Internet Goes Crazy
  65. Never Miss a Thing With This Programmable Vacuum Fluorescent Display Ticker
  66. Dodgy Hotel, Beer and A WWII Era Tube Receiver
  67. Discovering a Wifi Enabled 10MHz Oscilloscope
  68. Electromagnetic Boots For All Your Upside Down Needs!
  69. Repairing a Nikon D3
  70. [Ben Krasnow] and His 8 kJ Ruby Laser
  71. Homemade Liquid Nitrogen
  72. The Pi CNC Controller
  73. CastAR and Holographic Print Preview for 3D Printers!
  74. Canadian Space Robot Will Repair Itself
  75. Bunnie Talks to Us About Novena Open Hardware Laptop
  76. High Altitude Glider Will Be Dropped From a Balloon!
  77. Home Depot Brand Boat Costs $29.18
  78. Mini-Molder: Blow Molder Scratch-Built by Single Hacker
  79. Oculus Rift and Wii Balance Board make Hoverboards a (Virtual) Reality
  80. 5-Gallon 5-Piece Electronic Drum Set
  81. Electric Go-Kart Made From Off The Shelf Components
  82. Popmaskinen — An Electromechanical One Man Band
  83. Live Look at Taktia Augmented Power Tool and Carbide 3D Mill
  84. Isoscel-Ease Drawing Robot is Mesmerizing
  85. Ask Hackaday: Can Battery-Free Bluetooth Item Locating Tags Exist?
  86. Arduino Zero Hardware is Not Just for Beginners
  87. Sinclair ZX Spectrum +2A Slims Down
  88. Candle Powered Fan Keeps You Cool Using a Thermoelectric Generator
  89. A Levered Light Switch Even Fido Can Operate
  90. Capacitive Sensing And Old IBM Keyboards
  91. Barobot Serves Cocktails While Using Open Design the Right Way
  92. Neo Geo Gets Line Doubled
  93. Sealed-System Bucket Loader Cleans Messes in Dangerous Places
  94. Retrotechtacular: Once Upon A Punched Card
  95. Oh, the People You’ll Meet! (at Maker Faire)
  96. Turning Lego Into A Groove Machine
  97. The Solafide Forbes Nash Organ
  98. Wake On LAN With A Dev Board
  99. Catching Drops of Water With LEDs
  100. Arc Attack Shows Off Tesla Backpack which is Certainly Not a Weapon
  101. Mikey, the Robot That Charges Itself
  102. Youthful Destruction at Maker Faire
  103. An Experiment To Test Radioactive Decay Varying Over Time
  104. Pokemon Artificial Intelligence Is Smarter Than You
  105. Driving 1000 NeoPixels With 1k Of Arduino RAM
  106. Solar-Powered Mosquito Birth Control Is Making Waves
  107. Emulating Touchscreens In Python
  108. Hackaday Links: May 18, 2014
  109. NYC Resistor gets a PDP-11/34
  110. Firmware For Cheap Bluetooth Modules
  111. Hacking An Old Parallel Port Webcam To Work With A Gameduino 2
  112. Hyperspectral Imaging With A DSLR
  113. A Raspi Ambilight With HDMI Input
  114. A Ring of Colored Pencils
  115. Artificial Muscles Use Carbon Nanotube Sheets
  116. These Trackpad Winamp Visualizations Really Whip the Llama’s Ass
  117. Johnny Mnemonic, Broken Columns, And Pinball Repair
  118. Hacking the D-Link DSP-W215 Smart Plug
  119. LED Snowboards Light Up The Night
  120. Live from Maker Faire #hadmf
  121. Breaking Open The Quirky Nimbus
  122. World’s Smallest Comic Etched Onto a Human Hair
  123. Augmented Reality with an FPGA
  124. LED Clock Looks Cool AND Tells Time
  125. Wall-Mounted Chess Set Lets You Stand and Play
  126. Pneumatic Wolverine Claws Are Quite Possibly The Best Thing Ever
  127. ISEE-3: Ready To Come Home
  128. Introducing Mirobot, a DIY WiFi Robot for Children
  129. A WiFi Home Power Meter
  130. Home Made Cargo Bicycle Makes Use of Scraps!
  131. Electrolytic Rust Removal Leaves Your Parts Shiny As New
  132. MicroModem, For Data Transmission Explorations
  133. Find the Giant Jolly Wrencher at Maker Faire this Weekend
  134. 1980’s Ingenuity Yields Mechanical Intervalometer
  135. Fail of the Week: Projector LED Retrofit
  136. Introducing The Arduino Zero
  137. Learning to Reverse Engineer on a Broken Printer
  138. Bumpy, The Beautiful DIY MP3 Player
  139. Eerie Robotic Instruments Make Use of Servos and Solenoids
  140. Frankensteined X4 Quad is Brought Back to Life
  141. Programming Micros With Impossibly Cheap Bluetooth Adapters
  142. Virtual Reality Gets Real with 3 Kinect Cameras
  143. A Modular 1GHz Spectrum Analyzer
  144. Electronic Puzzle Box Uses Only Discrete Components
  145. The Hacklet #3
  146. Metal Inlays Using A Bit Of Solder
  147. Green Light Go, Red Light Come Back Later
  148. Samsung NX300 Gets Rooted
  149. Upgrade Your Garage Door with Arduino and RFID
  150. Laser Etching Brings New Life To An IBM Keyboard
  151. Hair Thin Wires Save a 3DS from the Landfill
  152. Developed on Hackaday: License Incompatibilities and Project State
  153. Retrotechtacular: Forging Of Chain By Smiths
  154. Get your uni, school or college involved in The Hackaday Prize
  155. Making Manual Lens Flares With A Few Simple Parts
  156. An Open Source Cortex-M0 Halogen Reflow Oven Controller With LCD
  157. Solderless Noise-o-Tron Kit Makes Noise at Chicago Makerfaire
  158. A Quadcopter from Scratch
  159. Rackmount RasPi Leaves No Excuse to Lose Data
  160. Oinker is Twitter for HAMs
  161. Injection Molding With Hot Glue
  162. Hardware Startup Review: Spark
  163. Intelligent Roadways Pave Way To The Future
  164. Repairing a Damaged RC Rx Due to Reverse Polarity Power Input
  165. Not Your Typical ATX Power Supply Hack
  166. Black Knight Transformer — A Military Octorotor You Can Ride In
  167. Custom Nixie Tube PSU is a Lesson in Good PCB Design
  168. Hackaday Links: May 11, 2014
  169. Underwater GoPro Hero 2 Sees Clearly Again
  170. Phenox: Wherein Quadcopters Get FPGAs
  171. Unbricking The Da Vinci And Installing Custom Firmware
  172. The Phidgets Solar Powered Weather Station
  173. CNC’d And Anodized Ti Engagement Rings
  174. More Counterfeit Apple Chargers Than You Can Shake An iPod At
  175. Blobless Printing With Velocity Extrusion
  176. Reading 2.4GHz Transmitters With An Arduino
  177. Koenigsegg 3D-Printing for Production Vehicles
  178. Robot Runs on 6 Legs But Never More Than 2 at a Time
  179. Have An Unused DIY Instrument? Send It On Tour With [Imogen Heap]
  180. BrickPi Bookreader 1 and 2 Read Tablets or Books Aloud, You Choose
  181. Barduino, Now With Facebook Integration
  182. First Responder Call-In Using Google Voice
  183. Quadcopter Built From Recycled Motherboards
  184. [Bunnie]’s Laptop Gets A 900MHz Scope Addon
  185. Hackaday at Maker Faire
  186. Floreo: E-textililes And Moving Clothing
  187. DIY Arduino Cases You Never Knew Existed
  188. Hackaday Meetup with HeatSync Labs and The Tymkrs
  189. Raspberry Pi Boiler Control Uses a Webcam to Read The Analog Gauge
  190. Augmented Laser Cutter Removes Design Technology Barriers
  191. GPIB To USB, With A Python API
  192. The PebblyPi: A Smart Doorbell
  193. Testing The Efficiency Of PCB Etchants
  194. The p.u.l.s.e Parking Light
  195. MiniBloq IDE, Graphical Programming For Robots Of All Sizes
  196. Sci-Fi Contest Winners
  197. Coloring 3D Prints With Sharpies
  198. Two Wheeler is Gyroscope Stabilized
  199. Input And Output On A Single Pin
  200. Stylish Cafe Battlestation Spoils Customers
  201. Wind Tunnel Testing Now Available To The Common Man
  202. My First Robot: A Dad’s Journey In Robotics for His Daughter
  203. The Smallest ATtiny85 Based USB Board
  204. DIY Ultra Wideband Impulse Synthetic Aperture Radar And A MakerBot
  205. The Hackaday Prize: Thinking Really, Really Big
  206. Plug and Play Portable Console Saves Space So You Don’t Have To!
  207. Motion Compression With Oculus Rift
  208. Tell Time and Blink an LED on Your Wrist with WatchDuino
  209. Hands-on With the FlexyDualie 3D Printer Extruder
  210. Dual Port RAM Teaches an Old NES New Tricks
  211. Circular Saw Cuts Balls… Wooden Balls, Don’t Worry
  212. Retrotechtacular: ROTOPARK is a Futuristic Parking Structure from 40 Years Ago
  213. The Neurogrid – What It Is and What It Is Not
  214. A Webcam Based Posture Sensor
  215. 3D Printed Cast with Ultrasound Emitter Promises Faster Healing Times
  216. A Low Cost, Solar-Powered Swamp Cooler
  217. Recycled Foam Box is Now A Weather Station
  218. Bacon Alarm Clock Won’t Burn Your House Down
  219. Boost Peak Power Tracking Battery Charger
  220. 2014 Imagine RIT: an Innovation and Creativity Festival in Rochester, NY
  221. Building A CO2 Laser In A Hardware Store
  222. Bomb Clock Scares You Awake!
  223. Huge RGB Ring Light Clock
  224. TERMES: Termite Inspired Robots
  225. Rechargeable Work Lamp Brightens Your Night
  226. Hackaday Links: May 4, 2014
  227. Block Noise, Listen To Music
  228. Restoring a Violin with 3D Printed Parts
  229. Spin a PCB for Your Most Beloved Sensors
  230. Listening To A Swarm Of Satellites In Orbit
  231. Cadence Meter Proves Wearable Development Is All About Just Doing It
  232. Roman Headgear Looks Less Silly With Lots of Blinky
  233. Jackal takes it to the streets
  234. Pneumatic Rocket Man
  235. Ask Hackaday: Can The Lix 3D Printing Pen Actually Work?
  236. Hackaday Space: The Winners!
  237. 3D Printed Stick Shift Handle
  238. Game Boy vs. Electronic Shelf Labels
  239. Go On a Power Trip with Powerduino
  240. Off-Road Quad Uses… A Pneumatic Drive?
  241. NSA Technology Goes Open Hardware
  242. Japanese Edition: 3Dプリンターで24時間以内に住宅建設。しかもリサイクル材料を用いたエコ建築。
  243. Star Wars Training Droid Uses The Force
  244. Reading Paper Tapes From Scratch!
  245. Hackaday Space: Final Transmission Minecraft Puzzles Explained
  246. This Weekend: Hackaday at the Southeast Vintage Computer Festival
  247. Circular Saws In the Kitchen, Good Idea or Best Idea?
  248. Magsafe On An Android, Cats And Dogs Living Together
  249. Hack a Camera, Win a Nikon
  250. Sending Open-Source Satellites to Space
  251. Using the Raspberry Pi To See Like A Bee
  252. Hackaday Space: Pixel Art Contest
  253. A Z80 Retro Microcomputer for the Papilio Pro FPGA Board
  254. Eye Tracking With The Oculus Rift
  255. Hackaday Space: Transmission 3 Puzzles Explained
  256. Airchat, The Wireless Mesh Network From Lulzlabs
  257. Mirror Mirror on the Wall…
  258. Straw Based Filament?
  259. C64 MIDI and Flash Cart
  260. Using A ThinkPad Keyboard Over USB
  261. The Hacklet #2

April 2014

  1. The Zorkduino
  2. Community Weigh-In for Sci-Fi Contest
  3. This is Not-A-Camera
  4. Hackaday Space: Transmission 2 Puzzles Explained
  5. A Masterpiece Of 3D Printed Case Modding. With An Ouya.
  6. Finally, A Desktop CNC Machine With A Real Spindle
  7. uMotio: An Arduino Compatible 3D Gesture Controller
  8. Handmade Acrylic Skeleton Clock Is an Impressive Feat of Scroll Sawing
  9. ATtiny85 Data Acquisition
  10. Droning On: The Anatomy of A Drone
  11. What If You Experienced Lag In Real Life?
  12. Hackaday Space: Transmission 1
  13. A DIY Atomic Force Microscope
  14. Solderless Pogo-Pins For Flashing Routers
  15. A Simple Programmable Electronic Load Using the Arduino
  16. Replicator 1 Receives a PID Controlled Heated Chamber
  17. Profiling An Arduino
  18. Cheap Under-Cabinet Lights Reimagined as Photography Lighting
  19. ISEE-3 Dream Team Needs Your Help
  20. Roboartist Draws What It Sees
  21. The Hackaday Prize: You Build Open Hardware, We Send You to Space
  22. Opensource RhinoBOT is Well Suited For Hacking and Sumo-Robotics!
  23. Flying Robots Jam Out In a Robotic Orchestra
  24. A Small Replacement for Large Programming Headers
  25. Send Wireless TXT between Two TI Calculators
  26. Hackaday Links: April 27, 2014
  27. Hacking Manufacturing: Ordering a Custom Heatsink from China
  28. Hackaday Retro Edition: Hackadaying At 300 Baud
  29. Galvanic Isolated FTDI Board Saves Your USB Ports
  30. Backyard Roller Coaster – Family, Physics and Fun
  31. Sci-Fi Contest Roundup: Alien Autopsy And Jacking On
  32. Improved Thermocouples On A Microcontroller
  33. Playing Tetris on an Oscilloscope
  34. 3D Printing Homes in Less Than 24 Hours Using Recycled Materials
  35. 4-bit Adder Built from Mechanical Relays
  36. Sink Your Teeth Into PiPhone
  37. Small-Scale Projects Use Snail-Mail Mail-Scale
  38. The Arduino Operating System
  39. Sci-Fi Contest Roundup: Thinking 4th Dimensionally
  40. A H-Bridge Motor Controller Tutorial Makes it Simple to Understand
  41. NES Cartridge Hack Makes Great Novelty Gift
  42. Interactive LED Beer Pong Table Has More Features Than You Can Shake a Stick At
  43. Overengineering A USB Hub
  44. Building A Software Defined Radio With A Teensy
  45. A Tutorial on Using Linux for Real-Time Tasks
  46. 3D Printed Hydrofoil Boat RC Flies
  47. Sci-Fi Contest Roundup: I Am Iron Man
  48. A High-Speed Logic Gate Board for the Easy-Phi Project
  49. HexDrake — A Low Cost 2-DOF Hexapod
  50. Building EL Displays On A PCB
  51. Sphere Morphing Hexabot Takes On The Wilderness
  52. Simple Hack Creates an Inverted Watch Display
  53. Measuring Light With ChipKIT
  54. Sci-Fi Contest Roundup: Star Trek
  55. DIY Multimeter, Arduino Sold Seperately
  56. Super Shoes Lead The Way
  57. Digispark Pro, The Bigger Smaller Dev Board
  58. Black Mirror, Black Hole: Kill Your Television
  59. Micro-Robots Are Scary Awesome
  60. Video: Getting Your Feet Wet with Programmable System On Chip
  61. TherMOFOrmer
  62. Sci-Fi Contest Roundup: Science Nonfiction
  63. Need An Idea For Your Next Kickstarter? Check Out This Kickstarter!
  64. I2S Audio And SPI Display With An Ethernet Module
  65. Electromagnetic Spiderman Webshooter Railgun / Grappling Hook
  66. HummingBoard, The Vastly More Powerful Raspi
  67. Sci-Fi Contest Roundup: Doctor Who
  68. 2048: Embedded Edition
  69. Retrotectacular: The Science of Derailing Trains
  70. [Balint]’s GNU Radio Tutorials
  71. Self-Learning Helicopter Uses Neural Network
  72. Aluminum LED Matrix Looks Professionally Made
  73. Final Transmission
  74. Building a Final Key
  75. Sci-Fi Contest Roundup: The Valve Universe
  76. Rebuilding a Custom IC Saves HP Pulse Generator
  77. Sniping 2.4GHz
  78. Developed on Hackaday: Vote for your Favorite Card Art
  79. Using Public Data to Make Laser Cut Maps
  80. What’s Inside a USB Isolator?
  81. VoLumen — The Most Advanced Persistence of Vision Display Yet
  82. Sublime Text as an Arduino IDE
  83. The Raspberry Eye Sees All
  84. Hackaday Links: April 20, 2014
  85. Sci-Fi Contest Roundup: Stargate
  86. Blinky LED Necklace That Actually Looks Chic
  87. The Computer Without A CPU
  88. Make a 3D Scanner for 60€ Using Old Hardware
  89. Filament Extruder Pumps Out 1kg/hour!
  90. Flexible Arduino Sure to Be A Hit
  91. Prototyping Brief Case Would Be Fun To Take Through Customs
  92. A Light Painting Infrared Ray Gun
  93. Genetic Engineering Produces Desk/Computer Hybrid
  94. Sci-Fi Contest Roundup: The Voight-Kampff Machine
  95. A LIN Bus Signal Injector
  96. The Pyro Board: A Two Dimensional Ruben’s Tube
  97. BeagleBone Black + RAMPS
  98. Auto Roll-up Tool Storage
  99. Leak-Proof Water Blob Provides Hours of Fun
  100. PenguinBot Follows Light, Goes Screech in the Night
  101. Low-Power Orientation Tracker and an Optimized Math Library for the MSP430
  102. DIY Gas Can Speakers Blast Your Tunes
  103. We’re Not Joking Around; Something BIG is Coming
  104. Sci-Fi Contest Roundup: No Tea
  105. Sniffing Vending Machine Buses
  106. Raspberry Pi Remote Audio Link
  107. Interactive Gloves Turn Gestures into Music
  108. The Persistence of Jumping Rope
  109. Interactive 3D Projection is Foggy At Best
  110. Using Non-Crappy Software With The Da Vinci Printer
  111. Measuring Frequency Response with an RTL-SDR Dongle and a Diode
  112. Lego Robot Plays Games For You As You Sleep
  113. Awww Shoot! My Spool Doesn’t Fit My Holder
  114. Hackaday Retro Edition: Parallel Port Ethernet
  115. Kyub MIDI Keyboard Puts a Piano in Your Pocket
  116. Wearable flames with fur and LED strips
  117. Re:load Pro, an Open Source Active Load
  118. Building the Internet of “Thing” at FTF2014
  119. Building a Mesh Networked Conference Badge
  120. Homemade Gravity Light Doesn’t Last Long but Proves the Concept!
  121. Inkjet Transfers to Wood
  122. The HellZXchreiber
  123. Frozen Instruments Played at Swedish Music Festival
  124. The Hacklet #1
  125. A 3D Printed Cryptex
  126. Developed on Hackaday: Olivier’s Design Rundown
  127. Step Into the Ring with Fight Coach
  128. Retrotechtacular: The Cryotron Computer
  129. Automated Bed Leveling For 3D Printers Is Now Solved
  130. Extracting Gesture Information from Existing Wireless Signals
  131. The Egg-Bot Gets A Little Wax Stabby
  132. Transmission #03
  133. Fixing Apple TV’s Terrible UI
  134. A 7″ Touchscreen TV Remote Control from Scratch
  135. Smart Microwave Shows You How It’s Done
  136. Electric Imp Locks and Unlocks your Door Automatically
  137. MountainBeest – A Theo Jansen Creature Comes Alive in My Garage
  138. Steering Sound with Phased Array
  139. Bare-metal Programming On The Teensy 3
  140. Neo Geo Arcade Gets Second Life with a Raspberry Pi
  141. Air-Tensioned Bandsaw Simplifies Woodworking Life
  142. Electron Beam Control In A Scanning Electron Microscope
  143. Hackaday Links: April 13, 2014
  144. Super Affordable LED Lighting Ready to Go Off Mains Voltage
  145. Hackerspace Tour: IXR in Wall, NJ
  146. Desktop Sized Tamagotchi Is Even Harder to Ignore
  147. Printing In Three Dimensions, For Real This Time
  148. The Ultimate Workstation That Folds Up
  149. Sewing Conductive Thread in Parallel Lines
  150. Turn Your Drill Press into a Bobbin/Spindle Sander
  151. A Virtual Cane for the Visually Impaired
  152. Developed on Hackaday: The Top PCB dilemna
  153. DIY Linear Actuators For A Flight Sim
  154. Transcribing Piano Rolls with Python
  155. This Is Not Your Father’s Power Wheel
  156. Play Peek-A-Boo with Blind Spot
  157. ISPnub – A Stand-Alone AVR In-System-Programmer Module
  158. Using Bitcoin To Detect Malware
  159. Google Releases Project Ara MDK
  160. The Ancient Greeks Invented Kevlar Over 2 Millennia Ago
  161. Reach Out and Touch Your Next Project with Long Range RC Controller
  162. Geodesic Structures that aren’t just Domes
  163. BeagleBone Black and FPGA Driven LED Wall
  164. A Brilliant and Elegant CNC Pendant
  165. The INFRA-NINJA — A PC Remote Receiver
  166. Never Lose Your Pencil With OSkAR on Patrol
  167. 3D Printed Cyclone Dust Separator
  168. Developed on Hackaday: 2 Days Left to Submit your Design!
  169. Recovering Nichrome Wire from Unexpected Sources
  170. Fail of the Week: Rewiring Robosapien
  171. Fake Audiophile Opamps Revealed
  172. An Exceptional BASIC Computer
  173. Resetting DRM On 3D Printer Filament
  174. An Emulated Commodore 64 Operating System for the Raspberry Pi
  175. Turning An Analog Scope Into A Logic Analyzer
  176. Gaming on an 8x8x8 LED Cube
  177. X-Wing Tri-Rotor Brings Star Wars to Life
  178. VCF East Wrapup MegaPost
  179. Using SIMMs to Add Some Extra RAM on your Arduino UNO
  180. Create Your Own J.A.R.V.I.S. Using Jasper
  181. Building a Quadcopter with a CNC Mill and a 3D Printer
  182. VCF East: PR1ME And AT&T Unix Boxes
  183. Serial Monitor Without a PC
  184. Designing a Front Panel for a DIY Project
  185. Festo Creates Bionic Kangaroo; Steve Austin Unimpressed
  186. Zenotron: the Looks of a Kaypro II with the Soul of a Nebulophone
  187. Heroes of Hardware Revolution: Bob Widlar
  188. Dirt Cheap Dirty Boards Offers Dirt Cheap PCB Fab
  189. VCF East: Old Computers, New Games
  190. Hackaday
  191. PiFace Control & Display Tear Down
  192. Vacuum Formed Portable N64 is the Real Deal
  193. Recreating the THX Deep Note
  194. The Raspberry Pi Compute Module
  195. VCF East: [Vince Briel] Of Briel Computers
  196. Multijoy_Retro Connects Your ‘Wayback’ to your ‘Machine’
  197. 3D Printed Camera Arm Saves $143
  198. Hack A Day Goes Retro in a Computer Museum
  199. Arduino-Controlled Marquee Arrow Points the Way to Whatever You Like
  200. Hackaday Links: April 6, 2014
  201. VCF East: PetPix, Streaming Images To A Commodore PET
  202. Reusable Vacuum Bag Saves you Money
  203. VCF East: The Swyft Card
  204. CPLD Tutorial: Learn Programmable Logic the Easy Way
  205. Creative Continuity Tester Made For a Few Bucks
  206. University Attempts to Break 3D Printing World Record
  207. Super Mario on a Human-Machine-Interface!
  208. Gesture Recognition Using Ultrasound
  209. Open Source Power Line Communication
  210. The Mobile Phone PixelSWaLL
  211. Bike Pedals in Both Directions, Gets You to Your Destination AND Back
  212. Taking Pictures with a DRAM Chip
  213. Web Interface for the FRAM LaunchPad
  214. Robot Cage Fighting is Still a Thing!
  215. Powering a RPi with Hydrogen
  216. Building an Inductive Loop Vehicle Detector
  217. Sci-Fi Contest: Source Universe Roundup
  218. Tube Headphones Rock Out While Keeping the Family Peace
  219. We’re At The Vintage Computer Festival This Weekend!
  220. SQL Injection Fools Speed Traps and Clears Your Record
  221. Fixing Misaligned PVC With Kerf Bends
  222. Throwback Handheld Built with Modern Hobby Hardware
  223. Blinkenschild, The RGB LED Display For Every Occasion
  224. Raspberry Pi UPS Using Supercapacitors
  225. LightByte: Animated Shutters
  226. Some Tips About Tips
  227. Turning The Makerbot Into A Tattoo Machine
  228. Fail of the Week: CPLDs That Release Blue Smoke
  229. Peltier Mini-Fridge Preserves Chip Quik, Marriage
  230. Tearing Down a Cheap External USB Battery
  231. The Tiny, Awesome Class D Amp
  232. Arduino Controlled Dahlander Motor Switch
  233. Happiness Is Just A Flaming Oxy-Fuel Torch Away
  234. 3D Printed Splint Saves Baby’s Life
  235. [Bunnie] Launches the Novena Open Laptop
  236. Boxing + Arduino + Geometry = Awesomeness
  237. MSP430-Based CTF Hardware Hacking Challenge
  238. Portable SMT Lab for Hacker On The Go
  239. Dispensing Solder Paste With A 3D Printer
  240. Reverse Engineering Programmable Logic
  241. Unlocking your Computer with a Leonardo and an NFC Shield
  242. AWD Motorcycle Drives Over Anything, Fits into Dufflebag
  243. Low-cost Solar Panels are Easy to Make and Reconfigure
  244. MC Escher Inspires a Reptilian Floor
  245. Editing Circuits With Focused Ion Beams
  246. E-Waste Quadcopter Lifts Your Spirits While Keeping Costs Down
  247. Stretch Bike Hauls All
  248. Raspberry Pi Quake III Bounty Claimed
  249. The Coconut Cruiser Takes Relaxing To The Next Level

March 2014

  1. Frozen Pi — An Affordable Bullet Time Recorder
  2. A Real Malware In A Mouse
  3. Droning On: Resources and First Steps
  4. Dr. Frankenstein’s Wireless Xbox One Steering Wheel
  5. Sniffing pH Sensor RF Signals for Feedback Re: Your Esophagus
  6. Magic Screwdriver Decides If You Watch TV Or Not
  7. Using a Door Handle Conductivity to Detect Intruders
  8. Controlling The Garmin HUD With Bluetooth
  9. Hackaday Links: March 31, 2014
  10. Measuring Magnetic Fields with a Robotic Arm
  11. Reflowing With A Hair Straightener
  12. LEGO® My Single-Phase Induction Motor
  13. DIY Bluetooth Boombox Can Take a Beating!
  14. Malware In A Mouse
  15. 3D Printed Instrument Roundup
  16. Frankenstein, The Open Source Engine Control Unit
  17. 2-Axis Solar Tracker Always Gets a Tan
  18. Hacking A Laser Tape Measure In 3 Easy Steps
  19. Arduino Day is Today
  20. Cheap Tire Sale Sparks Creative Contraption
  21. Recycling Plastic With Liquid Nitrogen
  22. Energy-Saving Fireplace Thermostat
  23. Successful 3D Printed Cranium Implant
  24. The Amazing Ping-Pong Robot was Fake
  25. Rock Out With Your Ribbon Controller Bass
  26. Sci-Fi Contest Prize Acquisition Issues — Oh Noes!
  27. High Tech Convertible Desk Takes it Up a Notch
  28. Hackaday’s Guide to Shanghai
  29. The Auto Parking Mecanum Robot
  30. A Mini Op-Amp Based Line Following Robot
  31. An Etch-A-Sketch to Fetch the Time
  32. riotNAS: Mobile Storage for Street Photography
  33. Laser Cutter Becomes An Etch A Sketch
  34. Developed on Hackaday: Need Card Art — Who Likes to Draw?
  35. Designing a WakeUp Light
  36. Fail of the Week: Secret Agent-Style Book Hideaway
  37. Telepresence Robot Proves It’s A Small World After All
  38. Hackaday 68k: So You Want A Kit?
  39. 3 DOF Open Source Robot Arm Is Just the Beginning
  40. Building a Network Controllable RGB LED Lamp from an Old Scanner
  41. Electric Scooter MK 1 — Tundra Upgrade!
  42. Piezos For Haptic Feedback
  43. WS2812b Ambilight Clone For The Raspi
  44. 3D Printering: Custom RC Camera Mount Takes To The Sky
  45. The Mostly 3D Printed Violin
  46. Shapeoko 2 Mods: Dust Mitigation and Limit Switches
  47. Copper Oxide Thermoelectric Generator Can Light An LED
  48. Facebook to Buy Oculus VR
  49. Dead Computer Tower? Why Not Make a Tool Box?
  50. Now You’re Washing with Gas
  51. Who Wouldn’t Want 3D Printed Candles of Yourself on Your 70th Birthday?
  52. Retrotechtacular: The Magic of Making Cars in the ’30s
  53. Vending Machine is Now Cyborg Friendly
  54. Open Source Humanoid Robot Is Awesom-o
  55. 3D Printed… Measuring Tape?
  56. First Stab at Motion Sensor to Disconnect a Car Charger
  57. Bookworm Playing Bot Tests Programmer’s OCR Skills
  58. Rebuilding A 50,000 Volt Power Supply
  59. Soft Robotics, Silicone Rubber, And Amazing Castings
  60. The Gathering: Shanghai’s Hackaday Community
  61. 3 Cheap Hood/Hatchback/Topper Mods to Save Your Noggin
  62. Embeded Sieve of Eratosthenes: Hunting Primes on ARM
  63. Mechanical Iris Will Make You Want a Laser Cutter Even More
  64. Monitoring your Gas Consumption with a JeeNode and a nRF24L01+
  65. Humble Beginnings of a Pick and Place Machine
  66. Hackaday Links: March 23, 2014
  67. This Machine Sucks Balls
  68. Say Watt? A Talking Multimeter?
  69. A Hexacopter with FPV
  70. DIY CNC Dust Collection Really Sucks!
  71. Learning Assembly with a Web Based Assembler
  72. Hackaday At MakeDC
  73. Home Made Resin Based 3D Printer is Incredible
  74. Bitbanging USB On Low Power ARMs
  75. Drilling Into a Laptop: Extreme Hinge Repair
  76. Build Your Own Radio Clock Transmitter
  77. Hackerspace Tour: Xerocraft In Tucson, Arizona
  78. It’s Not 2015 Yet But Marty and His Hoverboard Are Already Here!
  79. Crafternoon: Forget Potatoes, We’re Making Stamps with Lasers
  80. Open Source SwitchMote Promises Easy Home Automation
  81. Need to Reference the US Constitution Fast? How’s 6 Seconds Sound?
  82. Stealth Bluetooth Stereo: It’s a Jeep Thing
  83. Hackaday Visits NOVA Labs And Small Batch Assembly
  84. Hackaday Video: Safe Area Operation for Components (and Helicopters)
  85. Don’t Just Go Sticking That Anywhere: Protect the Precious With a USB Wrapper
  86. Authentic Blue Blueprints
  87. Talking Bacon Plushie Greets You At The Door
  88. Modular Arduino Based Infrared Thermometer
  89. USB On The ATtiny10
  90. Magnetic Propeller Balancer Takes Away the Shakes
  91. Fluke Issues Statement Regarding Sparkfun’s Impounded Multimeters
  92. Fail of the Week: The Demise of Lil’ Screwy
  93. MRRF: Roundtable And Roundup
  94. Piezoelectric Crystal Speaker for Clock Radio Is Alarmingly Easy to Make
  95. You are Fined 1 Credit for a Violation of the Verbal Morality Statute
  96. KamerMaker Begins Printing a House
  97. Heated Build Chambers Don’t Have to be That Complex
  98. Meet Lynx, a (costly) Offline Password Keeper
  99. Multimeters Without A Country: Fluke’s Broad Trademark Bans Yellow Multimeter Imports
  100. Ask Hackaday: Auto Bed Leveling And High Temperature Force Sensitive Resistors
  101. Massive LED Display Makes Use of Reused Soda Bottles
  102. Etching designs into denim with a laser cutter
  103. Mug Music Is Good to the Last Drop
  104. GEVCU – an Open Generalized Electric Vehicle Control Unit
  105. 3D Printers Can Only Make Trinkets — What About Kayaks?
  106. Prophet 600: A Classic Synthesizer Gets Processor Upgrade
  107. Homemade Ball Mill Tumbles Along Like a Champ
  108. We Asked For It — An Arduino Bowel Gauge
  109. Hackaday in Shanghai: Electronica and a Gathering
  110. MRRF: 3D Bioprinting
  111. Retrotechtacular: Breaking Atoms to Break the Ice
  112. From Saw Dust to Stove Fuel
  113. Listening to Electromagnetic Interference with a RTLSDR Dongle
  114. Handheld Tetris is Retro and We Love It
  115. Cute Tilt Beam Flashlight Adds Some Fun Interaction to Your Patio Table
  116. MRRF: Repables, The Nonprofit 3D Object Repository
  117. Good Vibrations: Giving the HC-SR04 a Brain Transplant
  118. MRRF: Stuff From Lulzbot
  119. Hacking the Sci-Fi Contest Team Requirement
  120. Radar Imaging in your Garage: Synthetic Aperture Radar
  121. NFC Ring Unlocks Your Phone
  122. MRRF: ARM-Based CNC Controllers
  123. Hacking Rolling Code Keyfobs
  124. Clever Use of PVC to Make a Standing Desk at Work
  125. Hacking Window Blinds to Interface with Home Automation System
  126. Hackaday Links: March 16, 2014
  127. Developed on Hackaday: Security and Arduino Compatibility
  128. DIY Mini-Drill Would Make Mad Max Proud
  129. MRRF: 3D Printed Resin Molds
  130. Stuffing an RFID Card into a Finger Ring
  131. A 3-Axis Paper Cutting Mini Laser
  132. A Different Kind of CNC Workpiece Clamp
  133. Easily Silkscreen All the Things
  134. Temperature Controller Gets Open Source Firmware Upgrade
  135. MRRF: CoreXZ
  136. Remembering the Future – SciFi Novel Tech Seen at SXSW
  137. E-Nable(ing) Shea to Build a Prosthetic Hand for Herself!
  138. The Beginnings of an LCR Meter
  139. An AT-ATX: A Different Kind of Power Supply
  140. Measuring Poop for a Better Sanitation Service
  141. Cordwood Puzzle Kit Without Instructions
  142. Midwest RepRap Festival: 3D Printed Waffles
  143. Your Weekend Plans: Hardware Freedom Day
  144. DAGU: The Standalone CNC Controller
  145. Open-Source Sentry Gun Plans Promise the Next Level of Office Warfare
  146. Old Inkjet Turned Into An SVG Plotter
  147. Foldscope Promises Microscopes for Everyone!
  148. Panning GoPro Mount Catches Bad Drivers On Video
  149. The Ripper: A Different Kind of CNC Machine
  150. Billboard Advertises Engineering School, Manufactures Potable Water
  151. Hackaday 68k: Gluing Architecture Buffer Maps
  152. Cleaning Up Smoke with an Electrostatic Precipitator
  153. Fail of the Week: Unconnected Nets in KiCad
  154. Manual Pick and Place
  155. Automatically Accept Membership Fees or Donations
  156. Make an HD Projector for Next to Nothing!
  157. USB-ify your Old Cell Phone Chargers
  158. Build Your Own Elektrosluch 2 and save €45
  159. Staff Update
  160. Hacked Turntable Plays a Tree’s Rings Instead of Records
  161. Developed on Hackaday: Coding Conventions and GitHub Pull Requests
  162. The Future Doesn’t Need Another Internet-Connected Teddybear – Hackaday at SXSW Create
  163. Tiny Improvised Grinder/Saw Packs a Punch
  164. An Open Source iPad Display Adapter
  165. Prop Replica Tesseract Case Has Some Serious Tech Inside
  166. New Version of Energia Supports Wolverine and Connected
  167. LED Throwies Turn Statues into Heart Attack Risks
  168. Custom Mechanical Keyboards
  169. SOAP Drama: An Interview With The SOAP Creators
  170. Hackaday Gathering: Shanghai
  171. Retrotechtacular: Shedding Light on Holograms
  172. Sci-Fi Contest Prizes Make You Drool Like a Rancor
  173. Automated Light Painting Makes It Easy
  174. Smart Kegerator Bills Based on Beer Consumption
  175. Remote Shutter Release Lets You Be a Hipster From a Distance
  176. Missing Drone Posters Are a Hilarious Look into the Future
  177. Adding a Manual Z-axis To Your Laser
  178. ISEE-3: We Get Signal
  179. Black Orb Just Wants Someone To Talk With
  180. Hackaday Projects: Open to the Public
  181. Welcome to Droning On
  182. A FPGA based Bus Pirate Clone
  183. Hacking Radio Controlled Outlets
  184. Kinect + Wiper Motor + LEGO = 3D Scanner
  185. Hackaday Links: March 9, 2014
  186. Building The Mountainbeest
  187. Next Weekend: The Midwest Reprap Festival
  188. Ask Hackaday: Wiping Your Bum With An Arduino?
  189. Fetching Etchings for Stainless Steel
  190. Another Awesome Electronics Lab in a Box
  191. Vintage Vertical Nixie Clock
  192. A Cocktail Shaker With Android And Arduino
  193. Automated Phone Cracker/App Tester Steps it Up a Notch
  194. The Tannin DIY MIDI Controller
  195. The LATHON Dual Nozzle 3D Printer
  196. EmuDroid 4: Completed!
  197. Real or Fake? The Amazing Ping-Pong Robot
  198. Mathematical! 3D Printed BMO Has a Full Range of Emotions
  199. Solving Endstop Woes with a Simple Analog Filter
  200. Web Controlled Servo from a BeagleBone Black
  201. An Affordable Full Body Studio Grade 3D Scanner
  202. Using an NRF24L01 for Air Bootloading
  203. I Can Fix The Space Station With A Metronome, A Metronome, A Metronome
  204. SOAP: The Home Automation Router And Kickstarter Scam
  205. Turning A Router Into An Arduino Yún
  206. Hanging Table Makes Room for Activities
  207. Face Tanner PCB UV Lamp is So Bright, You Gotta Wear Shades
  208. Building a Chainsaw Mill to Make Planks
  209. We’re Hiring
  210. The Mystery Of Zombie RAM
  211. Fail of the Week: WS2811 Pixel Failure on FLED
  212. TI Launches “Connected LaunchPad”
  213. The Flaming Yinlips
  214. Make a Plastic Bender using Stuff You Already Have
  215. Here’s the Dirt on Printing With Pollution
  216. From Wireless Soundbar to Portable Boombox
  217. Hackaday Scouts For Hacks at SXSW
  218. Bench Power Supply Constant Current EZ-SET
  219. Hackaday 68k: Blinking An LED
  220. A Low Cost Arduino FPGA Shield
  221. Make Your Electronics Lab in a Box
  222. Monster 100W LED Flashlight for Under $10!
  223. Russian Man Builds a Chainsaw Out of a Grinder
  224. DIY Bell For Your Trains of Lionel
  225. Interrupt Free V-USB
  226. Public Transportation Display
  227. Retrotechtacular: Lighting the Way for Talkie Pictures with Optical Sound Recording
  228. Woodhouse Controls Your House, Avoids Danger Zone
  229. TDOA (Time Difference of Arrival) Directional Antenna
  230. RFID Jacket Flashes the Crowd at Make Fashion 2014
  231. Coolant Hose Grippers Keep Your Components in Place
  232. Forget Stopping Bullets – Vest Warms You While Stopping Taser
  233. Remote Control Anything With A PS3 Controller
  234. Atomic Powered Robots and Records Played With Optics
  235. Hot or Not? Find Out How to Calculate Component Heat and Why You Should
  236. 3D Printed Zipper Saves the Day!
  237. Gritz: An Open Source Speed Reading Tool
  238. Searching For Makers In Washington DC
  239. Hacking Dell Laptop Charger Identification
  240. USB Keyboard And Mouse For The PS4
  241. The Stepper Driver Driver
  242. Hackaday Links: March 3, 2014
  243. Making OLEDs In The Kitchen Sink
  244. Reverse Engineering Candle Flicker LEDs, Again
  245. This Desktop Air Conditioner Is Really Cool!
  246. Software USB On The STM8
  247. Microcontroller Speech Synthesis Lets Your Project Be Heard
  248. Turning A Tiny CRT Into A Monitor
  249. Photosphere’ing Made Easy and Cheap
  250. Hackaday Retro Edition: AppleTalk
  251. Pocket Dart/Spitball Gun for Wet/Dry Combat
  252. Atmel Announces SmartConnect WiFi Modules
  253. Stop Motion Water Droplets
  254. The Credit Card Sized GameBoy
  255. Design Your Own Processor With Verilog
  256. The Catweazle Mini: A Super Small ARM Based Embedded Platform
  257. Smart Thermostats for an Old Club House
  258. PCB Antenna Reference Designs

February 2014

  1. Raspberry Pi GPU Goes Open Source! $10,000 Bounty For Quake 3
  2. Computers Playing Flappy Bird. Skynet Imminent. Humans Flapping Arms.
  3. Can’t Stand Your Noisy Fan? Here’s a Plan, Man
  4. Homebrew Phase Laser Rangefinder
  5. Wireless Charging… Have a Heart
  6. Ridiculously Accurate Mission Control Panel
  7. Gamebuino: A Handheld Arduino Gaming Console Ready for Prime Time
  8. Sparkfun’s AVC 2014: Robots, Copters, and Red Balloons of Death, Oh My!
  9. Persistence of Vision would make a Great HUD
  10. Fail of the Week: Reset Issues with 595 and HD44780
  11. Mini Go Kart Built In A Day
  12. Taste-O-Vision Is Now A Thing
  13. RFID Keepsake Box is Sweet and Secure
  14. Giant Tetris Adds some Retro to your Room
  15. Twitch Plays Pokémon: Better than Prime Time TV
  16. Hackaday 68k: Enclosure, Backplane, And Power
  17. Improving A Homebrew CT Scanner With Barium
  18. 3D Printering: Making A Thing With Solidworks, Part II
  19. Wireless AC Control With The Raspberry Pi
  20. Get Your Hackerspace A 3D Printer
  21. Confuse the Birds with this Daylight Simulation System
  22. Robot Foosball Will Kick Your Butt If You Play Slowly
  23. Sound Card Tachometer Rises From the Junkbox
  24. Using SDR to Read Your Smart Meter
  25. Hackaday Meetup with [Chris Gammell]
  26. Hexapod Robot Terrifies Humans and Wallets
  27. Retrotechtacular: Hacking Mother Nature’s North Temperate Regions
  28. US Government Screws Up Terrorist Watchlist, Few Surprised
  29. This Little Piggy Stayed Home and Became a Stove
  30. NXP’s ARM Micros With Motor Controllers
  31. Cyclone Dust Collector Requires No Bags or Filters
  32. EL Wire Nixie Tube is in your Reach
  33. 3D Printing Metal Structures with a 6-axis Robot
  34. We Salute the Television Tube Flag
  35. Guest Post: Try Radar for Your Next Project
  36. LuxBlaster: Blast a Beam of Light at the Most Intense Light Source
  37. BRAIGO – A Lego Braille Printer
  38. An Arduino Programmable Load
  39. The BitBox Console Gets Upgraded
  40. SoundCube: A Companion Cube that can Talk
  41. Hackaday Links: February 23, 2014
  42. 3D Printed RGB LED Bracelet
  43. Advanced Beer Carrier, or How To Get Beer Onto A Plane
  44. MobilECG goes open source
  45. Workbench With Built-In Solder Fume Extractor
  46. Vintage DACs And A Raspberry Pi
  47. [Dino] Brings the Waterproof Fire
  48. Remote Controlled Lawn Mower Lets you Sit Back and Enjoy The Show
  49. Breadboardable WS2812 LEDs
  50. DIY Ceiling Rack Keeps your Bikes Out of the Way
  51. A Cheap Honeycomb Table Replacement for your Laser
  52. FLUX 1440: A Highly Impractical but Awesome Clock
  53. Listening to a Smart Scale
  54. Smart Reflow Oven is Over-Engineered
  55. Researchers Create Synthetic Muscle 100 Times Stronger Than the Real Thing
  56. Dual Color Extruder With A Single Stepper
  57. Meltinator 9000 Fuses Glass by Degrees
  58. Hacking the Linksys WRT120N Part 2
  59. We’re Going To The Midwest RepRap Fest
  60. QFN Breakout Is Easy On the Eyes, Wallet
  61. DIY Router Base For Your Dremel
  62. This Party Jukebox is Bigger on the Inside
  63. Open Bitcoin ATM
  64. Scrappy Lil’ Circular Saw
  65. Eye of the Tiger — As played by a Dot Matrix Printer
  66. Real Life Flappy Bird in a Box
  67. Hackaday 68k: A New Hackaday Project
  68. Weather Clock Puts OLPC to Work
  69. Companion Cube Christmas Lights Improved With Neopixels
  70. OpenKnit, the Open Source Knitting Machine
  71. Replacing a Tire Valve Stem Without Special Tools!
  72. FT232RL: Real Or Fake?
  73. Vector Display Output on an Oscilliscope
  74. 3D Printering: Making A Thing With Solidworks, Part I
  75. A Digital Condom a Reality Thanks to Arduino
  76. Audio Networking With GNU Radio
  77. Omnidirectional Robot Takes on a Candy Factory
  78. Ridiculously Over-Powered Quadrotor Spotlight Kills Battery, Blinds People
  79. Mobile Hackerspace Status Indicator
  80. A Simple Posture Sensor
  81. Arduino Gets Fowl with Flappy Bit
  82. Retrotechtacular: Restoring A 19th Century Automaton
  83. Introducing: Hackaday Projects
  84. Low Budget Omnidirectional Treadmill
  85. STM32 Nucleo, The Mbed-Enabled, Arduino-Compatable Board
  86. HTPC for Lunch
  87. Stellated Snowdecahedra
  88. Ketchup Bottle… Flexible Hose?
  89. Expanded Memory For The Teensy++ 2.0
  90. Make Your Own Smart Watch
  91. 40-Node Raspi Cluster
  92. A Pick-And-Mix FPGA Retrocomputer
  93. MacGyver Made IKEA Camera Slider
  94. Dad-Built Rocket Control Module
  95. Under Water Record Player is Very Mesmerizing
  96. Lichtspiel crosses board games with video games
  97. Hackaday Links: February 16, 2014
  98. Building A Better Sewing Machine
  99. Fixing the Unfixable: Pebble Smartwatch Screen Replacement
  100. nrf24l01+ using 3 ATtiny85 pins
  101. ReSCan — Automated Resistor Identification!
  102. Hacking a DVD Recorder
  103. Ion Propelled Tie Fighter Now Has a Laser!
  104. SMD Soldering on… Hot Sand?
  105. Chinese 3020 CNC Machine Gets Some Upgrades
  106. Generating Embroidery with an Arduino
  107. 3D Printering: Making A Thing In FreeCAD, Part II
  108. Robot Controller More Fun Than an Actual Wii-U
  109. Garage Clicker Dashboard Integration
  110. Light Your Way to the Correct Resistor
  111. Hanging Glass Speakers Look Super Cool
  112. An Easy Way To Power Flyback Transformers
  113. An Android Controlled Arduino Drone
  114. Valentine’s PCBs To Make Your Heart Melt
  115. Call for Hams and Hackers: Welcome ICE/ISEE-3 Home
  116. The 128 Button, 6 Axis, 17 Slider, 4 POV Hat Switch Joystick Controller
  117. Troubleshooting a Broken Power Supply
  118. Introducing the FleaFPGA Experimenter’s Board
  119. A Clock That Plots Time
  120. Arduino Powered ECG Informs Users of Their Death
  121. Mini-Forge on a Budget
  122. Fully Integrated HiFi Studio Monitor
  123. Fail of the Week: Silicone Molding That Won’t Cure
  124. From Schematic to PCB in Four Hours
  125. Motion Tracking on the Cheap with a PIC
  126. Thrust-Vectoring Hovercraft On a Budget
  127. Shenzhen Tour and UnHuman Soldering Classes with DP
  128. Wearing a Homemade EKG Whilst Base Jumping!
  129. Update: Tetris Handheld Get PCB and Case
  130. 4 Axis Delta Router Says Hello World
  131. The Three Chip Retrocomputer
  132. A Reel To Reel Clock
  133. Cheap, Resourceful DIY Mini CNC Router/Mill Contraption
  134. Self-Balancing Uni-board?
  135. The Mac9000 — A Photo Frame with Style (Maybe?)
  136. The Ottoman Empire
  137. Yo Fish, We Pimped Your Tank
  138. Developed on Hackaday: the Current Project State
  139. Retrotechtacular: Where the Linux/UNIX TTY Came From
  140. From vacuum cleaner hacking to weather station reverse engineering
  141. Super Mario Lamp Encourages Physical Activity
  142. TARDIS Alarm Doesn’t Go VWORRRRRP VWRORRRP VWORRRP
  143. Introducing the SquareWear Mini, with its Chainable Color LED Matrix
  144. Cobalt RaQ Retrofit Help Geek Up Your Entertainment Center
  145. Python With Braces
  146. Java Grinder Spits Out dsPIC and MSP430 Assembly Code
  147. Controlling Motors Without A Microcontroller
  148. The Two Component Random Number Generator
  149. Wow. Such Mining Rig. So Amaze.
  150. 7-Foot DIY Wind Turbine Proves Size Matters
  151. Hack a Mag-Lite to be Rechargeable
  152. Single Digit Numitron Clock
  153. Hackaday Links: February 9, 2014
  154. Hack All the Things in the Time You Save with This LED Pomodoro Timer
  155. Mario Doorbell Guaranteed To Drive A-You A-Crazy
  156. Driving RGB Pixel LEDs With CAT5 Cable
  157. Using A Computer To Read Braille
  158. Upgrading Home Automation to Home Anticipation
  159. Adding an RPM Readout for a Home Made CNC Mill
  160. Pneumatic Powered Flight Simulator
  161. Building A Tape Recorder In 1949
  162. Improve Your HT Ham Radio by Adding a Counterpoise Antenna Wire
  163. RasPi Powered ADM-3A Dumb Terminal
  164. Behold Lil’ Screwy, A Homebrew 100-Ton Press
  165. The Kickstarter Space Cannon
  166. 8X8X8 Cube Invaders
  167. Two-Wheel Balancing Robot Revived from the Dead
  168. Router Robot a Promising Playground for Young Hacker
  169. Meet ‘Raspberri’, Your Personal Voice Controlled Assistant
  170. Reverse Engineering A Bank’s Security Token
  171. Hackaday Retro Edition: Retro Roundup
  172. Thumbs-Down Songs on Pandora with Your Mind
  173. Hacking the Linksys WRT120N
  174. Robot Chameleon Teaches Little Girl About Camouflage
  175. Turning a Broken Laptop’s LCD into a Fancy Monitor
  176. Plastic Recycling at Home Promises a Revolution In Local Plastic Production
  177. Pi-Powered Radio Over IP
  178. Exploded Hardware Wall Art
  179. Fail of the Week: Oil Expeller and Hasty PCB Layout
  180. Oculus Releases Open Source Hardware
  181. Building a Cessna 172 Simulator
  182. Free Falling Quadcopter Experiments End With Splat
  183. The Beginning of a DIY Vehicle Night Vision System
  184. 3D Printering: Making A Thing In FreeCAD, Part I
  185. Robot Dominates Air Hockey, Frightens John Connor, Wayne Gretzky
  186. The 30th Anniversary Macintosh
  187. Cassapa: Augmented Pool
  188. Software-Controlled Per-Port Power Switching for USB Hubs
  189. Hidden Pantry Compartment Opens with a Puzzle!
  190. Tic Tac PIC Pack: A Pocket Programmer
  191. Nimble Dodgebot is Super Skittish
  192. WS2811 SPI Driver Using One Transistor and Passives
  193. Kitchen Computer Hides in Pantry Door
  194. GPS For A Graphing Calculator
  195. Retrotechtacular: Bakelite Plastics
  196. A USB Connected Box-o-Encoders
  197. Manual Bitcoin Transactions
  198. Weaponized Quadrotor Upgrades
  199. Musician On A Budget MIDI Bass Pedals
  200. Decascrap: A Three Servo Decapod
  201. Controlling Alphanumeric LCDs With Three Wires
  202. IKEA LED Table Mod Doesn’t LACK Awesome
  203. Laser-Based PCB Printer
  204. Soldering in the Dark — Add Some Light to your Iron!
  205. From a Truck Trailer to a Mobile Workshop
  206. Collin’s Lab is Coming Back
  207. Clever Mini-Matchstick Gun
  208. Hacking an Escape From East Germany
  209. Hackaday Links: February 2, 2014
  210. Decoding News Helicopter Signals on YouTube
  211. A Better USI I2C Library For The MSP430
  212. This Space Saver Puts The Squeeze On Your Keys
  213. The Most Horrifying Use Of 3D Printing
  214. Rewriting WS2812 Driver Libraries for Optimization
  215. Oscilloscope Repair Projects Still Probing For Success
  216. RasPi “Inception” CD-ROM Case Mod
  217. Controlling Alphanumeric LCDs With Two Wires
  218. DUO Portable: A Homebrew Computer With Keyboard And Display
  219. Autonomous Lighting with Intelligence
  220. ATMega & ATtiny Core Temperature Sensors
  221. PVC Cryptex Keeps Your Stuff Safe
  222. The K9 Curfew Door
  223. Are We Not Indestructible? We Are Quiz Buttons!
  224. Verifying A Wireless Protocol With RTLSDR
  225. [CNLohr] Demos His Photoetch PCB Process

January 2014

  1. This SMD Reflow Hot Air Gun Hangs Around Your Workbench
  2. Hackaday Terms of Use (aka: The Lawyers are Coming!)
  3. FFT On The Raspi’s GPU
  4. Paintball Picasso Purposely Misses its Prey
  5. Immersion: Video Game Biofeedback
  6. Help Ithaca Generator Get A Laser Cutter
  7. Drilling Custom Standoffs
  8. Pan Flute Hero
  9. Fail of the Week: Reverse Engineering a Wireless Energy Monitor
  10. 2D Room Mapping With a Laser and a Webcam
  11. RIVERWATCH: An Autonomous Surface-Aerial Marsupial Robot Team
  12. S.A.M. The Safety Attention Monitor
  13. The FilaWinder
  14. Iowa Forensics Opts for a CSI Style Hack to Save their Budget
  15. Automatically Sorting Beads by Color
  16. Designing Flip-Flops with Python and Migen
  17. Ask Hackaday: What’s Up With This Carbon Fiber Printer?
  18. Ball Bearing Motor Rolls for Reasons Unknown
  19. Heatsink Tester Shows Thermal Resistance Isn’t Futile
  20. The Robot Operating System (ROS) 101
  21. Satisfying way to ‘Build’ Projects
  22. Tesla Coil Auto-Winder
  23. The 8 Bit Harmonica Blows In From Japan
  24. faBrickation: Combining Lego and 3D Printing
  25. Hackaday Visits The Clark Magnet High School
  26. Retrotechtacular: Salvaging a Capsized Ocean Liner
  27. A Deep Dive Into NES Tetris
  28. 3D Printed Netduino Remote Controlled Car
  29. Veronica Gets A ROM Monitor
  30. Yet Another DIY Camera Slider
  31. Low-Power SMD Fireflies
  32. Measuring 185 µΩ In Circuit
  33. Toner Transfer PCBs, Double Sided, With Color Silkscreen
  34. Recap: Hackaday’s First Live Event
  35. Flash Game Cartridge For The VIC-20
  36. Stop Traffic In This 7-Mode LED Running Jacket
  37. Agnes Roboknit: A Robot So Creepy it Even Has a Facebook Profile
  38. DIY Foam Cutter Makes it Too Easy
  39. How to Stop Grandma’s Wheelchair If She Goes Out of RC Range
  40. Hackaday Links: January 26, 2014
  41. LittleBits Little Lathe
  42. Shrinket, The Homebrew Trinket
  43. Copying objects in 3D
  44. 12V Ammo Power Box Keeps it Retro
  45. A Video Vectorscope Oscilloclock
  46. Repairing a Plane in Antarctica
  47. Help Save Nullspace Labs
  48. 3D Printed Guitar
  49. Reverse Engineering an HDMI Extender
  50. Hackaday Retro Edition And Retro Roundup
  51. Update From Wayback: AVGA Reborn as RetroWiz
  52. Bringing WiFi into a Mobile Hackerspace
  53. Electric Imp Thermal Printer
  54. DIY Curved Display Makes Use of Cool Thermochromic Properties
  55. HackPhx Winter 2014 Hackathon Winners
  56. Minicomputers on Microcontrollers
  57. Adventures In Hackerspacing: An Interview with Chris Boden of The Geek Group
  58. Solar Hot Dog Cooker Does it With Parabolic Mirrors
  59. SLDongle: The Microcontroller Gift That Keeps on Giving
  60. Fun with Wooden Balls
  61. ARM Debugger for Nearly One Dollar
  62. All-Terrain RC Car Has More Torque Than Your Grandpa’s Wheelchair
  63. Stealth Camper Van
  64. Touring Deezmaker, The First *Good* 3D Printer Store In The World
  65. The Gathering: Huge Success!
  66. LIDAR With LEDs For Under $100
  67. AVR Barn Door Tracker for Astrophotography
  68. The Butt Lamp: Light From Where the Sun Don’t Shine
  69. Capacitance Measurement with the Arduino Uno
  70. Sniffing and Decoding Bluetooth LE Advertising Packets and NRF24L01+ Comms. for under $30
  71. GPS Engagement Ring Box
  72. Snapchat Person Verification Defeated in <100 Lines of Code
  73. 3D Printering: Making A Thing In Autodesk 123D
  74. Interactive Globe is Awesome for Google Earth
  75. Body of a Trinket, Soul of a Digispark
  76. CFL + Bugzapper = Battery Operated Camping Light
  77. Apex Electronics, Your Souce For Oscilloscopes And Drop Tanks
  78. Final Key : A Mooltipass-like Device
  79. Make me a Drink, Drinkmo.
  80. Educational Circuit Box for Young Aspiring Hackers
  81. Retrotechtacular: How a Bicycle Is Made
  82. A Meccano Pinball Machine
  83. Finding the Fix for a Dimmed 27″ iMac Screen
  84. Gamecube Robot is More Than Meets The Eye
  85. People of Southampton Unite! There’s a New Makerspace in Town!
  86. The PiBoy
  87. The Gathering Approacheth
  88. Touring Null Space Labs, Another LA Hackerspace
  89. A Quick and Simple Filament Joiner for Multi-Color Prints
  90. Developed on Hackaday: The Designs
  91. Touring Crashspace, the LA Hackerspace
  92. Happy Birthday, Son. Here’s Your Very Own Claw Machine
  93. Chachka: A Trinket Clone
  94. DIY Scroll Saw
  95. DIY Pipe Freezing Kit
  96. Hackaday Links: January 19, 2014
  97. Making a 20dB Low Noise Amplifier for a 400MHz radio
  98. Dallas Makerspace Tour
  99. Three Axis Position Indicator with Digital Calipers
  100. Reviving a Stubborn Laptop Battery
  101. An Elegant Kegerator for less than $100
  102. The Tiniest SD Card Locker
  103. 0.19 Leagues Under The Sea
  104. Peristaltic Pump Moves Fluids Uphill Both Ways
  105. USB Datalogging with Arduino using V-USB
  106. Move Over, Google Nest: Open Source Thermostat Is Heating Up the Internet of Things
  107. Microcorruption Embedded CTF
  108. Sucking PIC Firmware Out of an Old APC Battery Backup
  109. Sniffing Wired Garage Door Opener Signals
  110. Mephisto III Internet Radio
  111. $20 GPS/GLONASS/Beidou Receiver
  112. Magic Morse Arduino Trainer
  113. $1 Coin Cell Charger
  114. The Pioneering Lifestyle in Low Earth Orbit
  115. Nixie-ify Me Necklace
  116. PIDDYBOT – A Self Balancing Teaching Tool
  117. Here’s Pi In Your Eye – HUD Goggles
  118. Built-in Coffee Table Lightbox
  119. axCut: An Open Source Laser Cutter
  120. Retro Modern Nixie Clock
  121. Making a Variable RF Signal Sampler
  122. Fail of the Week: Color Meter for Adjusting LEDs
  123. Build a Cheap Airplane ADS-B Radio Receiving Tracking Station
  124. Cheap (Free?) Mirror Replacement for your CO2 Laser
  125. Hackintosh Mac Pro Replica using a Trash Can
  126. A Light-Up Dress for a New Year’s Dance Party
  127. Miniscule Line-Follower
  128. MBox: A Child’s MP3 Player
  129. Lux: A 100% Open Source Camera
  130. 3D Printering: Making A Thing With SketchUp
  131. Android+Arduino – Face Following RC Car
  132. [Ben Krasnow] Did It All For The (Perfect) Cookie
  133. R/C Rock Crawler Prepped to Become Stair Climbing Robot
  134. Your Mouse Is A Terrible Webcam
  135. Refurbishing a Vibratory Tumbler with a Dryer Motor
  136. Walkalong Heart Glider
  137. 504 Segment Clock
  138. Retrotechtacular: The Genesis of the Transistor
  139. Please Release Your Unused Tickets
  140. Creating PCBs with 3D Resin Printers
  141. Sega Master System on a STM32 Development Board
  142. Hydro: The Low Cost Waterjet Cutter
  143. Copper Etching: Not just for PCBs
  144. Fastening 3D Printed Parts
  145. Scooby-Doo Alarm Clock Repair
  146. An Arduino Library for the PS4
  147. Software Half Duplex UART for AVRs
  148. Tape Measure VHF Yagi Antenna
  149. A Simple LED Flashlight Composed of a Relay and a Magnet
  150. The Face-Tracking Confectionery Cannon!
  151. Saving $20,000 USD With a Single LED
  152. Automated Decanting Machine Pairs Wine With Pi
  153. Hackaday Links: January 12, 2014
  154. Developed on Hackaday: We Have Pixels!
  155. SquareWear 2.0 a Wearable Opensource Arduino
  156. Autonomous Quadcopter Fits in the Palm of your Hand
  157. [Bunnie]’s Open Source Laptop Is Ready For Production
  158. Bicycle Powered Sander
  159. 3kW Electric Scooter
  160. Custom Workbench Computer
  161. Giving a Roomba Internet Connectivity
  162. USB Charger Solves Mongolia Electricity Problem
  163. I Am the Midnight Message Board What Messages at Midnight
  164. Extremely Slick Game of Life Based Clock
  165. Rex, the ARM-Powered Robot board
  166. Printer Up-cycled CNC Machine Uses More Than Just the Stepper Motors
  167. Raspberry Pi Tablet — The PiPad
  168. The 2014 Line Of MakerBots
  169. Lazing With A Ruby
  170. A DiskVaccuum For Obsolete Disk Formats
  171. Teaching Mario to Play Pong and Snake Through Innumerable Exploits
  172. A Business Card that plays Simon Says
  173. A Vibrating Timepiece
  174. Drawing with Legos
  175. Christmas Tweetball
  176. Arduino Ball Throwing Game
  177. 3D Bubble Display
  178. A Simple (and Dirty) Bill of Materials and Stock Management Utility
  179. Self-Balancing Robots Wobble, But They Don’t Fall Down
  180. Fail of the Week: Frying FETs with 500mA
  181. Designing, Simulating and Testing a Simple Radio Duty-Cycling Protocol for Contiki
  182. A Transparent 7-Segment Display
  183. OliveR the Programmable Cooking Robot
  184. From ePaper Badge to Weather Station
  185. A Blindingly Bright Larson Scanner
  186. A Tiny Clock with a Retro Display
  187. 3D Printering: Making A Thing With Blender, Part II
  188. Mooshimeter: The ‘Why Didn’t I Think Of That’ Multimeter
  189. Ride, Captain, Ride Aboard Your Arduino-Controlled Autopiloted Sailboat
  190. Clever Reed Switch Catches Thief
  191. Porting Contiki to the TI MSP430 Launchpad
  192. Paintball Pistol Turned Sniper Rifle
  193. Homemade Polariscope is Super Easy to Make
  194. Controlling Cheap, Awesome Christmas Lights
  195. Retrotechtacular: Tube Amplifiers
  196. Delta Laser Engraver Uses Inkscape for G-Code
  197. Acoustic Delay Line Memory
  198. Intel Edison: A Desktop From 1998 In An SD Card
  199. Keeping The Family Off The Net With An Undocumented Backdoor
  200. Overhauling an IC Programmer
  201. Green Light LEGO, Red Light Stop
  202. Current Limiting Diode Use and Tutorial
  203. Hackaday: The Gathering
  204. Geek Group Fire Update
  205. Doggy DVR Alarm Sensor
  206. Automatic Antenna Tuner
  207. The Most Beautiful Floppy Disk Jukebox Ever
  208. Wireless Thermostat
  209. Hackaday Links: January 5, 2014
  210. Mustachioed Rover Simultaneously Manly, Adorable
  211. Image Sensor For Filling Wine Bottles
  212. Retro Chaser Sign Lights Up Your Life
  213. The Berkeley Tricorder is now Open Source!
  214. Testing The Limits Of Home PCB Etching
  215. International Obfuscated C Code Contest Winners Posted
  216. Ninja-Drillpress-Skills Produced this Glow Plug Extruder
  217. Build a Simple Audio Amp
  218. Interfacing with the HTC Desire Display and its Touch Panel
  219. A Guitar From an Old Tin Box
  220. [Fran]’s LEDs, Nixies, and VFDs.
  221. Recliner Sofa Given the Power of the Pi
  222. Building a Raspberry PI Digital Photo Frame
  223. Arcade Briefcase (the Briefcade)
  224. Key Cutting with a CNC Mill
  225. PhotoTransistor Based Eye-Tracking
  226. Build an Audio Spectrum Analyzer the Analog Way
  227. 3D Printering: Making A Thing In Blender, Part I
  228. 3D Acoustic Manipulation: Seemingly-Unreal Levitation Using Soundwaves
  229. Fire At The Geek Group
  230. A Low Cost Dual Discriminator Module for the Easy-phi Project
  231. Myst(ery) Box
  232. Spoofing Pokemon Trades
  233. Gesture Based Security Lock
  234. Un-crapifying a Car Stereo
  235. Controlling Ten Thousand RGB LEDs
  236. Fail of the Week: AFSK Build Doomed by Rail Noise
  237. QtLedTest – Software to Evaluate OLED Displays
  238. Once, Twice, Three Times a Nixie
  239. Glowing Balloon Blimps
  240. Easy Multi-Touch Table
  241. Reverse Engineering HitClips
  242. Building An Engine Control Unit With The STM32F4
  243. Gotta Catch ‘Em All, With An Arduino
  244. Electronic Phenakistoscope!
  245. USBPass – a Mooltipass-like Project
  246. Wireless Power Transfer for Quadrotors
  247. The Art of Box Making
  248. An Arduino With Better Speech Recognition Than Siri

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