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December 2015

  1. 32C3: So You Want to Build a Satellite?
  2. Code Craft-Embedding C++: Hacking the Arduino Software Environment
  3. 32C3: Running Linux On The PS4
  4. 2015: As the Hardware World Turns
  5. Break Your Wrist? Twitter-Enable That Plaster Cast
  6. 32C3: Dieselgate — Inside the VW’s ECU
  7. Magic Mirror on the Wall, “Is Pi or ESP, Fairest of All?”
  8. Must-Have Overkill Christmas Tree Lights
  9. Yet Another Pi Zero USB Hub
  10. 32C3: Inside Glorious Leader’s Operating System
  11. Sourcing Your CNC Tools in 2016: Buy Them
  12. Stepping out in Style with Top Hat Navigation
  13. Messages From Hell: Human Signal Processing
  14. Garbage can RC car Engine Powers Ridiculous Pencil Sharpener
  15. 32C3: Shopshifting — Breaking Credit Card Payment Systems
  16. Laser Cut Map Taken to the Next Level
  17. 32C3: Vector Video Games
  18. FAA Bans Drones For More Than Six Million People
  19. Simone Does Strange Things With Motors and Servos
  20. 32C3: Beyond Your Cable Modem
  21. Amplifying the Body’s Own Electricity
  22. Make A Cheap GoPro Remote From An ESP8266
  23. Drone Registration is just FAA Making You Read Their “EULA”
  24. Flying Planes With Squirrel Cages
  25. 32C3: A Free and Open Source Verilog-to-Bitstream Flow for iCE40 FPGAs
  26. Desoldering Doesn’t Necessarily Suck
  27. Mobile Mini Green Recreates Coeur d’Alene’s Floating 14th Hole
  28. The Effects of Color on Material Properties of 3D Printed Components
  29. Color Sonification Could Be Key to Rainbow Connection
  30. Parts bin Emergency Lights Deal with Tornado’s Aftermath
  31. Weightless IoT Hardware Virtually Unavailable
  32. What Can Happen When You Do Try This At Home
  33. V8 Javascript Fixes (Horrible!) Random Number Generator
  34. Is Robot Butter Better Butter?
  35. 32C3: Towards Trustworthy x86 Laptops
  36. An Actual Working Hoverboard
  37. Pewter Casting with PLA
  38. Hackaday Links: December 27th, 2015
  39. Turning The Pi Zero Into A USB Gadget
  40. IoT Power Strip Lets you Control All Your Holiday Lights
  41. A Better Expanding Table
  42. Eagle to KiCad made easy
  43. PSoC VGA on a $10 Development Board
  44. Christmas Bauble is neither spherical nor runs Arduino
  45. Build Some Entertainment for Young Holiday Guests
  46. A Nerdy Xmas Tree
  47. Beer Kegs Make Excellent Resin Dispensers
  48. Comparing Movies between Rottentomatoes and IMDB
  49. Let Alexa Control Your Life; Guide to Voice-Enable Everything
  50. Project Giant Robot Arm
  51. Mostly Wood Motorized Camera Slider
  52. Four Seasons In One Photo
  53. Little Helper: Open Source Hardware Hacker Multitool
  54. Cyberpunking Home Alone
  55. Nikon Resurrection: Repairing a Broken Lens
  56. Build Your Own Thermal Camera
  57. You Need a Self-Righting Thrust-Vector Balloon Copter
  58. ‘LinuxCNC-Features’ is the Garage-Fab’s Missing CAM Tool
  59. The Ultimate Puzzle Desk — MYST Eat Your Heart Out
  60. Here Comes Santa Claws
  61. Hacking the Leapfrog TV to Play Doom
  62. POV Globe Display Spins up Full Color Tupac
  63. 23 Superconference Talks You Shouldn’t Miss
  64. Hackaday at 32C3 and Shmoocon
  65. You Can Learn a Lot from a Dummy (Load)
  66. Nick Sayer: Making 10ⁿ Isn’t The Same As Building One
  67. Beyond Control: Maths of a Control System
  68. 3D Printed RC Servo to Linear Actuator Conversion
  69. Electrolytic Capacitor Repair
  70. Baby Armaments Are Not To Be Messed With
  71. Polarizing 3D Scanner Gives Amazing Results
  72. Camera Quadcopter Almost Hits Slalom Skiier
  73. The Hackaday 2015 Omnibus: A Puzzle So Dense, Even We Don’t Know The Answer
  74. Hackaday’s Editorial Vision
  75. Firing Up a Raspberry Pi Zero
  76. The ESP32 Beta Units Arrive
  77. Students Set Sights on DIY Eye Exams
  78. Before Google There Was the Chemical Rubber Company
  79. USB Proxy Rats Out Your Devices’ Secrets
  80. God on the CB Radio
  81. The Return of the Screen Savers
  82. Engauge Makes Graph Thieving a Cinch
  83. Retrotechtacular: Electronic Publishing in the 1930s
  84. Finally, a Working Lightsaber!
  85. Neil Movva: Adding (wearable) Haptic Feedback to Your Project
  86. Calculus is not Hard – The Derivative
  87. Let’s Blow Up an Explosive Lightning Arrestor
  88. The Scientific Implausibility of Starkiller Base
  89. Homemade Internal Combustion Engine – Sans Machine Shop
  90. Muscle Wire Pen Dances to Duke Nukem
  91. Microcontroller Lectures by Bruce Land
  92. Raspberry Pi Laser Beam Profiler
  93. Fail of the Week – Steam Cleaner fix goes bad
  94. Kate Reed: The Creative Process in Action
  95. $20 Sip-and-Puff Mouse from E-Cig and 3D Printing
  96. Lise Meitner: A Physicist who Never Lost her Humanity
  97. Scratching Vinyl Straddles Physical and Digital Realms
  98. Here’s the Reason The FAA’s Drone Registration System Doesn’t Make Sense
  99. Giving the C64 A WiFi Modem
  100. Reverse Engineering the ARM ALU
  101. RGB LED Ceiling Display
  102. Madeline Gannon the Robot Tamer!
  103. Hackaday Links: December 20, 2015
  104. 3D Printed Hydraulics
  105. No Spectrum Analyser? No Problem!
  106. Printing Objects Directly From Fallout 4
  107. Tokyo Police Aim to Catch Drones In a Net
  108. Netflix and Chill – and Socks?
  109. Remote PC Power Control Thwarts Button Pushers
  110. SDR Pan Adapter
  111. SparkFun, AT&T to Sponsor Hackathon at Troy’s TVCoG
  112. Yet Another Pi Zero USB Hub
  113. Antti Lukats: The Past, Present, And Future of Programmable Logic
  114. Guerrilla Grafters Grow Great Gifts for Greater Good
  115. Not Ready for FPGAs? Try a CPLD
  116. First Edition of German Computer Mag is a Blast from the Past
  117. 3D Printing and Book Binding
  118. Touch Piano Hits All the Right Notes
  119. Reading Smart Cards from a PLC (with a Little Arduino Help)
  120. Immersive Theatre via iBeacons with Dustin Freeman
  121. MIT Robots Fight with Lightsabers
  122. Hacklet 89 – Star Wars Projects
  123. Code Craft – Embedding C++: Templates
  124. Bouncing Radio Off of Airplanes
  125. Programming with Rust
  126. A Tiny Servo Motor Controller
  127. Tele-Haptic Proto-Sculpting: Using Robots To Teach
  128. Open Sesame Raspberry Pi Style
  129. ATtiny Does 170×240 VGA With 8 Colors
  130. Xilinx FPGAs in C for Free
  131. The Most Brilliant Use of Crowdfunding Yet: Medical Research
  132. An Omnibus In Every Stocking
  133. A Pragmatic Guide To Motors With Jonathan Beri
  134. Self-Driving Acura, Built in a Garage
  135. PWM on the Lattice iCEStick
  136. Heathkit’s Triumphant Return?
  137. A Scam of Galactic Proportions
  138. Gutted USB Power Packs run Your TV
  139. Sparkfun Tears Apart Power Supplies
  140. Christmas Star uses Two AA Batteries
  141. Mains Powered 3D Printer Heated Beds
  142. Toilet Automatically Flushes for Your Bathroom Trained Kitty
  143. Decypering The Hackaday.io Illuminati
  144. Rory Aronson on Documenting Open Source Projects
  145. Taking the Pulse (Width Modulation) of an FPGA
  146. Chewing Gum Plus Carbon Nanotubes
  147. Rubber Tanks and Sonic Trucks: The Ghost Army of World War II
  148. TI Releases New Edition Analog Engineer’s Pocket Reference
  149. RC Mini Flame Thrower Brings the Burn
  150. Better Networking With A Macintosh Classic
  151. Small-farm Automation Keeps Livestock Safe and Happy
  152. Clamps, Cauls, And The Mother Of Invention
  153. Philips Says: No Internet of Things for You!
  154. Augmenting Human Vision With Polarimetric Cameras
  155. Calculus is Not as Hard as you Think
  156. Capture the Flag with Lightsabers
  157. Critical and Creative Thinking in a Hacker’s Work
  158. Feeling Force Through a Servo
  159. Alleged Hit-and-Run driver Arrested After Her Car Rats Her Out
  160. Spectacular View of the Eiffel Tower is all Done With Mirrors
  161. NFC Tags Add Old-School Functionality to New Phone
  162. Ball Balancing Arduino-Style
  163. Danielle Applestone and the Story of Every Othermill
  164. FAA Releases Rules Governing Unmanned Aerial Systems
  165. Star Wars Car that Never was: Obi-Shawn’s Custom Z-Wing
  166. Hackaday’s Omnibus Vol. 2, Now In Stock
  167. Thomas Midgley, GM, and the Dark Side of Progress
  168. Seeing Around Corners with Frickin’ Lasers
  169. Polyphonic FM Synthesizer uses ARM
  170. Adding A Second Drive To A Forgotten Commodore
  171. Hackaday Links: December 13, 2015
  172. Maker Barn Organizer Creates Makerspace Access Control System
  173. OSWatch, an open source watch
  174. FIRST Robotics Gives Us Hope In the Next Generation of Hackers
  175. Decoupling Lego Trains Automatically
  176. ARM-Based Gesture Remote Control
  177. Turning a Pi Into a PDP
  178. Piezoelectric Transformers are a Thing, Have You Used One?
  179. Raspberry Pi Communication Via LASER
  180. Solder More USB Ports to the Raspberry Pi Zero
  181. How Y Combinator Brings Hardware Startups to Life
  182. 3D-Printing the Most Ornate Room
  183. Squash Your ESP-8266 Bugs with ESP-gdbstub
  184. Industrial Automation in Action: Steam Controller Assembly
  185. Encryption for Arduino with Spritz
  186. DIY Electroluminescent Wire, Russian Style
  187. Measuring Capacitance Against Voltage
  188. Hacklet 88 – Projector Projects
  189. Vinduino: Full Irrigation With 25% Less Water
  190. 3D Printing On Shims?
  191. Hackaday Explains: Li-Fi & Visible Light Communications
  192. First Plasma In The World’s Largest Stellerator
  193. Alfred P. Morgan: A Generation’s Radio Hacker
  194. The Square Inch Project
  195. Beautiful Sidewalk Graffiti Machine
  196. The Three Week Three Dollar Binary Watch
  197. Which SD Card to Use in a Pi?
  198. 3D Scanning Entire Rooms with a Kinect
  199. Go From Prototype to Pilot Production with Zach Fredin
  200. Vintage Video Projector Lives Again
  201. Embed with Elliot: Debounce your Noisy Buttons, Part II
  202. Graphene Super Caps: Coming Soon?
  203. Esoteric Actuators
  204. Audio Streaming on the Cheap With an RPi Zero
  205. Robot Listens to Commands–Literally
  206. Texel: Art Tracks You, Tracks Time
  207. Retro TV Breathes New Life with a Raspberry Pi
  208. Aircraft Hackchat This Thursday
  209. Impressive NFC Controlled Infinity Mirror Table Cuts No Corners
  210. Noah Feehan and the Mind of the Maker
  211. Raspberry Pi $2 WiFi Through Epic SDIO Hack
  212. Embed with Elliot: Debounce your Noisy Buttons, Part I
  213. [Cody] Takes us From Rock To Ring
  214. Echo of the Bunnymen: How AMD Won, Then Lost
  215. The Best Badges Of The SuperCon
  216. Quick Network Bridge Gets Off-grid Home Back Online
  217. Corkscrew LASER “Hologram”
  218. PCB Holder for Limited Depth-of-Field Microscopes
  219. Retrotechtacular: A Desktop Computer from 1965
  220. More ESP32 Info Dribbles Out
  221. Open Source… Windows?
  222. Creating Art In a Robot that Tastes with Its Feet
  223. Does the Internet Make You Stupid?
  224. Biometric Bracelet Electrifies You to Unlock Your Tablet
  225. Theremin’s Bug: How the Soviet Union Spied on the US Embassy for 7 Years
  226. The Filmomat Home Film Processing System
  227. Gitaar van Schroot – The Scrap Metal Guitar
  228. A Structural PVC Cyr Wheel
  229. Hairband Lights Up Depending on your Mood
  230. Herring Bone Bed With Secret Compartment
  231. Old School Analog Meters Tell you the Weather
  232. Globally Distributed Sensor Net Monitors Air Quality and Radiation
  233. How to Be the Hardware Engineer at a Startup
  234. Mudd Hacks: Piloting a College Hardware Hackathon to Success
  235. The Death of Surplus
  236. REM Detection Lets You Boss Around Your Dreams
  237. Shark vs. Robot
  238. Paper Thin Conductors
  239. Laser Cut-and-Weld Makes 3D Objects
  240. Hackaday Links: December 6, 2015
  241. Airsoft Sentry Gun Keeps Your House Guarded
  242. Pi Zero Ethernet The Hard Way
  243. Wireless Water Meter Monitor Watches Waste
  244. Hacking Old Ethernet Gear
  245. Sudden Death Night Light Sounds Scary, Is Sweet
  246. A Sound and LED-tastic Tricycle Shopping Cart
  247. Light Up Your Day With This LED Clock
  248. Experiences In Developing An Electronics Kit
  249. Swapping GPIO Pins on the Pi Zero for Audio
  250. KiCad Utilities Generate Parts; Track Costs
  251. Hacklet 87 – Roomba Projects
  252. Bartop Arcade Honors Aspect with 4:3 iPad Screen
  253. Airport Land Art is (Acoustic) Baffling
  254. Chromatic Clocks With A Steampunk Twist
  255. Smart Coaster Informs You When Your Drink Is Ready
  256. Volvo Trucks: Kid Tested, Mother Approved
  257. Alvaro Prieto’s Laser-Shooting Robots
  258. AirAsia Crash Analysis: Who or What Failed?
  259. Toward the Optionally Piloted Aircraft
  260. Increasing cable length in precision video applications
  261. Is Via Rail On Time?
  262. A Teensy Logic Analyzer For A 6502
  263. El Cheapo Phased-Array Sonar
  264. 3 Nerds + 2 Days = Little Big Pixel
  265. Don’t be a Drone Noob this Christmas
  266. Windows 10 On A Tiny Board
  267. 4 Port USB, Raspberry Pi Zero Piggy-Back Hack
  268. Kay Igwe Explains Brain Gaming Through SSVEP
  269. Retrocomputing on a Chip
  270. An Introduction to Series Elastic Actuators For a Robot
  271. Nuts About Volts
  272. How Store Anti-Theft Alarms Work: Magnetostriction
  273. Radio Receiver Build Log and More
  274. Deployable by Design With Bunnie Huang, Nadya Peek, and Joi Ito
  275. DIY Lamps Brighten Winter Blues
  276. Shoving a Raspberry Pi Zero Into an Xbox Controller
  277. Pi Zero HackChat with Lady Ada
  278. The LED Roundsystem
  279. OpenBionics Fabs Prosthetics as Unique as Those Who Wear Them
  280. Beyond Control: The Basics of Control Systems
  281. Prototype Sodium Ion Batteries in 18650 Cells
  282. Hackaday Dictionary: Bluetooth Low Energy
  283. Amazon Dash Button Pwn3d
  284. Audio Effects on the Intel Edison
  285. The Biggest Super Hexagon Fan
  286. UV Laser Projector Shines With Glow-in-the-Dark Vinyl
  287. Light Duty Timekeeping: Arduino Berlin Clock
  288. A Fireside Chat with Grant Imahara
  289. Storing Energy in Liquid Form
  290. Because Art: Can Machines be Creative?
  291. Raspberry Pi Zero, or Minus One?
  292. A Short History of AI, and Why It’s Heading in the Wrong Direction
  293. Listening to the Sounds of the Earth
  294. Matthias Builds A Belt Sander
  295. Conjuring Capacitive Touch Sensors from Paper and Aluminum Foil
  296. Easy Power Supply Mod Takes Control
  297. KiCad 4.0 is Released

November 2015

  1. Arduino Powered Knife-Wielding Tentacle will Leave You in Stitches
  2. Uses for Quantum Entanglement with Shanni Prutchi
  3. The Grid Dip Meter: Forgotten Instrument
  4. 1Wamp, An Open Hardware Guitar Amplifier
  5. Swallow the Doctor — The Present and Future of Robots Inside Us
  6. Robotic Wheatley from Portal 2
  7. Listen Up: iPhone Hack Diagnoses HVAC
  8. RasPi LED Panel Library is Nyan-tastic
  9. Automated Picasso Coming to a Ceiling Near You
  10. Hackaday Links: November 29, 2015
  11. Office Dog Triangulation Keeps Spot Accounted For
  12. Strike a Chord With This Pocket Keyboard
  13. This VU Meter is Built Into the Speaker
  14. Building Custom Integrated Circuits
  15. Start Gaming Early with IKEA High (Score) Chair
  16. First Raspberry Pi Zero Hack – Piggy-Back WiFi.
  17. Keeping the LiPo Smoke Where It Belongs
  18. Sit ‘n Spin for Big Kids
  19. An Introduction to Casting With Nuka Cola
  20. Hacklet 86 – Time-lapse Projects
  21. The Internet of Reflow Ovens
  22. SRF01 Ultrasonic Sensor Teardown
  23. ESP8266 BASIC WiFi Thermostat is Child’s Play
  24. Basic Toolkit for the Basement Biohacker
  25. Streaming Video on an Apple IIc
  26. Transmitting Tee Vee From A Pi
  27. Physics You’ve Never Heard Of Provides Power From Waves
  28. 90,000 Lumen Flashlight Is Illuminating, Impractical and Blindingly Good
  29. Power Over WiFi Might Not Be A Unicorn After All
  30. Freezing Stuff With Fricken’ Lasers
  31. Metalab Bypasses IR Remote with Audio Circuit
  32. Hacker Uncovers Security Holes at CSL Dualcom
  33. Biomimicry Challenge: Hack Like Mother Nature, win $100k
  34. Byte Magazine Nostalgia Photo
  35. Absurd Clock uses Twelve ESP8266 Modules
  36. Thorough Macbook Charger Teardown Reveals Some Complex Circuitry
  37. Fail of the Week: Dave Jones and the Case of the Terrible Tablet
  38. Motorcycle Headlight Modulator is a Bright Idea
  39. Upgrading a 3D Printer with A Leadscrew
  40. The $5 Raspberry Pi Zero
  41. Conductive Circuit Board Tattoos: Tech Tats
  42. Hardware Hacker’s Black Friday / Cyber Monday Guide
  43. Turntable Sequencer Keeps the Techno Beat
  44. Defeating Chip and PIN With Bits of Wire
  45. A 3D Printed Car Jack? No, Seriously!
  46. APRS Repeaters Get the Signal Out of Mammoth Cave
  47. The Internet of Minecraft Things is Born
  48. A Clockwork Cradle is Baby’s First Escapement
  49. Hack a Cake
  50. Bubble Catcher Watches Your Booze Burp
  51. Imagination Not Necessary With This Helicarrier Bed
  52. Just In Time For The Holidays – Laser Cut Gift Boxes
  53. Building the Infinite Matrix of Tamagotchis
  54. The Nvidia Jetson TX1: It’s Not For Everybody, But It Is Very Cool
  55. “Hello Barbie” Under the Knife
  56. The Junk Bins of Akihabara
  57. Pip Boys As A Service
  58. Doc Brown’s Security Briefcase Needs Speed
  59. Laser Cut Mechanical Logic Gates
  60. The Ommatid Is an Awesome “Thing”
  61. Easier PCB Vias with Drill Trick and Conductive Ink
  62. 80/20 Extrusion Goes Main Stream
  63. New Magnetic Semiconductor
  64. Swans, Pigs, and the CIA: An Unlikely Radio Story
  65. The Antikythera Mechanism
  66. Pre-order this Graphically Stunning Print Edition of Hackaday
  67. 3 Billion Devices And A Sega Genesis Run Java
  68. Laser Cutting Bathymetric Maps
  69. USB Volume Control
  70. Control Your HTPC With Scavenged IR Parts
  71. Hackaday Links: November 22, 2015
  72. Inferno OS on Raspberry Pi
  73. The First Radio Sets: a Spark Gap and a Coherer
  74. GNU Radio Drives Oscilloscope
  75. “Who is John Galt?” Finally Answered
  76. Laser-cut Cardboard Planetary Gearset is Pretty, but Useless
  77. The Easiest Infinity Mirror Build
  78. Physical Fitness for the Truly Lazy
  79. FleaFPGA + Arduino Uno = FleaFPGAUno
  80. DOE Announces a High Performance Computing Fortran Compiler Agreement
  81. Building A Better 3D Printed Gun
  82. Hacklet 85: Alternative Audio Amplifiers
  83. Garbage can CNC Machine Build
  84. Tiny Arcade, Based on Arduino
  85. Robotic Tabletop
  86. Turning a Car into a Playstation Controller
  87. Stronger 3D Printed Parts
  88. The Best Conference Badge Hacking You’ve Ever Seen
  89. Embedded.fm Podcast Live from SuperCon
  90. Code Craft-Embedding C++: Hidden Activities?
  91. Automated Star Wars Themed Nerf Targets
  92. Back to Basics: What’s the deal with Magnets?
  93. Review: Voltera V-One PCB Printer
  94. Preparing Images for Laser Etching Isn’t That Hard
  95. Adding A Fan Where Microsoft Should Have
  96. 3D Carver Makes Magnetic Fields Visible
  97. Akiba’s Awesome Lighting Tutorial
  98. The Story of the 2015 Hackaday Prize
  99. Video Standards Are More Than Video Signals
  100. Crowdsourcing Reference Designs from Github
  101. ON Semiconductor Acquires Fairchild
  102. Motorized Picnic Table Terrorizes Perth Streets
  103. A Networked Analog Clock
  104. Full Size Star Wars Holochess Build
  105. Hacking Chinese State Media
  106. Speaker Science Project
  107. Coffee Straight From The Tap
  108. Water-Saving Agricultural System Wins Best Product
  109. Old-school Rotary Phone gets GSM Upgrade
  110. TV Going the Distance: Propagation
  111. Smell Colors With A Synesthesia Mask
  112. Suspension Bridges of Disbelief
  113. Diamond Hotend Opens the Color Gamut for 3D Printing
  114. Molecular Motor Drives Nano Submarine
  115. In Soviet Russia, Drink Serves You
  116. Belkin WeMo Teardown
  117. 3D Printed lens Gears for Pro-grade Focus Pulling
  118. The Gaze-Controlled Wheelchair that Won the Hackaday Prize
  119. Being Hit in the Virtual World
  120. Simple Devices Protecting Our Water System
  121. Full-Color Edge-Lit Laser Cut Acrylic
  122. Trailblazing Artisans of Road Building
  123. A Modern 386 Development Board
  124. Microsoft, Minecraft, and Kids
  125. Optimizing Crop Yield With IoT
  126. Audio-coupled Smoke Alarm Interface Sends Texts, Emails
  127. The Most Drool-Worthy Pip-Boy to Date Can be Yours
  128. Hackaday SuperCon Marks the Dawn of Something New
  129. Pea-Whistle Steganography
  130. Citizen Scientist: Hedy Lamarr
  131. Ditch the iPad; Build a Commodore 64 Tablet
  132. Resurrecting Duckhunt
  133. Hack a Padlock key from Plastic Scraps
  134. EV Motor Not Powerful Enough? Make Your Own.
  135. Powdered Glue Activates when Squished
  136. Polyakov Direct Digital Synthesis Receiver
  137. Hackaday Links: November 15, 2015
  138. Passcode-Protecting the Means of Caffeine
  139. Autonomous RiverBot Goes 15 Meters Deep
  140. Visualizing Ballet Movements with E-Traces
  141. Processing for Raspberry Pi
  142. VOCore Tutorial Gets You Started with Tiny Router
  143. RFM69 to MQTT Gateway on the Super-Cheap
  144. Eyedrivomatic Wins the 2015 Hackaday Prize
  145. Measuring Capacitors Over Their Working Voltage
  146. Turning A Teensy Into A Better U2F Key
  147. Low Parts Count ARM SDR
  148. An e-Waste 3D Printer for Every Child?
  149. FCC Clears The Air With Wi-Fi Software Updates
  150. Halloween Doorbell Prop in Rube-Goldberg Overdrive
  151. Object Oriented State Machine Operating System Goes Open Source
  152. Hacklet 84 – Alarm Clocks
  153. DIY Matchhead Cannon Brings the Heat
  154. Repairing a twisted prius display computer
  155. A Better, Open Hardware Keyboard
  156. Physical Security for Desktop Computers
  157. Self Folding Graphene Paper
  158. Seeking Distinct Hardware Passion
  159. Code Craft – Embedding C++: Timing Virtual Functions
  160. Retrotechtacular: A Mechanical UART
  161. Is That Google In Your Pants?
  162. Build an AM Radio Transmitter from a CPLD
  163. Avoid Procrastination with this Phone Lock Box
  164. Act Now And Receive the Prong Saver For Only $0.00!
  165. Impedance Tomography is the new X-Ray Machine
  166. Your First GNU Radio Receiver with SDRPlay
  167. SprayPrinter Paints Your Wall, One Pixel At A Time
  168. Hackaday Dictionary: The Global Positioning System (GPS)
  169. Heat Duct Rover Explores Stink, Rescues Flashlight
  170. Black MIDI: There Is No Denser Music
  171. 3D Printing Pen and CNC Machine Yields Cheap 3D Printer
  172. Improving WiFi Throughput with FM Radio
  173. Are your 3D Prints Toxic?
  174. Frank Makes A CNC Table
  175. Getting Started with GNU Radio
  176. The Running Cat
  177. What Do Bertlmann’s Socks Mean to the Nature of Reality?
  178. Video With Sensor Data Overlay Via Arduino Mega
  179. Drones Are Getting A Lot Smarter
  180. Raspberry Pi-Powered Back To The Future Time Circuits
  181. Analog Clocks Play Their Own Beat
  182. Nvidia Brings Computer Vision and Deep Learning to the Embedded World
  183. The Simplest Smart Glasses Concept
  184. Adding Range (and Bling) to an Electric Skateboard
  185. Disney’s Designing a Smart Watch That Knows What You’re Touching
  186. Your Unhashable Fingerprints Secure Nothing
  187. Replacing the CRT in a Vectrex
  188. 3D Printed Peristalic Pump Has Impressive Capabilities
  189. Two Turntables and No Microphone
  190. Trivia Lock Box Spices up Wedding Reception
  191. The Most Powerful DIY Railgun
  192. A Square Inch of Nyan
  193. Development Tools of the Prop-Making World
  194. Hackaday Prize Party this Saturday at the SuperConference
  195. Who Is Responsible When Machines Kill?
  196. Finally. A Working JetPack
  197. Turning A Teensy Into A U2F Key
  198. 3D Printed Eyeglasses, VR Lenses
  199. IndieGoGo Project Offers DNA Editing For The Home
  200. Gravity Pong Reaches Into the Sky
  201. Hackaday Links: November 8, 2015
  202. KiCad Script Hack for Better Mechanical CAD Export
  203. Synth Secrets Exposed!
  204. Friction Welding… Wood?
  205. Casting Turbines For A World Speed Record Motorcycle
  206. Weather Word Clock Warns You Of Impending Winter
  207. Compressorhead: Best Robot Band Ever?
  208. Measuring Tire Pressure By Cutting A Hole In An Inner Tube
  209. Air Quality Surveillance for Whole Cities
  210. Low Power and Pin-Constrained
  211. Converting Live 2D Video to 3D
  212. Hacklet 83 – Tiny Robot Projects
  213. Knappa Tutu: Some Dancing Required
  214. Breaking Out A Game Boy Link Cable
  215. BitDrones are Awesome, Ridiculous at Same Time
  216. The USB Killer – Now A Crowdfunding Campaign
  217. Three Watt Individually Addressable RGB LEDs
  218. Stegosploit: Owned by a JPG
  219. Code Craft – Embedding C++: Classes
  220. Retrotechtacular: Cold War-Era Hardware Keyloggers
  221. The Latest, Best WiFi Module Has Been Announced
  222. Winning the Console Wars – An In-Depth Architectural Study
  223. Tricking an Ancient Protocol To Play Tunes
  224. The Robot Light Switch
  225. Gmail One Step Closer to Human Enslavement
  226. Electronic float valve keeps the horse’s feet dry
  227. Home Made Tumbler Diffuses Clear LEDs
  228. Rick’s P-p-portal Gun
  229. Fail of the Week: OpenMV Kickstarter Project Hits Manufacturing Snag
  230. Logic Noise: Digital to Analog with an R-2R DAC
  231. Spark Plug Lights the Darkness
  232. Slide Rules were the Original Personal Computers
  233. Automatic Cat Feeder Dispenses Noms, Wants Cheezburger
  234. The IBM 1401’s Unique Qui-Binary Arithmetic
  235. RPiTX Turns Rasberry Pi into Versatile Radio Transmitter
  236. Dealing with Fallout
  237. One Dollar USB Sound Card Turned O-Scope
  238. Shoot Down Drones with Pumpkin Cannons
  239. Blacksmith Forge Made From the Bathroom Sink
  240. SEC Allows Crowdfunding
  241. Tote Boards: the Impressive Engineering of Horse Gambling
  242. Microsoft Surface Book Teardown Reveals Muscle Wire Mechanism
  243. Digging HDMI Out Of UDP Packets
  244. Print Your Own Vertices for Quick Structural Skeletons
  245. Strobe Light Slows Down Time
  246. Making a Mobility Scooter Drastically More Mobile
  247. Cutest Possible Atari Disk Drive
  248. iPhone Jailbreak Hackers Await $1M Bounty
  249. No Pascal, not a SNOBOL’s chance. Go Forth!
  250. Check Out Who’s Speaking at the Hackaday SuperConference
  251. The Evolution of Oscillations
  252. Building Memristors For Neural Nets
  253. Gameboy Camera Becomes Camcorder
  254. Escape Cable Hell with an Audio I/O Multiplexer
  255. Hack The Steam Controller?
  256. Dalek-Berry-Pi Mower
  257. Tracking the Hamster Marathon
  258. The Eloquence of the Barcode
  259. Stellarator is Germany’s Devilishly Complex Nuclear Fusion
  260. Making the Case For Nuclear Aircraft
  261. Lithium-Air Might Be The Better Battery
  262. Magnetic Levitation with Arduino
  263. Are You Telling Me You Built A Lexus…Out Of Cardboard?
  264. Hair Enthusiasts Rejoice! Synthetic Follicles Are Now 3D-Printable
  265. Hackaday Links: November 1, 2015
  266. The Flying Man
  267. Who Said FORTRAN is Dead?
  268. Congo’s Space Program
  269. Wii-Motified Laser Cutter refocuses for Contoured Cutting
  270. Take a Ride On my Magic Carpet
  271. PIR Jack-o-Lantern Sees Them Coming
  272. Your Handwriting Is Now Your Font

October 2015

  1. Zombie Slap Results In Glorious Selfie
  2. Mass Effect Rubber Band Gun a Beauty to Be-holster
  3. Hacklet 82 – Halloween Hacks 2015
  4. A Peek Under the Hood of the 741 Op-Amp
  5. 3D Scanned, CNC-Milled, Pumpkin Selfie
  6. Is it a Haunted House or a Video Game?
  7. Delightfully Horrible Idea: Twitch Installs Linux
  8. Raspberry Pi Halloween Voice Changer
  9. Developed on Hackaday – HaDge is back to the drawing board
  10. [Quinn] Uses “Forsooth” To Win The Internet! –Also Fixes Apple IIc+ Beep
  11. Code Craft: Using Eclipse for Arduino Development
  12. Hyperloop Test Track To Be Built in California
  13. The Key to Modular Smartphones
  14. Palm Interface Has You Suggest where Self Driving Car Should Go
  15. EFF Granted DMCA Exemption: Hacking Your Own Car Is Legal For Now
  16. Using RF To See Through Walls
  17. Hacking Diabetes Meters, Towards an Artificial Pancreas
  18. The Ethics Of Self-Driving Cars Making Deadly Decisions
  19. Hackaday.io Just Passed 100,000 Members
  20. Tubular Tape Gun “Sketches” Furniture You Can Never Sit On
  21. Embed with Elliot: Going ‘Round with Circular Buffers
  22. Even if I could take off, I could never get past the tractor beam!
  23. Secret Radio Stations by the Numbers
  24. 3D Printed Helix Displays Graphics in 3D
  25. 400 Transistors and 1800 Resistors Form This 1967 Personal Computer
  26. Tiny Radio Tracks Your Balloons
  27. Wheel Of Password!
  28. Printing Soft Body Tissue
  29. Creepy Van Parked Down the Street is a Nomadic Sauna
  30. Mergers and Acquisitions: TI Looks to Snatch Up Maxim
  31. Programmable Logic: Build Yourself a CPLD Module
  32. 2015 Hackaday Prize Presentation Draws Near
  33. Hacking when it Counts: Surviving the Burma Death Railway
  34. We Didn’t Know the Sun Could Do Digital
  35. Bicycle Heads Down Display Shows you the Way
  36. Animated Jack-o’-Lantern Really Connects
  37. A Wooden Based, CD Stepper Scribbler
  38. Superbike gets Bootstrapped Instrument Refit
  39. Flashed the wrong firmware? Swap out the LCD to match!
  40. If We Were All Astronomers There’d Be No More War
  41. Amazing Workshops of the SuperCon
  42. Applications for the Bitcoin Blockchain
  43. AROS: Run an Amiga OS like it’s 1993
  44. You’re Never Too Young to Be a Rocket Scientist
  45. El Cheapo Electric Screwdriver
  46. Listen to the Rain, Raspberry Pi Style
  47. That’s No Moon Pumpkin, It’s a Space Station
  48. Better, Smaller WiFi Throwies
  49. This Is Not Your Father’s FORTRAN
  50. Don’t Look Now, Nothing Will Happen –Zeno of Elea
  51. Killed by a Machine: The Therac-25
  52. A More Correct Horse Battery Staple
  53. Developed on Hackaday – It’s a Badge. No, it’s the HaDge
  54. Better Capacitors Through Nanotechnology
  55. Broken Finger Is No Obstacle to Modern Hacker
  56. Hackaday Links: October 25, 2015
  57. DIY Powder Coating
  58. Raspberry Pi Sense HAT Super Weather Dashboard
  59. Fitting 3D Prints On Eagle Boards
  60. An Improvised Synthetic Aperture Radar
  61. This Animatronic Hand is So Metal
  62. Back to the Future Alarm Clock Is As Real As It Gets
  63. Swimming Pool Dance Floor Enlightened With Leds
  64. 3D Printed Turbofan Features Reverse Thrust
  65. Stuffing Macs Into FPGAs
  66. Radio Jamming Rifle Claimed to Disable Drones
  67. Low-Cost, Arduino-Compatible Drawing Robot
  68. An Internet Connected Earth
  69. Boeing’s New Microlattice, Now the Lightest “Metal” Ever
  70. Use the Esp As a Serial Adapter
  71. Making a Crossbow for the Zombie Apocalypse
  72. Atmel Introduces Rad Hard Microcontrollers
  73. Hacklet 81 – Tracked Projects
  74. Kids and Hacking: The One Hour Egg Drop
  75. Why Should You Get a Ham Radio License?
  76. Amino Wants to Bring Bioengineering to Your Workbench
  77. A Small, 1000W Induction Heater
  78. Curb Office Productivity With Expensive LED Wall
  79. Dragon Doors Round Off Hobbit Themed Restaurant
  80. Leap Motion Wirelessly Controlling a Prosthetic Hand With an Arduino
  81. The FAA Wants Your Input On Upcoming Drone Regs
  82. FAA Suggests $1.9M Civil Penalty Against Aerial Photography Company
  83. Every PCB Has Its Place
  84. Upgrading Rigol’s More Expensive Oscilloscopes
  85. An Improvement to Floating Point Numbers
  86. Arduino.cc Expands European Manufacturing
  87. Upgrade Your Computer the 1985 Way
  88. Bluetooth Thermometer Minds Your Meats
  89. Laser Rangefinder Brought to Life With Arduino
  90. Teach An ATTiny 85 To Swear
  91. Raspberry Pi Powers the Desk of the Future
  92. Smart Cards Used To Hack Smart Cards
  93. Nurses Create in a Medical Makerspace
  94. 3D Printed Quadcopter Props
  95. Nomograms: Complex Analog Calculators Simple for Everyone
  96. Toy Television’s Dreams Come True
  97. The Inaccurate Predictions Of Back To The Future
  98. Laptop’s Aren’t Upgradable? Ha!
  99. BBC’s micro:bit Gets Python
  100. Bioluminescent Challenge has Students Feeding Their Lamps
  101. RC Glider Flies By Twisting Its Wings
  102. The Case for Arduino in “Real Engineering”
  103. Why You Need to Be at the Hackaday SuperConference
  104. Ultrasonic Power Transfer: uBeam’s Curious Engineering
  105. The First 5nm Chip
  106. Disk Hack Creates Persistence of Vision
  107. DIY Computer — 1968 Style
  108. Smart Sumo Seeks Central Security
  109. Why Starting a Kickstarter Could Kick Your Butt
  110. Mostly Non-Volatile Memory With Supercapacitors
  111. Rod Logic and Graphene: Elusive Molecule-Scale Computers
  112. Breaking: Drone Registration Will Be Required Says US DoT
  113. Repairing $55,000 of Vintage Core Memory
  114. TEMPEST: a Tin Foil Hat for Your Electronics and Their Secrets
  115. Spherical Robot Rolls then Walks into Action
  116. How To Control Siri Through Headphone Wires
  117. An Intel Atom CPU In The Raspi Form Factor
  118. Open Source Tracked Robot Supports STEM in Africa
  119. Hackaday Links: October 18, 2015
  120. The Practical Potato Cell
  121. Raspberry Pi Tablet Based on Sailfish OS
  122. Coke-Propane Rocket Blasts Off Without Ignition
  123. FPGAs For The Raspberry Pi
  124. Guinea Pig Methane Power!
  125. C++ Turns 30 – Looking Forward to the Future
  126. LED Pendulum Pulses Out Clock Face
  127. RF Attack Controls Nearby Smartphones Via “Okay Google” And “Hey Siri”
  128. 3D Printed Gun is Off the Rails
  129. Retrotechtacular: New York City’s Secret Computer
  130. Powered Skateboards are Passe; Skelecs the New Hotness
  131. Converting a 3D Printer from 3mm to 1.75mm
  132. Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie 3D Printed RC Truck
  133. You Might Want To Buy A Quadcopter Now
  134. Washington DC Electrified with Raw Sewage
  135. Make A Cheap (And Dangerous) Automated Flamethrower
  136. WiFi Fob Acquaints OLED with ESP
  137. Code Craft: When #define is Considered Harmful
  138. Show a Quadcopter Flight on Google Earth for Under Ten Bucks
  139. Hacklet 80 – Gigahertz Projects
  140. Intel and Arduino Introduce Curie-Based Educational Board
  141. Random Parcel Launches Steganographic Compulsion
  142. 73 Computer Scientists Created a Neural Net and You Won’t Believe What Happened Next
  143. Bell Clock Ain’t Your Grandfather’s
  144. Spit Out VGA with Non-Programmable Logic Chips
  145. How The NSA Can Read Your Emails
  146. Looking Inside the Arksen Dual Power Supply
  147. Hackaday Dictionary: Near Field Communications (NFC)
  148. SuperCon Presenters Revealed
  149. Hijacking Quadcopters with a MAVLink Exploit
  150. Sandy Poems Drawn by a Robot Named Skryf
  151. ASCII Games, Chiptunes, Hacker Celebrities at Hackaday Prize Worldwide Berlin
  152. Shape-Shifting Composite That You Can Make At Home
  153. Thor’s Hammer Build Recognizes Its Master’s Hand
  154. Flying High with Zynq
  155. Hacking when it Counts: Much Space Station Hacking Saved Skylab
  156. Graphene Grown on Semiconductors Big Step Toward Manufacturability
  157. Kids Explore Engineering with Cartoon Tech Build
  158. Mr. Trash Wheel Cleans Baltimore’s Harbor
  159. Hand-Cranked Cyclotron
  160. Electronic Ruler Works Out Logic Truth Tables
  161. Triple Frequency VFO on a Bamboo Breadboard
  162. Hipster Linux Box is an 8mm Film Editor
  163. Skarp Laser Razor Kickstarter Suspended, Jumps To Indiegogo
  164. You Can Learn a lot about Social Engineering from a Repo Man
  165. Macintosh Hard Drive Repair
  166. Citizen Scientist: Forrest Mims
  167. Fail of the Week: Marginally Documented Pad Shorts to Maskless PCB
  168. Tiny PIC Clock is Not a Tiny Bomb
  169. DARE To Fly: Live Coverage Of A 50KM Rocket Launch
  170. Internet-Connected Box Displays Emotion, Basement Dwellers Still Unaffected
  171. Passive, but not Innocuous
  172. Quick and easy Thermic Lance is hot Enough to melt Rocks
  173. CyberPunk Yourself – Body Modification, Augmentation, and Grinders
  174. Wireless Rocket Motor Analyzer Tests Rockets, Saves Fingers
  175. Hackaday SuperConference — Apply Now to Attend
  176. Jewelry Meets Carpentry with Bentwood Rings
  177. Bespoke, Artisanal, Hand Made Executables
  178. Push Blood Pressure Data To The Cloud Via ESP8266
  179. Homemade Soldering Station Does it Better
  180. Hackaday Links: October 11, 2015
  181. Video from Audio and Pure Data
  182. Amazon Giving Out (Sort Of) Hackable Amazon Dash Button
  183. Could You Repeat That?
  184. Anvil Firing: Awesome or Reckless?
  185. See Who’s Calling with Caller Pi-D
  186. Scratch Your Itch for 3D Modeling with BeetleBlocks
  187. “The Martian” is a Hacker’s Dream – In Space
  188. Serial Data from the Web to an Arduino
  189. The USB Killer, Version 2.0
  190. What to Do with Old LCD Screens: Hack Your Own Electrochromatic Glass
  191. SDR Tutorials From Michael Ossmann
  192. Open Source FPGA Pi Hat
  193. Original Hackers’ New Satellite in Orbit
  194. 64bits Of Development Board
  195. BOO! Teach Arduino Basics With this Fun Ghost
  196. Hacklet 79 – USB Projects
  197. Makerbot Has Now Cut 36% of Staff in Last 6 Months
  198. FRDM-K22F ARM Board doesn’t have an SD Card Socket? Not so Fast!
  199. Code Craft: Subtle Interrupt Problems Stack Up
  200. Optical Rectenna Converts Light to DC
  201. ARMing a Breadboard — Everyone Should Program an ARM
  202. Vintage Computer Fest: Berlin 2015
  203. Controlling Guitar Amps With Servos
  204. Halloween Hood Has Hideous LED Gaze
  205. Centrifuge Spins Samples up to 400g
  206. Latest Raspberry Pi Images have Improved Scratch
  207. Hacked Apartment Intercom Barks at You or Buzzes You In
  208. Heathkit: Live, Die, Repeat
  209. Get Your Internet Out of My Things
  210. The World’s First Android Smartphone
  211. How Analog Tide Predictors Changed Human History
  212. Camera Dolly uses Makeblock
  213. Hackaday at Berlin Maker Faire
  214. [Bunnie Huang’s] Hardware Talks Top Your Watch List
  215. Google OnHub Can Has Root
  216. Tape Loop Echo Made With an Actual Tape Loop
  217. New Part Day: The BeagleBoard Gets Bigger
  218. Bootstrapping Motion Input with Cheap Components
  219. ARMs and FPGAs Make for Interesting Dev Boards
  220. Conference Badges are the Newest Form of Hardware Art
  221. Turning your CNC into a Vinyl Cutter
  222. The Arduino Birthday Cake is No Lie
  223. Robot Clock Writes Time Over and Over and Over
  224. Hand Cranking the Malevolent Mechanical Pumpkin
  225. Password Haters Can Now Use Parts.io
  226. Robot Cheats at Rock Paper Scissors
  227. Arcades: Don’t Call it a Comeback
  228. Bertlmann’s Socks and the Nature of Reality
  229. 3D Printed Plane Flies High
  230. Electronics for Aliens
  231. Take Your Robots Tubing
  232. Light Speed: It’s not Just a Good Idea
  233. Your Steaks Sleep with the Fishes in this Giant Sous Vide Aquarium
  234. Georgia Tech Pumps Water Through Silicon for Chip Cooling
  235. Juggling Robot Deftly Handles Balls
  236. Frozen Time Photography with a 100W LED
  237. Deuterium Powered Homes and the Return of Cold Fusion Hype
  238. 10 Finalist Projects Prove We Can Save the World
  239. Sensor Net Makes Life Easier for Rice Farmers
  240. The Worst CAD Package Ever is Still Handy
  241. Radial Solenoid Engine is Undeniably Cool
  242. Just Don’t Call it an Old Remote
  243. Harvard’s Microrobotic Lab Sinks RoboBees and Claims it was on Purpose
  244. Hackaday Links: October 4, 2015
  245. Maximizing a Solar Panel
  246. Hackaday SuperConference Call for Proposal
  247. Apple Cider Press is Just In Time for Fall
  248. Doubling Down on a Big LED Display
  249. WiFi Power Monitor
  250. Etch-A-SDR
  251. RFID Enabled Robot Plays Music for 3 Year Old
  252. A Thousand LED Lights For Your Room
  253. Raspberry Pi Sentry Turret Is The Enemy Of All Mankind
  254. Vintage BBC Computer gets FPGA Buddies
  255. Creating Video Trails In OpenCV
  256. DIY Lego Slit-Scan 2001 Stargate
  257. Tech Journos Link Samsung To Volkswagen, Somehow
  258. Laser Etching Graphene Supercapacitors
  259. The Square Inch Project Challenges Your Layout Skills
  260. Data Logger Powered by Linkit One Board
  261. Party Balloon Crosses Atlantic, Tours Europe & Phones Home
  262. A White Hat Virus for the Internet of Things
  263. Embed with Elliot: Interrupts, the Ugly
  264. No Sex Please, We’re Robots
  265. Numato Opsis: FPGA-based open video platform
  266. Why Aren’t We Arguing More about Mr Robot?
  267. A Third Scale Mini PowerMac
  268. Computer Learns to Hack Chess
  269. Arduino’s Long-Awaited Improved WiFi Shield
  270. Open Source ESC Developed for Longboard Commute
  271. 2015 RedBull Creation Ends with Flaming Tire Swing of Death
  272. Raspberry Pi 2 Game Boy Brings Sexy Back From 1989
  273. Ask Hackaday: I Love The Smell Of Burnt Hair In The Morning
  274. The HEXXX Gaming Console
  275. Arduino Development; There’s a Makefile for That
  276. Because Burning Man Needed More LEDs
  277. This PCB Business Card is Logically Different
  278. World Maker Faire 2015: Prometheus and The New Air Quality Egg
  279. 3D Popup Cards from 3D Photos

September 2015

  1. Robot Dances on the Icy Ceiling
  2. New Part Day: Tiny, Tiny Bluetooth Chips
  3. Can You Hear Me Now?
  4. Novation Launchpad MIDI Controller Moves Toward Open Source
  5. Hackaday Prize Worldwide: Berlin, Germany
  6. Teeny Tiny Very Small – Atomic Resolution and the Home Hobbyist
  7. SMA Robot Jumps 7 Times Its Height, Weighs Nothing
  8. Concrete With a Drinking Problem Could Reduce Flooding
  9. KIM-1 Clock
  10. Hack Anything into a Phone
  11. Cardboard Robot Deathmatch
  12. The DMCA May Have Allowed Volkswagen to Hide ECU Software From the EPA
  13. 3D Printing Has Evolved Two Filament Standards
  14. Gathering the Hacking Community of Zurich
  15. Autodesk Open Sources Ember 3D Printer
  16. Quantum Computing Kills Encryption
  17. Minimal Mighty Mite
  18. The Pizza Button
  19. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: CNC Becomes Pick and Place
  20. Raspberry Pi Opens Doors
  21. Sex and Blinky LEDs At Burning Man
  22. A Guy Named Bernoulli and Ducted Propeller Designs
  23. Navigating the Oceans is Deadly Without a Clock
  24. Robotic Cockroach Built By Russian University
  25. The Conductive Paper That Sparked a Revolution
  26. Neato Botvac LiDAR Repair Includes Juicy Pics and a Tool Hack
  27. Roundup: Retro Computers in Your Browser
  28. The Netflix and Chill Button
  29. Building the Ultimate IKEA Bed
  30. Hackaday Links: September 27, 2015
  31. Sending The Internet From an LED Lightbulb
  32. Mystery FPGA Circuit Feels the Pressure
  33. Demonstrating Baudot Code
  34. Enormous Delta-bot 3D Designed to Print an Entire House
  35. JavaScript for the ESP8266
  36. School of Friends Use Thought Control on a Shark
  37. If You Could Build a Clock in World of Goo…
  38. Spinning a Pyrite Record for Art
  39. World Maker Faire 2015: Automatic Photo Collage
  40. Hackaday’s Omaha Mini Maker Faire Roundup
  41. Foam and Antistatic bag Bring Vintage Compaq Keyboard back to life
  42. Printing Chocolate with a LEGO 3D Printer
  43. Air Rocket Launch Pad UI Entertains Eager Kids
  44. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: Individualized Breathing Apparatus
  45. STM32 JavaScript Peeks and Pokes
  46. Hacklet 77 – Projects that Tweet
  47. 2015 RedBull Creation Competition is Underway!
  48. Let’s Make Robots Changes Hands: Kerfuffle Ensues
  49. Embed With Elliot: Interrupts, the Bad
  50. Mid-Priced Hardware Gets Serious About Software Defined Radio
  51. Hacking when it Counts: GI Ingenuity
  52. Becoming A Zombie with the Hackable Electronic Badge
  53. Deep Sweep: A Home Made SigInt Platform
  54. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: Location Services For Robots
  55. Raspberry Pi Weather Station In Progress
  56. Arduino Teaches Morse Code
  57. Cables And Winches Become An Awesome Simulator
  58. Learn Flip Flops with (More) Simulation
  59. This Project Will Be Stolen
  60. Hackaday Dictionary: The ESP8266
  61. The Perfect Pen Knife Handle
  62. Buttons, Sliders, and Touchpads All 3D Printed with PrintPut
  63. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: An Affordable Robotic Arm
  64. Win an Internship at CERN Openlab
  65. Captain Disillusion to the Rescue
  66. DisplayPort with an FPGA
  67. Learn Flip Flops with Simulation
  68. Hackaday Prize Worldwide: Zürich on Thursday
  69. Echo, Meet Mycroft
  70. Ethics in Engineering: Volkswagen’s Diesel Fiasco
  71. A Single-Chip Video Game Console
  72. Old LISP Language Used for New Raspberry Pi OS
  73. Hackaday Prize Best Product: WiFi Location Services
  74. How Retractable Pens Work
  75. Don’t Steal This Laptop
  76. Retrotechtacular: Weston Electrical Instruments
  77. Mergers and Acquisitions: Dialog Buys Atmel
  78. Drawbacks of Laser Cut Delrin–and How to Slip Around Them
  79. A Better Spectrum Analyzer for your Rigol Scope
  80. Clocks for Social Good
  81. HC-SR04 Isn’t the Same as Parallax PING))) But It Can Pretend to Be!
  82. Quick Marty! We Have To Go Back, With the Golf Cart!
  83. Reach Out and Touch Your Computer
  84. Omaha Mini Maker Faire: Recycle All the Things
  85. Open Source Hardware Certification Announced
  86. Why are You Still Making PCBs?
  87. 3D Cable Robot Uses the Building as Its Exoskeleton.
  88. This is What A Real Bomb Looks Like
  89. FPGA CNC
  90. Controlling Mains Power Rube Goldberg Style
  91. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: OpenBionics Affordable Prosthetic Hands
  92. Playing Pong with Construction Crane Controllers?
  93. Hackaday Links: September 20, 2015
  94. Reverse Engineering Traffic Lights with Software Defined Radio
  95. Hacking 2.4GHz Radio Control
  96. Ctrl-X, Ctrl-V for DNA
  97. Getting Biometrics in Hand
  98. Organize That Messy Prototype
  99. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: Sharing Pollution Analytics
  100. Making Lichtenberg Figures in Wood
  101. Robot Team Wins $100,000 in June; Visits US Senate in September
  102. Live From Open Hardware Summit 2015
  103. Porsche-themed Mancave Clock: There is no Substitute
  104. Hacking a Pi Camera with a Nikon Lens
  105. Nixie Tube Clock Isn’t Just a Clock
  106. 3D Printed Battery Forms
  107. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: Helping Out In The ER
  108. Quick Keyboard Hack to Control Heavy Loads
  109. Transparent ESP8266 WiFi-to-Serial Bridge
  110. Hacking Eating Tracking
  111. Hacklet 75 – Guitar Projects
  112. I Built a Clock to Spread Awareness. Now It’s Your Turn
  113. Dear TSA: This is Why You Shouldn’t Post Pictures of Your Keys Online
  114. Embed with Elliot: Interrupts, The Good…
  115. Golden Commodore C64 Brings the Bling to 8-Bit Computing
  116. Introducing the Nintendo Guitar Boy
  117. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: Walking Robots From Scratch
  118. There’s a Bug in My Robot
  119. Circular saw + Innovative Fence = Unique DIY Table saw
  120. Hardware Virtualization in Microcontrollers
  121. Tiny Headless Servers Everywhere
  122. Retro Games on ArduinoCade Just Shouldn’t Be Possible
  123. The Ubiquitous Atari Punk Console
  124. Visualizing the Fourier Transform
  125. Over-the-top Hackerspace Donation box Brings out the Brony in you
  126. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: Artificial Muscles and Supercapacitors
  127. AvE Builds DRINKO (not affiliated with PLINKO)
  128. Automated Bubble Gun Just Because
  129. Why You Should Build a Clock for Social Good this Week
  130. Learn and Build a High Side Switch
  131. Hack Your Rib Cage with Titanium 3D Printing
  132. Don’t Understand the Periodic Table? It’s Just a Quantum Truth Table
  133. A DIY Mobile Soldering Iron
  134. 9th Grader Arrested, Searched for Building a Clock
  135. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: A Full-Stack IoT Platform
  136. Rubik’s Solver Uses FAC Machine Building System
  137. Radio Receiver or Art? Why not Both?
  138. Thermal Vision HUD Isn’t Only for Fighter-Jets!
  139. How To Build a Pocket-Sized mBed Signal Generator
  140. Reverse Engineering An Obsolete Security System
  141. No user Serviceable Parts Inside? The rise of the Fix-It Culture
  142. Mythical Game Boy Advance Colors Hacked Into Reality
  143. This Post Will Self Destruct in 10 Seconds
  144. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: Balancing Humanoid Robots
  145. Head Gesture Tracking Helps Limited Mobility Students
  146. Debug An IKEA Lamp Hack, Win A Lamp Controller
  147. Hackaday’s DC Meetup and Workshops
  148. The Open, Hackable Electronic Conference Badge
  149. Why 100 Watt eBay LEDs Are Not Your Friends
  150. Let Skynet Become Self-Aware!
  151. Mechanical Keyboard Goes BLE
  152. Full Size Custom Claw Machine Built with Parts on Hand
  153. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: An Open Smartphone
  154. Arduino Masters Ham Radio Digital Mode
  155. Hackaday Links: September 13, 2015
  156. Brewing Tea too Stressful? 3D Print a Tea Steeper
  157. Happy Programmer’s Day
  158. Sense Hat Lights up Pi
  159. A Gramophone For Your Pebble Smart Watch
  160. Discovery MIDI Sample Player
  161. Building a 3D Printed Laser Tube
  162. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: Superhero Powers
  163. BlocksCAD is Browser-Based 3D Modeling that Teaches You CAD
  164. Traffic Light tells you if the Internet is up
  165. LED Ring Around the ESP8266
  166. The Most Self-Replicating RepRap Yet
  167. Surface Mount Soldering Workshop Shares Secrets of CM
  168. Resistance is… There’s an Augmented Reality App for That!
  169. Simplest Electricity Monitoring Solution Yet
  170. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: Better DIY Aquaculture
  171. Laptop Broken? Get A Bigger Hammer
  172. Hacklet 74 – Well Balanced Projects
  173. Strange Signals? Sigidwiki!
  174. Logic Noise: Playing in Tune with an Exponential VCO
  175. Marty! You’ve gotta come back with me!
  176. FERMIAC: The Computer that Advanced Beyond the Manhattan Project
  177. Homebrew Mini-Chumby Blends 3D Printing, ESP8266 and a Touchscreen
  178. Microwaving Things Outside of the Microwave!
  179. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: A Device For Autism and Pomodoros
  180. CNC’ed Business Card
  181. Retrotechtacular: So You Want to Be a Weldor
  182. ARM Programming on Mars
  183. Want a low-cost ARM platform? Grab a Prepaid Android Phone!
  184. Kids and Hacking: Blind Robotics
  185. Sinterit Pulls SLS 3D Printer Entry Level Price Down to Just $8k
  186. 3D Printed Kinetic Art
  187. Phone Scope Build Uses Old Optical Drive
  188. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: Big Data and Big Agriculture
  189. Turning Smog Into Gemstones And Pollution Awareness
  190. Smart Phone Camera Turns Laser Cutter into Hi-Res Scanner
  191. Press Amazon Dash Button, Summon Uber
  192. Steal This Ham Radio (Technology)
  193. Saturday in Washington DC: Hackaday Meetup
  194. Aerogel Insulation for 3D Printers
  195. Exponential Growth In Linear Time: The End Of Moore’s Law
  196. Hack Puts Aging Sprinkler System Online
  197. Video FPGA with No External A/D
  198. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: Smart Medication Dispenser
  199. Arduino TinyGPS Updated To Support GLONASS
  200. The iPad Controlled Camera Slider
  201. Finally, an Official Display for the Raspberry Pi
  202. See Actual Microwaves — No More Faking It
  203. Only Eat Red Skittles? We’ve Got You Covered.
  204. How Biohackers are Fighting a Two-front War on Antibiotic Resistance
  205. How to Upgrade a Chinese CNC Machine
  206. Pulse Density Modulation
  207. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: Playing With PIDs
  208. Simple USB Power Meter
  209. Understanding Surface Mount
  210. Managing an Unmanaged Switch
  211. Brick Laying Robot Does It Better
  212. The Rise of the Rural Hacker
  213. Using LTSpice to Measure Total Harmonic Distortion
  214. LED Matrix Failure and Vindication
  215. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: Conserving Water and Eliminating Daydreaming
  216. Better Batteries For Electronic Gadgets
  217. The 20,000th Post on Hackaday
  218. Hackaday Links: September 6, 2015
  219. CubeSat Challenge Winners Show Interesting Design Approaches
  220. It’s an Upright Piano, It’s a Looper, It’s a Pi Project
  221. Hams Talk Digital
  222. Better Racing With Power Wheels
  223. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: Picking Up Litter With Robots
  224. ESP8266 Web Server Farm
  225. Crystal Radio: It’s a Match!
  226. Upgrading Your Alarm System With an Arduino
  227. How to Make a Hugo (Base)
  228. Scanning Electron Microscope Images and Animations Pulled By Impressive Teensy LC Setup
  229. Slimline USB Charger for tiny ham Radios
  230. Orange is the New ($15) Pi
  231. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: A Low Cost, DIY Fuel Cell
  232. RaspiDrums Uses Expensive Sensors
  233. Better TV Via Hacking
  234. Demonstrating Science at Harvard University
  235. Hacklet 73 – Parallax Propeller Projects
  236. Sphero Wasn’t Actually Behind the BB-8
  237. Embed with Elliot: Practical State Machines
  238. Experimental Theater Helps Field test Haptic Navigation Device
  239. Tint your Epoxy Resin with Toner Powder
  240. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: A Mobile Node
  241. Sending Serial Data from… Excel?
  242. The Kraakdoos — Musical Abuser of an Ancient OpAmp
  243. Mini Fridge turned Gameboy Puts Hot Games on Ice
  244. How to Build Anything Using Delrin and a Laser Cutter
  245. Hackaday Prize Worldwide: Washington DC
  246. Learn 3D Modeling in Your Browser
  247. Being Picked up by a Swarm of Drones May Become Reality
  248. Why IoT will Fail (and How to Save It)
  249. Making a Door that Opens Both Ways
  250. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: Low Cost Radiography
  251. Hack an Editor: Fonts for Programming
  252. Retrotechtacular: Häfla Hammerforge Healed
  253. 3D Objects From a Laser Cutter
  254. A Tale of Three Soldering Iron Controllers
  255. How CMOS Works: Some Final Words About CMOS
  256. V2V: A Safer Commute with Cars Sharing Status Updates
  257. Save WiFi: Act Now To Save WiFi From The FCC
  258. Recycled Factory Recycles Soda Bottles
  259. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: Bendy Solar Bluetooth Tags
  260. Nuclear Reactor Eye Candy From Around the World
  261. Seven Segment Clock Made From Scratch
  262. Transformers, Birthday Cakes in Disguise
  263. The Year of the Car Hacks
  264. Homebrew Analog Scope Project Log
  265. The Eulogy of Local Hidden Variables
  266. Arduino Video Over 2 Wires for Under $50: Mesa-Video
  267. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: Tact Tiles
  268. RC Lawnmower Has No Grass to Cut

August 2015

  1. Custom Threaded Inserts for 3D Printing
  2. Liquid Metal Changes Shape to Tune Antenna
  3. Want to Create a FabLab in your Garage? Start by Joining your Hackerspace
  4. Core Memory for the Hard Core
  5. Beating the Casino: There is No Free Lunch
  6. FCC Introduces Rules Banning WiFi Router Firmware Modification
  7. Building a Better Mousetrap With The Raspberry Pi
  8. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: A Smart Battery Analyzer
  9. It’s 10 PM, Do You Know Where Your Space Station Is At?
  10. Hackaday Links: August 30, 2015
  11. Cake Knife Tessellates Cake
  12. Use Your Mouse Pointer to Send Data
  13. Go Forth on a Breadboard
  14. Stuffing Everything on a DIP32 Package
  15. Voice Command with No Echo
  16. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: A Better Smart Plug
  17. Wii MotionPlus Gyro to Microchip PIC
  18. Shift Register Powered Realistic Candle Flicker
  19. CO2 Laser Decapping to Fix Soldering Mistake
  20. Basically, It’s an ESP8266
  21. 3D Printed Mini Vectrex
  22. If Our Eyes Could See Wireless Signals, They Wouldn’t Look Like This.
  23. Driving a 7 Segment LED Display From An FT232
  24. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: Portable A/C
  25. Make Your Own Transparent Whiteboard
  26. A Sunflower Heat Engine
  27. Firmware Factory: Bit Fields vs Shift and Mask
  28. Hacklet 72 – Burning Man Projects
  29. Cheap Function Generator Teardown and Improvement
  30. Building a Business Around Generative Design and Marvels of 3D Printing
  31. Witness The Birth of a 36-Lens Panoramic Camera
  32. Modified Mower Hacks the Heavy Stuff
  33. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: Water Quality Monitoring
  34. Hipster Rotary Dial Adds Bluetooth 4.0
  35. Reverse Engineering a Different Kind of Bus
  36. MIDI Sampling Off Magnetic Tapes
  37. Before Arduino There was Basic Stamp: A Classic Teardown
  38. Fail of the Week: Exploding Fermentation
  39. Learning Verilog for FPGAs: Hardware at Last!
  40. Ubuntu Core Supports Raspberry Pi 2 I/O
  41. Turning A Typewriter Into A Mechanical Keyboard
  42. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: Haptic Navigation
  43. Update: What You See Is What You Laser Cut
  44. E-Ink Display Moves On-Screen Controls Off-Screen
  45. Sphero Riding Strandbeest Is A Robot With An Exoskeleton
  46. We Have a Problem: Earthquake Prediction
  47. Retrotechtacular: The Hammond Novachord
  48. The Race to Develop Technology that Enhances Elder Care
  49. Data Logging in the Picoampere Range
  50. GoGo Starts Testing New In-Flight Internet Technology
  51. Hackaday Prize Semifinalist: CANcrusher
  52. Two-Axis Solar Tracker
  53. ESP8266 In Commercial Products
  54. Raspberry Pi Halt and Catch… Well, Halt
  55. You Own Your MRI Brainscan; Do Something Interesting With It
  56. Could Solid-State Batteries Last a Lifetime?
  57. The Problem With Kickstarter: A Lack Of Transparency
  58. VirtualBench Tear Down
  59. Building an Automated Laser Turret Targeting System
  60. Breadboards Go to Pot
  61. Build a Sensor Network Around a Weather Station
  62. Hot-Wire CNC Foam Cutter From E Waste
  63. Two New FPGA Families, Designed in China
  64. Hollywood Finally Gets Hacking Right with Mr. Robot
  65. 10 Best Product Finalists Announced
  66. Robots Are Coming For Our Jobs. Just Not All of Them.
  67. 100 Semifinalists for the 2015 Hackaday Prize
  68. And For My Next Trick, I’ll Be Pulling Carbon Nanofibers out of Thin Air!
  69. Using a Laser Cutter to Decap ICs
  70. Hackaday Prize Entry: Feral Cats Phone Home with Das Katzetelegraf
  71. Transfer Data via YouTube
  72. Hackaday Links: August 23, 2015
  73. Fight Frost with an Internet of Things Fridge Alarm
  74. Make Your Own Remote Control LED Light
  75. Connecting Your Car to the Internet
  76. Metal 3D Printing with Your Printer
  77. Hilarious DARPA Robots Falling Video
  78. Hackaday Prize Entry: netBOOT Powercycles Your Modem When You Can’t
  79. How Those Hackers Took Complete Control of That Jeep
  80. MIT’s Glass 3D Printer
  81. Programmable DC Backup Power Supply
  82. Building an Atomic Force Microscope on the Cheap!
  83. Augmented Reality Sandbox Using a Kinect
  84. Spectrum Painting on 2.4 GHz
  85. Follow Me: Making Servos Track Hand Motion with Leap
  86. Hackaday Prize Entry: Twitter Goes To The Dogs With Raspberry Pi Hack
  87. Easy to Read Bicycle Computer
  88. Monsieur Adaptateur: Jacques of all Connector Trades
  89. Hacklet 71 – Waterborne projects
  90. Tech Valley Center of Gravity Helped Turn the City Around
  91. You Can’t Call It a Battlestation Without This Overhead Control Panel
  92. A Tale of Two Browser PCB Tools
  93. Decoding Satellite-based Text Messages with RTL-SDR and Hacked GPS Antenna
  94. Okay, Google. Start the Jeep!
  95. Hackaday Prize Entry: Lighting the Way for Walkers
  96. Hello RAMPS, meet ESP8266
  97. Hack Your Own Analog Camera
  98. Giant Stepper Motor Gets You Up to Speed on Theory
  99. Learning Verilog for FPGAs: Flip Flops
  100. Tap On! Tap Off! The Backlight!
  101. Drivers for 3D Printers and Why We Need Them
  102. Using a Capacitor as an Actuator?!
  103. High Tech, Low Cost Digital Torque Meter
  104. CCC 2015: Moon Robots, Data Destruction, and an Epic Thunderstorm
  105. Hackaday Prize Entry: Open-source Pulse Oximetry
  106. Steam-Powered Machine Shop
  107. Retrotechtacular: One Does Not Simply String Up a Half-Million VDC Transmission Line
  108. Learning Verilog for FPGAs: The Tools and Building an Adder
  109. Google’s OnHub Goes Toe to Toe with Amazon Echo
  110. The EM Drive Might Not Work, but We Get Helicarriers If It Does
  111. Color by Number 3D Printing Style
  112. Microcontroller Adjustment of a DC to DC Converter
  113. Hackaday Prize Entry: The 70s Called. They Want This Calculator
  114. Ferrofluid Clock is a Work of Art
  115. Reflow Solder Your Micro SD to Ensure it Doesnt Go Anywhere
  116. Adventures With Vacuum Deposition Power Supplies
  117. Embed with Elliot: The Volatile Keyword
  118. Arduboy Classic Plays On Original Game Boy Screen
  119. Lessons From The Fablab Masters
  120. Literal Breadboard Hack Forces It to Accept Dual Pin Headers
  121. Woodworking Blemish Removal Technique Pops your Clamping Dimples
  122. Hackaday Prize Entry: Project Dekoboko 凸凹 Maps Bumpy Roads On A Bike
  123. Bed Lights Keeps You From Stubbing Your Toe When Nature Calls
  124. Growing Copper and Silver Crystals for Art
  125. Hackaday Prize Entry Closes But Work Continues
  126. Taking Atlas For a Walk
  127. You Can Have my TIPs When You Pry them from my Cold, Dead Hands
  128. Developed on Hackaday: Let’s build an Electronic Hackaday Badge
  129. Mechanical Watch Hacker Gets an Apple Watch
  130. Beautiful Arduino Fireworks Controller
  131. The Machine that Japed: Microsoft’s Humor-Emulating AI
  132. Chaos Communication Camp 2015: Badges, Talks, and Culture
  133. Hackaday Prize Entry: Nuclear Powered Random Number Generator
  134. Hackaday Links: August 16, 2015
  135. Hand Controlled Robot uses Accelerometer
  136. Design Diary: Varactor-Tuned Regen Receiver
  137. Cozy Heat Control with an Arduino
  138. New Version of Raspberry Pi Thin Client
  139. Commodore C16 Resurrection with a Raspberry Pi
  140. Hacking an SD Slot for WiFi
  141. Tiny Robot Shakes Head At You In Disapproval
  142. Covert Cricket Score Tracker Gets Around Office Rules
  143. Saving 25,000 Electronics Manuals and Could Use Help
  144. Hacking a NRF24L01 Radio for Longer Range
  145. Living in a Sphere in the Sky
  146. Arduino Radar Watches You Breathe
  147. Analyzing The Microsoft Surface Touch Keyboard Cover
  148. Chaos Communication Camp 2015: Dispatch from Day One
  149. Hackaday Prize Entry: Soft Orthotics
  150. Hacklet 70 – Calculator Projects
  151. Dutch Student Team Aims To Launch Rocket to 50KM
  152. Closing out DEF CON 23
  153. Crazy Good Odds to win the Hackaday Prize
  154. Octopart and Altium Join Forces
  155. Where Are They Now: Terrible Kickstarters
  156. Panel-Mounted Breadboard Accessories
  157. 3D Printed Vice Holds Dev Boards Beside Breadboard
  158. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Sixth Sense
  159. Junked Inspection Camera Given 15-Year Face-lift with Raspberry Pi
  160. Tricking a Car Stereo to Think Your Cellphone is a Tapedeck
  161. Crack Open a USB Car Charger to make it a Variable DC-DC Converter
  162. Becoming a State Machine Design Mastermind
  163. Your Homework for this Weekend
  164. Raspberry Pi and Windows 10 IoT Core: A Huge Letdown
  165. Arduino Powered Rubber Band Sentry Turret Is Not a Lie
  166. Raspberry Pi Field Unit (RPFU)
  167. Hackaday Prize Entry: Homebrew Smartwatches
  168. Jellyfish Inspired LED Skirt for Burning Man
  169. It’s Time to Roll Your Own Smartwatch
  170. I2C Bus Splitting with a more Professional Touch
  171. Amazon Dash: Hack It to Run Your Own Code
  172. Tonight is Hacker Chat with the Hackaday Writing Crew
  173. Hebocons And Why They Matter
  174. Blow 14,000 Bubbles Per Minute with this 3D Printed Contraption
  175. Cheap Projector Tells Time, Invades Space
  176. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Civilization Starter Kit
  177. Emulating a Hard Drive With The Raspberry Pi
  178. Retrotechtacular: Robots, Robots Everywhere, with Kitschy Pronunciation
  179. $50 Multimeter Comparison and Teardown
  180. Oracle CSO to Customers: Leave the Vulnerabilities to Us
  181. Vulcan 74: A Masterpiece of Retro Engineering
  182. Chaos Communication Camp 2015 Teaser
  183. Getting Started with ARM Using mbed
  184. Segway Build You Can Do Yourself
  185. Simple, Cheap Nitrate Tester is Open Source
  186. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Tiny Tool for Car Hacking
  187. Irrighino, an Arduino Yun Based Watering System
  188. Zynq and the OPL3 Music Synthesizer
  189. The French Built the Superconducting Hoverboard 4 Years Before Lexus
  190. DEF CON vs IoT: On Hackability and Security
  191. All the Unofficial Electronic Badges of DEF CON
  192. Hacking the Amazon Dash Button to Record Whatever You Want
  193. Mechanical Pencil Hack Dispenses Wire
  194. Arduino Based Remote Shutter For Beme
  195. Hackaday Prize Entry: Vertical Aeroponics
  196. Cardboard Aided Design is the new CAD
  197. Alcove: Blinky Art with a Killer Story
  198. Watch those VOCs! Open Source Air Quality Monitor
  199. Wooden Escalator Fit for a Slinky
  200. DEF CON: HDMI CEC Fuzzing
  201. Lego Exoskeleton Controls Pacific Rim Robot
  202. Millions of Satellite Receivers are Low-Hanging Fruit for Botnets
  203. Hackaday Prize Entry: Gas Grenade Helps Instead of Exploding
  204. Hacking a KVM: Teach a Keyboard Switch to Spy
  205. Self Built Power Meter Uses Dual Sense Transformers
  206. Building A Dead-On-Accurate Model Ford Pickup From Scratch
  207. Hack Your Cat’s Brain to Hunt For Food
  208. DEF CON: Abusing Scripts in Multiplayer Games
  209. Hackaday Prize Entry: DIY Guitar Multieffects
  210. Cory Doctorow Rails Against the Effect of DRM and the DMCA
  211. DEF CON: The Proxy for ProxyHam
  212. Hacklet 69 – Morse Code Projects
  213. DEF CON Uber Badge so Hot It’s Radioactive
  214. Hacker Reads Magnetic Stripe Card With Flatbed Scanner
  215. Nolan Bushnell and Hackaday on the Latest Episode of The Tomorrow Show
  216. Logic Noise: 4046 Voltage-Controlled Oscillator, Part One
  217. Fisher Price Bluetooth Speaker Hack
  218. Laser Cut Your Own Vinyl Records
  219. Hackaday Prize Entry: PICs and Arduinos, Cats and Dogs Living Together
  220. “Arduino Borealis” Combines LEDs and Paint
  221. Help Decipher the DEFCON Badge
  222. Keep Your Friends Close and Your Tools Closer with this Pegboard on Rollers
  223. $40 Antenna Analyzer with Arduino and AD9850
  224. Hacking a Universal Assembler
  225. Quantum Mechanics in your Processor: Quantum Computing
  226. Visualizing RF Standing Waves
  227. Build a Baby Plasma Cutter–Right Now!
  228. Hackaday Prize Entry: Detecting New Meteor Showers
  229. Hack your C++ with LLVM
  230. Cute Countdown Timer Reminds you of Impending Doom
  231. Retrotechtacular: The Trautonium Was Elemental to Electronic Music
  232. BeagleBone Green Hands-On: Lower Price, Same Horsepower
  233. LightBlue Bean+ adds Battery, Connectors, Price
  234. Tindie Becomes A Part Of The Hackaday Family
  235. Secrets Of The Lexus Hoverboard Revealed
  236. Robot on Rails for Time Lapse Photography
  237. Hackaday Prize Entry: 20,000 Weather Stations
  238. No Windows Drivers? Boot up a Linux VM!
  239. Custom Machined Triple Threat Slingshot
  240. Amazon’s AI Escapes its Hardware Prison
  241. ‘The Martian’: A Landmark Change in How Sci-Fi is Written
  242. Cooking with Shop Tools: Most Dangerous Breakfast
  243. Embed with Elliot: the Static Keyword You Don’t Fully Understand
  244. Engineers Create Super-Hard Whack-a-Mole
  245. Clocking (or Overclocking) an AVR
  246. Hackaday Prize Entry: Wearable Electrodermal Activity Monitor
  247. Caption CERN Contest – All Good Things…
  248. Building a Battery from Molten Salt
  249. Dissolve Steel Drill Bits in Alum from the Grocery
  250. RIP: HitchBot
  251. How CMOS Works: MOSFETs, JFETs, IGFETS and More
  252. The Right Way to Do A Hacker Conference
  253. Hacking the Digital and Social System
  254. Virtual Physical Rehab with Kinect
  255. How to Rescue Your Quadcopter from a Tree
  256. Hackaday Prize Entry: The Internet of Plants
  257. Saving an Alarm System Remote and $100
  258. Hackaday Links: August 2, 2015
  259. 3D Printing with 2D Inkscape Projections
  260. Downloading Satellite Images via FM Radio
  261. Shinewave Gamecube Controller Reacts to Smash Brothers
  262. Homemade High Voltage Caps
  263. I am a Battery: Harvesting Heat Energy
  264. Hackaday Prize Entry: Real Time Power Monitoring
  265. It Sucks to Pick Up the Pieces
  266. The Self-Balancing Sideways Segway
  267. Teach Yourself Verilog with this Tiny CPU Design
  268. Everything You Wanted to Know About Oscillators
  269. Amazon Echo Orders the Roku About
  270. The Countdown Begins — Last Two Weeks for Entries
  271. 3D Printed Bristle Bots (Robot Cockroaches!)
  272. Build Your Own Function Generator
  273. Hackaday Prize Entry: 10 Watt Individually Addressable RGB LEDs
  274. Human Gestures Control this Robot Arm

July 2015

  1. Waking Up Is Easy With this Bed Ejection System
  2. Hacklet 68 – Rocket Projects
  3. Build Your Own CPU? That’s the Easy Part!
  4. 44 Mac Pros Racked Up to Replace Each Rack of 64 Mac Minis
  5. Quantum Mechanics in your Processor: Tunneling and Transistors
  6. Hacker Creates Thermal Probes by Welding with a PC Power Supply
  7. Learning From Transparent Microchips
  8. Hackaday Prize Entry: Emoticon Keyboard
  9. DIY Punch Card System Despite Hanging Chads
  10. Open Hybrid Gives you the Knobs and Buttons to your Digital Kingdom
  11. Maglev, Submersibles, and More at Maker Faire Detroit
  12. We Should 3D Scan People
  13. Ghost Guitar Plays Hendrix
  14. The Biohacking Movement and Open Source Insulin
  15. One Way to Recharge Alkaline Batteries
  16. An Internet Speedometer With A Dekatron
  17. Hackaday Prize Entry: SnapVCC
  18. Operation Drone Rescue
  19. NES Reborn as Nexus Player and NES
  20. Old Kindle Upcycled to Emailable Fridge Messageboard
  21. Review: Single Board 65C02 and 65C816 Computers
  22. University Peristaltic Pump Has Hacker Heritage
  23. Say It with Me: Input Impedance
  24. Teardown of Intel RealSense Gesture Camera Reveals Projector Details
  25. Talking, Foot-Pedal-Controlled Bench Probes for VirtualBench
  26. The Simplest Steam Engine
  27. Retrotechtacular: Fantastic Backyard Inventions of Yore
  28. Polarization Camera Views the Invisible
  29. 96 MacBook Pros: Most Expensive Server Rack We’ve Ever Seen
  30. Embed with Elliot: There is no Arduino “Language”
  31. Open Source FPGA Toolchain Builds CPU
  32. CommVEx 2015: What Happens When Commodore Users Gather
  33. 3D Mouse Drives Robot Arm
  34. Hackaday Prize Worldwide : New Delhi Kicad + Show and Tell
  35. Hackaday Prize Entry: Wearable Robotics Toolkit
  36. Pinball Table Gets New Lease of Life With Arduino
  37. The Best of Boston Hackers at Artisan’s Asylum
  38. Find and Repair a 230kV 800Amp Oil-Filled Power Cable Feels Like Mission Impossible
  39. I2C Hacks: How to Splice Clocks into Chip-Selects
  40. The Factory of the World – Hackaday Documentary on the Shenzhen Ecosystem
  41. Make a Microphone Out of a Hard Drive
  42. Hackers Measure Cable Lengths with Time Domain Reflectometers
  43. Hackaday Prize Entry: Superb Audio With The Teensy
  44. Simple One-Chip Regenerative Receiver
  45. Upgraded LiPo Lawnmower Now Has Plenty of Juice
  46. Hacking Cheap Chinese PID Temperature Controllers
  47. Shedding Light on the Mechanics of Film Projection
  48. A Handheld CNC Router
  49. The Three Dollar Frequency Standard
  50. Hackaday Prize Entry: Smart Low Voltage Lighting
  51. Field Expedient Stick Welder from Cordless Tool Battery Packs
  52. Trying to Set Things on Fire, You Know…for Science.
  53. Get Biohacking with a DIY CO2 Incubator
  54. Control Nest Devices with Amazon Echo
  55. Retro TO-3 Switching Voltage Regulator
  56. 3D Printing Helps Rekindle Old Love with an Uncommon Truck
  57. Make your own Ninja Chess Board
  58. Hackaday Prize Entry: From Q To NAND
  59. Alarm Notifies the Office When the Coffee is Ready
  60. Astronaut or Astronot: The Final Round is Over
  61. It Keeps on Going and… Arduino Edition
  62. Hacklet 57 – CNC Hacks
  63. Self Built Interferometer Measures Nanometer Displacement
  64. Quantum Mechanics in your Processor: Complementarity
  65. Arduino (PCI) Express
  66. DDR-ing a Simon Game with a Raspberry Pi
  67. Hackaday Prize Entry: Online Bone Marrow Cytometry Aid
  68. Puzzle Box is Rigged to Blow
  69. This Little Amiga Still Runs School District’s HVAC
  70. Another IoT Platform in the (Blue)Mix
  71. Caption CERN Contest – What’s In The Box?
  72. Dropping by the MIT Electronics Research Society
  73. [Federico Musto] of Arduino SRL Discusses Arduino Legal Situation
  74. Hacking a Telecoms Frequency Standard for Your Lab
  75. Repackaging a Webcam in a 3D Printed Enclosure
  76. Hackaday Prize Entry: Synthetic Aperture Multispectral Imaging
  77. Hardware Store CNC Machine is Remarkably Precise
  78. LED Organ Chimes its Light Pipes
  79. Better 3D Prints by Mixing Slicing Techniques
  80. Review: Microchip Curiosity is a Gorgeous New 8-bit Dev Board
  81. Spools of Thread for 6,400 Pixel Color Display
  82. No, Mounting A Gun To A Quadcopter (Probably) Isn’t Illegal
  83. Desktop CNC from Hardware Parts Really Makes the Cut
  84. Hackaday Prize Entry: An FPGA’d Propeller
  85. Robot Control Ties RC Receiver to Motor Controller
  86. Retrotechtacular: Coopering Guinness Barrels by Hand
  87. What It Means to Be a Product
  88. Fast ADC Uses Old School Scope Hack for 48 MSPS
  89. “Drones” Endanger Airborne Wildfire Fighting
  90. Why Is There Liquid Nitrogen On the Street Corner?
  91. Learn FPGAs in your Browser
  92. Hackaday Prize Entry: Two Factor Authentication Key
  93. Flyfish FF32 Gets GUI
  94. Automatically Designing 3D Printers From E-Waste
  95. A Breadboard In A Browser
  96. Designing a CPU in VHDL for FPGAs: OMG.
  97. Childhood Tech Exposure Is Slowly Killing The Keyboard
  98. Meetup in Boston this Thursday
  99. Police LiDAR Tear Down
  100. Scrappy RGB Binary Clock From The Parts Bin
  101. Hackaday Prize Entry: An Arduino Alarm System
  102. Mech Engineers: Win 5k for Using a Bearing
  103. Hackaday Links: July 19, 2015
  104. Talk To The (Robotic) Hand
  105. A Beautifully Crafted N64 Portable
  106. Hacker Airlines: United Awards 1M Air Miles For Vulnerability
  107. The Internet of Soldering Irons
  108. Home Brew Supercapacitor Whipped Up In The Kitchen
  109. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Portable Environmental Monitor
  110. Secret Keyboard Stash
  111. Forgotten Rock Band Drum Controller as a MIDI Instrument
  112. Hacking Amazon Echo Through Its Remote
  113. Get Your Kicks With this New PIC Development board
  114. Caption CERN Contest – Smile!
  115. Tracking Nearly Every Aircraft With A Raspberry Pi
  116. A Bridge Made of Aircraft Carriers Will Make [William Gibson] Proud
  117. Arduino And IR Remote Turn Off Raspberry Pi
  118. Hackaday Prize Entry: Orchestral Invention Defies Convention
  119. LED Strip Notifies You Of The Light Show You’re Missing Outside
  120. Lighting The Great Indoors With A Solar Security Light
  121. Wireless Power Transfer Using Capacitive Plates
  122. Hacklet 56 – Brain Hacks
  123. Send In The Drones: Putting Wheels And Wings On The Internet Of Things
  124. Fooling Google Search Console With Tricky PHP
  125. Transmitting MIDI Signals With XBEE
  126. Hackaday Prize Entry: New Firmware For A Smartwatch
  127. 29 Year Old Apple Computer Finally Gets An OS Update
  128. Artificial Killing Machine
  129. How to Make Amazon Echo Control Fake WeMo Devices
  130. ProxyGambit Better Than ProxyHam; Takes Coffee Shop WiFi Global
  131. Nixie Tube Speedometer In Motorcycle Handlebars
  132. Panopticlick: You Are A Beautiful And Unique Snowflake
  133. Combining Musical Hatred with Target Practice
  134. Long Board Takes a Brake
  135. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Better Bench Power Supply
  136. Muse EEG Headset Teardown
  137. Android-based Reflow Brings Solder Profiles to Your Lab
  138. 3D Printed Muscle is Inflated During Printing
  139. Ask Hackaday: Arduino in Consumer Products
  140. Trick Google Used Hides Secret Messages on LCD Screens
  141. Controlling Quadcopters With Wireless Mouse Dongles
  142. Billy Club Texts Your Mother if you Hit Someone
  143. Hackaday Prize Entry: Weaving Carbon Fiber With Industrial Robots
  144. Using A TeensyLC To Emulate The XBOX 360 Controller
  145. Retrotechtacular: The J-57 Afterburner Engine
  146. Vintage Vinyl Laser-Etched on a Tortilla
  147. How To Build A ProxyHam Despite A Cancelled DEFCON Talk
  148. Become a Mad Scientist, Build A Power Distribution Panel
  149. Unusual Nixie Tubes Lead to Unique Clock
  150. FREE 3D Printing in New York?
  151. Hackaday Prize Entry: Tracking Rhinos With UAVs
  152. HamShield Puts Your Arduino On The Radio
  153. Move Over Gucci; Laser Cut Handbags Are a Thing
  154. Safe Cracking With Signal Analysis
  155. Vintage Electronics Magazines Predicted Our Current Future
  156. Frankensteined Cordless Drill Lives Again
  157. New Part Day: The ESP8266 Killer
  158. Homemade Camera Stabilizer
  159. Hackaday Prize Entry: 3D Printed Modular Keyboard
  160. Adding Tie Down Points To Almost Any Car
  161. Hackaday Links: July 12, 2015
  162. Foot Pedal Switch Specifically Made For PCB Drilling
  163. CCCamp 2015 rad1o Badge
  164. 3D Printering: The Makerbot Class Action Suit
  165. Hackaday Retro Edition: Androids And Amigas
  166. Wired Hive Counts Bees, Keeps Them Cozy
  167. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Very Small Power Grid
  168. Making A Wooden Bowl Without A Lathe
  169. Making Mario Kart Real
  170. Dumping Old PROMs With New Hardware
  171. Virtual LCD Using Python
  172. Non-Invasive Smart Electricity Meter
  173. Natural Materials For Nature’s Call
  174. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Clock For Alternate Timebases
  175. CD Execution Chamber Sends old Discs off with a Bang
  176. Dewalt Radio Repair
  177. Upgrading an Old Camera with a New Light Meter
  178. Hacklet 55 – Home Automation Projects
  179. Build An Amazon EC2 Gaming Rig
  180. 15 Quadcopters For Hackaday Prize Entries
  181. Drill Powered Scooter Walks With Legs
  182. Shapeshifting Material For Weather Adaptive Structures
  183. Hackaday Prize Entry: Molded Tracks For Vehicles
  184. Hackaday Prize Worldwide : Maker’s Asylum New Delhi
  185. The Best NiMh Charger?
  186. Viewing A Macintosh SE’s Video On A Modern Computer
  187. CAPTION CERN CONTEST – Saying Goodbye to an Old Friend
  188. Show Us Your Human Interface; Win Laser Cutting Time
  189. 50 Winners Using Atmel Parts
  190. Nin10do Retro Game Console Stands Above All Others
  191. Homebrew ECU Increases Mazda Zoom
  192. Decapping the CC2630 and CC2650
  193. Hackaday Prize Entry: EyeDrivOMatic
  194. Busted Wah Pedal Becomes New Synth Tool
  195. Soft and Squishy Silicone Robotics
  196. We Just Gave Away $1000 to a Voter
  197. Fully-Automatic CD Launcher Looks Dangerously Fun
  198. Retrotechtacular: The Omega Navigational System
  199. 50 Winners Using Freescale Parts
  200. 3 Hours until Collabatorium
  201. Insane 33 Port USB charger
  202. Legit Hack Creates TEA Laser Power by Mr. Wimshurst
  203. Coin-Op Weather
  204. Hackaday Prize Entry: Bone Conduction Headphones
  205. Bread Online is a Bread Maker for the Internet of Things
  206. Headphone Amp Features a Tiny CRT
  207. Hackaday’s Interview with Arduino CEO [Massimo Banzi]
  208. Micro:bit — BBC Gets A Million Kids Into Embedded Dev
  209. 50 Winners Using Microchip Parts
  210. Upgrading An Old Lantern
  211. Intense Brushless DC Stage Brings More E-Bike Power
  212. Collabatorium on Wednesday
  213. On-Demand Paper Clips
  214. Hackaday Prize Entry: It’s Like Apple Pay, But For Receipts
  215. Writing Doom For The Raspberry Pi
  216. uController Code Profiler Debugs Your Microcontroller
  217. Restoring An Espresso Machine To The 21st Century
  218. Stenography (Yes, with Arduinos)
  219. 50 Winners Using Texas Instruments Parts
  220. A Perfect San Francisco for Hackaday Prize Worldwide
  221. Laser Engraving in Color?
  222. World’s Greatest Bubble Machine born of Space Program
  223. Hackaday Prize Entry: DIY Eye Tracking
  224. USA vs Japan: Giant Robot Battle
  225. Hackaday Links: July 5, 2015
  226. The Nicest Home Made Spot Welder We’ve Ever Seen
  227. Maker Faire Kansas City: That’s A Wrap
  228. State-Aware Foldable Electronics Enters The Third Dimension
  229. Wood & Glue RepStrap Works Surprisingly Well
  230. Pico Space Balloon Circumnavigates the Globe, Twice
  231. Hackaday Prize Entry: Controlling Relays Over WiFi
  232. High Voltage, Wood and Resin Result in Fractal Art
  233. Exploding Multimeter Battle Royale
  234. Ducted Fan Drone Flies
  235. Joining Sheet Metal Together with a DIY Spot Welder
  236. Caption CERN Contest – Cut the Black Wire
  237. Using a Voltage Regulator as a Constant Current Source
  238. Rotary Indexer gives Mill a 4th axis (sort of)
  239. Hackaday Prize Entry: They Make FPGAs That Small?
  240. Computer Docking Plug Alleviates Docking Station Woes
  241. Instrument Cluster Clock Gets The Show On The Road
  242. Hacklet 54 – Virtual Reality Projects
  243. Astronaut Or Astronot: Win $1000 For Clicking A Button
  244. Arduinos (and other AVRs) Write To Own Flash
  245. Getting Mixed Up with Home Stir Welding
  246. Tiny x86 Systems With Graphics Cards
  247. Hackaday Prize Entry: What To Do With A Bunch Of Old Computer Adapters
  248. Optics Laboratory Made From LEGO
  249. 15 Quadcopters Up for Grabs in Wings, Wheels, and Propellers Contest
  250. Solar-Cell Laser Communication System
  251. New Part Day: Memristors
  252. Logic Noise: Ping-pong Stereo, Mixers, and More
  253. We’re Hiring Contributors And Social Media Masterminds
  254. Why Build Furniture When you can Grow it?
  255. Retro-fit old radio with Arduino and FM module
  256. Hackaday Prize Entry: An E-Juice Robot
  257. DIY Air Compressor Made From Refrigerator and Fire Extinguisher
  258. Hacking a $100 Signal Generator
  259. 3 Hours until Collabatorium
  260. DNS Tunneling with an ESP8266
  261. Your Brain Thinks Its Burning You, But It’s Not
  262. Embed with Elliot: We Don’t Need No Stinkin’ RTCs
  263. Miniature Cannon Packs a Punch, Shows off Manual Machining Skills
  264. Amazingly Detailed Robotics Ground Vehicle Guide
  265. Hackaday Prize Entry: Laptop Batteries For A Power Bank
  266. Generate Graph Paper — Complete with Jolly Wrencher

June 2015

  1. Disassembled Mouse Keeps Track Of Gas Meter
  2. Retrotechtacular: Building Hammond Organ Tones
  3. Gates to FPGAs: TTL Electrical Properties
  4. Talk of the Town: Hacker Channel Tomorrow
  5. Maker Faire Kansas City: Entrepreneurial Spirit Taking Shape
  6. Beest of an RC Toy
  7. Vibrating Distance Torch Illuminates the Dark without Light
  8. Hackaday Prize Entry: Circular Knitting Machines
  9. Semi-Automatic Bed Leveling Your 3D Printer
  10. THP Community Voting: Results & A New Round
  11. Hope it’s real: 3D Printing Houses with Bricks
  12. Etching PCBs With A 3D Printer
  13. The Spirit of Hackaday Shines in Shenzhen
  14. True Random Number Generator for a True Hacker
  15. MapleMaker 3D Printer is As Printable as They Get
  16. Easy Way To Listen To Cube Sats
  17. Hackaday Prize Entry: An SD Card Arduino
  18. Electric Lawn Mower Converted to RC Control
  19. Hackaday Links: June 28, 2015
  20. What You See Is What You (Laser) Cut
  21. 3D Printing Binaural Microphones
  22. Maker Faire Kansas City: Coming To Grips With The Mechanics Of Dexterity
  23. 2D Printed Tachometer For A Lathe
  24. Wirelessly Weighing Plants with the ESP8266
  25. Hackaday Prize Entry: Saving Water with the Vinduino
  26. Too Hot for Fido? Get Alerted!
  27. Digital Counter From Stuff You Have In Your Junk Drawer
  28. Typewriter Types, Plays Music
  29. The Alexanderson Transmitter: Very-low Frequency Radio Rides Again!
  30. Downdraft Fume Extractor Saves Your Lungs
  31. Human-Machine Interface Projects at TEI 2016
  32. KeyMouSerial Solves Your Raspberry Pi Keyboard Problems
  33. Hackaday Prize Entry: Lose Yourself To Dance
  34. Manipulating Matter In A Digital Way
  35. Astronaut Or Astronot: Amazingly Engineered
  36. Color Light Painting With A 3D Printer
  37. Hacklet 53 – Quick Tool Hacks
  38. Swollen Clock Build Demostrates All Engineering Shoulds
  39. New Part Day: STM32F7, An ARM Cortex-M7
  40. Android Donut Running On A Graphing Calculator
  41. Hackaday Prize Entry: Biohand
  42. Codename Colossus: The HMC Boudicca
  43. Prize Alert: Submit by Monday for Chance at Hundreds
  44. BeagleBones And Teensies Become KVMs
  45. Caption CERN Contest – I’ve Got My Eye On You
  46. Talking Big Changes At SparkFun With Nathan Seidle
  47. Embed with Elliot: I2C Bus Scanning
  48. Blinking LEDs For A Timeless Fountain
  49. Hackaday Prize Entry: Ultimate Circuitbending
  50. Autonomous Drones Now Carry People
  51. Brass Clock Face Etched With PCB Techniques
  52. Shirt Printing With Freezer Paper
  53. Machine Metal With Electricity: An EDM Attachment For 3D Printers
  54. Inceptionism: Mind Blown by What Neural Nets Think They See
  55. Learn 40 Years Of Mech Prototyping At Lightspeed
  56. Crawlspace Warehouse Includes Midget Forklift
  57. Hackaday Prize Entry: Multispectral Imaging Based On LandSat 7
  58. Pneumatic Multiplexer
  59. Discrete Transistor Computer Is Not Discreet
  60. Remove Security Issues From Untrusted USB Connections
  61. Retrotechtacular: Don’t Balk at Pitch-Up in the McDonnell F-101 Voodoo
  62. The Shady World of Drone Racing
  63. Down-Draft Table Keeps The Shop Dust Free
  64. Really, Really Retro Computer On An FPGA
  65. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Medical Tricorder
  66. New Smartphone Case Brings Back Old Smartphone Features
  67. A Thermometer Probe For A Hotplate, Plugging Stuff Into Random Holes
  68. Motion Sensing Water Gun Tweets Photos To Embarrass Enemies
  69. The Thrill of Shenzhen — Candyland for Electronics Geeks
  70. New Round Of Astronaut or Not: Most Likely To Save The Planet
  71. Wireless Weather Station
  72. Logging Engine Temperature For RC Models
  73. Hackaday Prize Entry: An Urban Kitchen Garden
  74. DIY Rotary Tool
  75. Hackaday Links: Summer, 2015
  76. USB2Serial Adapter As An I/O Device
  77. Visualizing Magnetic Fields In 3D Space
  78. DIY Plywood Camera Dolly Looks Professional
  79. New Part Day: Nordic’s New Bluetooth SoC
  80. Hand Drill To Band Saw Conversion
  81. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Reagent Robot
  82. Castrol Virtual Drift: Hacking Code at 80MPH with a Driver in a VR Helmet
  83. Imaging And Emulating An HP-IB disk drive
  84. An Electronic Woodwind With An Onboard Synthesizer
  85. Making A Bobblehead Of You
  86. The First PipBoy We’ll See This Year
  87. Altium Gives Away The Farm With New Circuit Maker Software
  88. Steering High Altitude Rockets With Cold Gas
  89. Hackaday Prize Entry: HOMER, A 2D GPU For Microcontrollers
  90. IR Remote For Smartphone Via Bluetooth Adapter
  91. Astronaut Or Astronot: Round 1 Over, Round 2 Begins
  92. An Interview With The CEO Of MakerBot
  93. Review: FriedCircuits USB Tester
  94. Hacklet 52 – Breakout Board Projects
  95. Caption CERN Contest – Work Until You Drop
  96. Delta 3D Printer Made From Unorthodox Parts
  97. Hackaday Prize Entry: Recording RC Planes With Third Person View
  98. A Real Dash For A Truck Simulator
  99. Cheap, Easy To Build Robot For beginners
  100. Tracking Bitcoin With The ESP8266
  101. Walk Your Pet Robot
  102. Embed With Elliot: Shifting Gears With AVR Microcontrollers
  103. Neopixel Ring Compass Takes Things in a New Direction
  104. The Trials Of Quadcopter Graffiti
  105. Hackaday Prize Entry: OpenBionics
  106. Vintage Stereo Reborn With All The Bells And Whistles
  107. New Part Day: Indoor Location Systems
  108. An Introduction To Zener Diodes
  109. Animated GIFs On A Graphing Calculator
  110. Astronaut Or Astronot: Vote For The Hackaday Prize!
  111. Rise of Hardware: A PCH Hackathon
  112. Microcassette Recorders Become A Tape Delay
  113. It’s a Sega It’s a Nintendo! It’s… Unique!
  114. Hackaday Prize Entry: Tearing Down A Tesla
  115. Ask Hackaday (And Adafruit): The New CEO Of MakerBot
  116. Mini Arc Furnace Melts Its Way Into Our Hearts
  117. A Game Pad For The Apple II
  118. Retrotechtacular: Making Porcelain Insulators
  119. Phonographs Through The Eye Of An Electron Microscope
  120. Prevent Failed Prints With A Filament Speed Sensor
  121. Come to our Shenzhen Meetup and Tell Your Friends
  122. Get up, Stand up. With a Little Help from the Mindfulness Bracelet
  123. Hackaday Prize Entry: An Open Source Graphics Card
  124. Reverse Engineering how a USB Switch Switches
  125. Give In To Nostalgia With a Retro Game And Watch
  126. King of Clever Reads 4-Pin Rotary Encoder with one Analog pin
  127. Gunpowder From Urine, Fighting A Gorn
  128. A Simple Circuit For Testing Infrared Remote Controls
  129. Code So Sneaky You Have To Explain It
  130. A Revolutionary Input Device, 30 Years Too Late
  131. Hackaday Prize Entry: An Open Source Industrial Camera
  132. The Live Still Life
  133. Hackaday Links: June 14, 2015
  134. Hacking A Wireless AC Power Outlet
  135. 3D Miniature Chess Pieces Made With A Laser Cutter
  136. Crowdfunding Follies: Proof That Ohm’s Law Is Arcane Knowledge
  137. Neural Networks And MarI/O
  138. A Different Kind of Plastic Shredder for 3D Filament Making
  139. Hackaday Prize Entry: A DIY Smartphone
  140. An Oven Controlled Crystal Oscillator Replacement
  141. Hacking An Android Laptop To Run Linux
  142. Two New Dev Boards That Won’t Make Your Wallet Hurt-So-Good
  143. 6-Axis Robot Arm 3D Prints A Metal Bridge
  144. Review: Stickvise Needs a Place on Your Bench
  145. Update: Battlezone on Vector Display Step-by-Step
  146. Wifibroadcast Makes WiFi FPV Video More Like Analog
  147. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Two Component Temperature Sensor
  148. Increasing The Brightness Of A Philips LivingColors Lamp
  149. DIY ESP8266 Development Board
  150. Stuff The Ballot Boxes For The Best Hackaday Prize Entry
  151. SamplerBox Uses Raspberry Pi 2 to Make Music
  152. Hacklet 51 – Crowdfunding Projects
  153. Hanging Onto the World’s Greatest Piggyback Ride.
  154. Retro Edition: The LAN Before Time
  155. Solder any Expansion Directly to Your Computer’s Memory
  156. Hackaday Prize Entry: Flex Modules
  157. Portabilizing The Kinect
  158. Adding A Backlight To A Cheap Multimeter
  159. Caption CERN Contest – Safe Science Is No Accident
  160. Olimex Claims the World’s First $9 Computer Costs $39
  161. Give me a Welder and Rod Stock and I’ll Build you the World
  162. Hackerspace Happeninging: A Booc For C-Base
  163. Arduino Controlled Air Conditioner
  164. Hackaday Prize Entry: Teaching OpAmps
  165. World’s First Internet Connected Lawnmower
  166. Astoundingly Great $60 3D Printer called Chimera Bests Your Printer
  167. DNA Lamp Adds Some Science To Your Room
  168. Quadrotor Control Systems And Kerbal Harriers
  169. PiClock – Time and Weather Information Overload
  170. Super Cheap Vac Attachment Helps Find Small Dropped Parts
  171. Kids Electric Mini Goes Brushless, pops wheelies
  172. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Bit Dingus
  173. On Your Phone While Driving an Electric Skateboard
  174. Battlezone Played on Vector Display with Hand-Wound Yoke
  175. The Greatest Thing Since (Toasted) Sliced Bread
  176. Retrotechtacular: Automatic For The People
  177. Teensy Adds S/PDIF to Library
  178. We Have A Problem: 3D Printers Are Too Expensive
  179. Bringing a Century Stereo into the 21st Century
  180. Hackaday Prize Entry: Useful Code For Useful Things
  181. Subwoofer Vortex Cannon: 300V of “Thwup!”
  182. Hacking The IM-ME To Open Garages
  183. Hard Drive Rootkit Is Frighteningly Persistent
  184. “Giger Counter” Makes Radiation Detection Surreal
  185. A Mountain of Prizes For Projects Using These Parts
  186. Lego Printer Prints Lego
  187. These Are The Droid Controllers You’ve Been Looking For
  188. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Light Electric Utility Vehicle
  189. Meet us in Shenzhen
  190. Hackaday Links: June 7, 2015
  191. DIY MDF CNC Machine Is Small And Solid
  192. Better VGA On The STM32F4
  193. Monitoring Power With A 555
  194. Accessing A PBX Through Voice Channels
  195. Mad Max Inspired Flamethrower Ukulele
  196. Hackaday Prize Entry: 3D Printed Parametric Motrs
  197. Crowdfunding Follies: Debunking The Batteriser
  198. Controlling A Rigol With Linux
  199. LED Sign Brightens Up The Beach After Dark
  200. Automatic Print Ejector For All 3D Printers
  201. ESP8266 As A Networked MP3 Decoder
  202. Creating New Nintendo 3DS Hardware
  203. Hacklet 50 – Hydroponic Projects
  204. Hackaday Prize Entry: Python Powered Scientific Instrumentation
  205. Galactic Dimension – a supersized DIY pinball machine
  206. Smile for the Raspberry Pi Powered Photo Booth
  207. Embed with Elliot: Multiplexing SPI Uses Few Pins
  208. Building your own SDR-based Passive Radar on a Shoestring
  209. Astronaut Or Astronot: Random Stuff For Random People
  210. Nice Looking Countdown Timer for the Home Game Show Enthusiast
  211. Anodized Phone Mount For Your Bike
  212. Hackaday Prize Entry: Very, Very Small Logic
  213. Googly Eyes Follow You Around the Room
  214. Startup Bus: Hardware Hacking on the Highway
  215. Embedding PCBs In 3D Prints
  216. Caption CERN Contest – Tabletop Projection
  217. Weekly Winners: Stickvise
  218. Jacquard Loom Becomes A Display
  219. Prof Gershenfeld Speaks on Fab Labs and all-things Digital
  220. Lasersaur that cuts 1/2″ Plywood and 10mm Acrylic (Pew-Pew)
  221. Tweet-Powered Bat Removes Effort Required To Obtain Pinata Contents
  222. Hackaday Prize Entry: Solving The Shortage Of Walking Robots
  223. PSP Media Player for the Home Workshop
  224. Pendulum MIDI Controller Really Swings
  225. Flat Pack Elastic Band Lamp is a Thing of Beauty
  226. Laser Cutter Exhaust Interlock is Silly, Educational, Useful
  227. How to Build Beautiful Enclosures from FR4 — aka PCBs
  228. ShakeIt – an interactive light game
  229. Some Snap-Fits For Thought
  230. Hackaday Prize Entry: Welding Plastic Filament
  231. IoT Enabled Thomas The Tank Engine
  232. Solving Rubik’s Cube With An FPGA
  233. Fail Of The Week: The Deadliest Multimeter
  234. Retrotechtacular: Cover Your CONUS with OTH-B Radar
  235. My Robot Army @ Maker Faire
  236. Hackaday Prize Worldwide LA: The Ultimate Workshop, Party, And Hackathon
  237. Cheap Hot End Modification Allows Easy Future Repairs
  238. Hackaday Prize Entry: Dr. DAC
  239. Optimizing AVR LCD Libraries
  240. Hot Swappable Raspberry Pi Rack
  241. Intel Buys Altera For $16.7 Billion
  242. Hackaday Retro Edition: The RadioShack Roomba
  243. 1-Pixel Pacman
  244. Simple Autonomy with an RC Boat
  245. Pool/Hot Tub Monitoring and Data Collection
  246. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Braille Computer
  247. Homemade Table Saw Starts With Circular Saw

May 2015

  1. Hackaday Links: May 31, 2015
  2. Nixie Clock Uses Ingenious Software RTC
  3. Dual Pet Food Dispenser is Doubly Convenient
  4. More GPIOs For The ESP8266
  5. From Scrap To Sword: Casting Pewter
  6. Rotary Phone Converted for Mobile Use
  7. Transparent Alarm Clock Runs Linux
  8. Juice-Spewing Wind Turbine Bootstrapped from Bike Parts
  9. Interactive Fur Mirror Follows Your Every Move
  10. Ducted Fan Drone Uses 1 Rotor for VTOL
  11. Hacklet 49 – Weather Display Projects
  12. 50 Shades of Gray Water Reuse
  13. Model House Models House, Vice-Versa
  14. Programmable Pump Keeps Its Stick On The Ice
  15. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Better DIY CT Scanner
  16. The Most Powerful Bitcoin Mining Rig Yet
  17. Hackerspace Happenings: Santa Barbara Hackerspace Moving
  18. Pump Up the Volume with the 3D Printed Syringe Pump Rack
  19. Hackaday Prize Worldwide: San Francisco
  20. Itemizing Water Consumption At Home
  21. An Open Source Toolchain For iCE40 FPGAs
  22. Otherworldy CAD Software Hails From A Parallel Universe
  23. Hackaday Prize Entry: A 3D Mapping Drone
  24. Caption CERN Contest – Dr. Frankenstein would be proud
  25. Avago Buys Broadcom For $37 Billion
  26. $50k in Play: Awarding 65 Stickvise this Week
  27. Eye-Controlled Wheelchair Advances from Talented Teenage Hackers
  28. From Gates to FPGA’s – Part 1: Basic Logic
  29. Encoding Data in Packet Delays
  30. MAMEFrame – Sweet All In One Portable MAME System
  31. Hackaday Prize Entry: An Electric Vehicle From Recycled Parts
  32. Mimimalist Arduino Gaming Platform
  33. Tiny Robot Jazz
  34. Measuring The Accuracy Of A Rubidium Standard
  35. Hackaday Prize Worldwide: Shenzhen
  36. Ask Hackaday: Long Endurance Quadcopter
  37. Making Your Own Laser Cut PSU
  38. PVC CNC Machine Build Results In A Great Learning Experience
  39. Hackaday Prize Entry: Telling Dad The Stove Is Off
  40. Foldable Quadrotor is Origamilicious
  41. Levitating Objects In Paramagnetic Liquids
  42. Dancing Mandelbrot Set on a FPGA
  43. Retrotechtacular: Hand-Synthesized Sound
  44. Review: DSLogic Logic Analyzer
  45. LayerOne Demoscene Demoboard Party
  46. Odd Clock Moves Minute Hand to Hour Hand
  47. The Hackaday Prize: An Ultra Low Cost 3D Printer Controller
  48. Covert Remote Protest Transmitters
  49. Project Sea Rendering Autonomously Renders Sea Bottoms
  50. The Biggest Game Boy Ever?
  51. Need Timing Diagrams? Try Wavedrom
  52. LED Matrix Plus Geiger Counter
  53. New Cable-Based Vise Improves Woodworking Workshop
  54. Robot Camel Jockeys
  55. Hackaday Prize Entry: The Chocometer
  56. ESP8266 Keeps An Eye On Your Batteries
  57. Hackaday Links: May 24, 2015
  58. Handheld Belt Sander Converted To Bench Top Unit
  59. LayerOne Hardware Hacking Village
  60. The Ease of Adding Trojans to Major Financial Android Apps
  61. Absolute Overkill IKEA Lampan Lamp Hack
  62. Spin DIY Photography Turntable System
  63. Hackaday Prize Entry: Arduino MPPT Controller
  64. NES Controller Made Out Of Fused Craft Beads
  65. 3D Scanning Rig And DIY Turntable
  66. Pictures that Defeat Key Locks
  67. Hacklet 48 – Weather Sensing Projects
  68. Finally, VR For Four Eyes
  69. From Broken Drill Bit To Knife: Backyard Forging Basics
  70. Hackaday Fail: A $3000 Prototype That Doesn’t Work
  71. Hackaday Prize Entry: Biopotential Signal Library
  72. Commodore 64 Mods Make A Mobile Computer
  73. Forbidden Fruit Machine
  74. Arduino vs Arduino: These Are Not The Droids…
  75. Tessel 2, A $35 Linux Computer That’s Truly Open Source
  76. How To Make A Hackerspace Passport Stamp
  77. See You at LayerOne this Weekend
  78. 3D Printering: Maker Faire And Resin Printers
  79. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Broke Hackers’ Model Train
  80. Large NES Controller Made From LEGOs
  81. A Nokia Shield For The Arduino
  82. $50k in Play: 20 Bulbdial Clock Kits
  83. Interactive Robot: Project Naughty Ball
  84. Caption CERN Contest – Not your father’s POV Display
  85. Steeping Tea Perfectly With An Arduino
  86. Unix On Your Breadboard
  87. Build A 100W LED Flashlight
  88. Hackaday Prize Entry: The MultiSpork
  89. PS3 Eye Lives Again Thanks To Low Prices
  90. How To Tell If You’re Installing Foil Capacitors Backwards
  91. A Very, Very Small IMU
  92. Hackaday BAMF Meetup Reaches Critical Mass and Overflows Awesome
  93. Tearing Down The Apple Watch
  94. Colorizer for ZX81 clone
  95. FUBAR Labs Gets A New Space
  96. Hackaday Prize Entry: A BeagleBone Logic Analyzer
  97. “Bricking” Microcontrollers in LEGO Motivates Young Programmers
  98. [Sophi Kravitz] on Ask an Engineer Tonight
  99. Raspberry Pis And A Video Triptych
  100. Interview with the Creators of CHIP, a $9 Single-Board Computer
  101. Retrotechtacular: Firepower For Freedom
  102. Turning A Page With Your Voice
  103. Real Time Video Anonymizer
  104. An Open Source, DIY Digitizer
  105. Hackaday Prize Entry: Density Altitude Gauge
  106. An Introduction To Valve’s Tracking Hardware
  107. Tin Spider is 13-foot Rideable Strandbeest
  108. Vintage Microammeter Now Tells Temperature
  109. Ask Hackaday: The Internet of Things and the Coming Age of Big Data
  110. Vintage Lens On A Modern Camera
  111. Adafruit And The Arduinos At Maker Faire
  112. Large Seven-Segment Clock Build Takes Time To Perfect
  113. Hackaday Prize Entry: Open Source Hydroponic Monitoring System
  114. Do Not Try this At Home: A Jet Powered Go Kart
  115. Hackaday Links: May 17, 2015
  116. Cracking A Combo Lock In Under 30 Seconds
  117. The Biggest Day At Hamvention
  118. Articulated Computer Lamp Lights up your life
  119. Vintage Computers At Maker Faire
  120. Solid Plywood Enclosure iPod Speaker Dock
  121. Hackaday Prize Entry: Multispectral Imaging For A UAV
  122. Hackaday wants all your Bitcoin
  123. 2-Stroke Engine too Beautiful to Behold
  124. Live Steam… chugga chugga
  125. Setup Day at the Faire is a Glorious Time!
  126. Not Just a Floor Wax but an Embossing Powder!
  127. Hamvention Just Getting Started
  128. Ultrasonic Misting Vapor Polisher for 3D Printed Parts
  129. Hackaday Prize Entry: DC Motor Controller
  130. DIY Coffee Roaster uses Cordless Drills and a Camp Stove
  131. Smarter-than-wood Saw Blade Makes Perfect Foldable Joints
  132. FPGAs Keep Track of your Ping Pong Game
  133. Hacklet 47 – Thermal Imaging Projects
  134. Hacking the United States Postal Service (Kinda)
  135. Pneumatic Pen Gun is Fit for James Bond
  136. Incredibly Simple Stage For Product Photos
  137. Hackaday Prize Entry: A $100 CT Scanner
  138. Fixing A Product Design Flaw In A Misting System
  139. Stuffing A Wii U Into A Laptop
  140. CAPTION CERN CONTEST – Accidents Happen
  141. Move Over Red Bull, Hot Wire Foam Cutter Now Gives You Wings
  142. Need Custom Parts? This Week We’re Giving Out $2k in 3D Printing
  143. Reading Resistors With OpenCV
  144. Vacuum Gauge Display; Arduino Replaces Industrial
  145. Real-Virtual 3rd Person Skiing — Your Broken Bones are the Video Game
  146. Hackaday Prize Entry: A 7805 Replacement
  147. DIY Wave Energy Reclamation, Not So Complicated After All
  148. An Amazon Dash-Like Button For The ESP8266
  149. Arduino IDE Becomes More Open, Less Snarky
  150. Direction Projection is a beacon in the night
  151. Printing Photorealistic Images on 3D Objects
  152. Racing The Beam With Super Hexagon
  153. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Pic32 Game Console
  154. Super Simple Cat Feeder
  155. Inside The Amazon Dash Button
  156. Retrotechtacular: Gone Fission
  157. Xilinx Borrows Code For Their Own Devices
  158. Chill with Hackaday this Saturday after BAMF
  159. Robo Lamp is Too Damn Cute!
  160. Ask Hackaday: Fixing Your Tractor Could Land You Behind Bars
  161. PicoRico Hacks String Encoder for Bike Suspension Telemetry
  162. Hackaday Prize Entry: Junkyard Fuel Cell
  163. Life Sized Lego Spaceship Parts
  164. Extracting Lightning Strikes From HD Video
  165. Hacking Amazing Soldering Features into the Already Great Weller WMRP
  166. Makey Makey Made Smaller
  167. Hanging Out With Someone Who Walked On The Moon
  168. DIY Concrete Mixing Wheelbarrow Made from Recycled Parts
  169. Observercade, Portable MAME System Of The Future.
  170. Hackaday Prize Entry : Impact – A Head Concussion Monitor
  171. Router Fixture for Radiusing Guitar Fretboards
  172. Hackaday Links: May 10, 2015
  173. Roswell Eat Your Heart Out
  174. How To Make Hardware, With Examples And An Electric Pickle
  175. DIY AC for the Hot Shop
  176. A Pedal Powered Cinema
  177. LED Notification Cube is a Good First Project
  178. Hackaday Prize Entry: Open Source Diesel
  179. Embroidered Nyan Cat Brings a Meme to the Real World
  180. New Cross Bladed Axe Not For Cosplay or Larping
  181. Raspberry Preserve – A BitTorrent Sync client in a Mason Jar
  182. Live Now: 2015 Hackaday Prize Worldwide: LA
  183. Hardware You Might See in a Bar in New York
  184. Review: uISP programmer for AVR
  185. Hamvention 2015, Less Than One Week Away!
  186. Printed Tentacles for PCB Probing
  187. Hackaday Prize Entry: An EM Drive
  188. Turning On the Kettle with your Phone
  189. C.H.I.P. is a Linux Trojan Horse for Nine Bucks
  190. Relays Calculate Square Roots
  191. Field Trip! Hackaday Visits Adafruit Industries
  192. Hacklet 46 – ODROID Projects
  193. Two Saturdays of Fun with Hackaday
  194. LEDs Strips Tell You the Trains Aren’t Running
  195. Caption CERN Contest — Prize Upgrade this Week
  196. Portable Workbench Is Solid And Space Saving
  197. Hackaday Prize Entry : Subterranean Positioning System
  198. Learning Logic Gates With Dominos
  199. SPARC: A Voice Controlled Robot Sings Sweetly in DTMF
  200. We’re Giving out 125 Teensy-LC Boards this Week
  201. Arduino-Based Dispenser Delivers Liquids, Powders
  202. The Simplest Quadrupedal Robot Ever
  203. School Kids Build Ontario Power Generation System Model
  204. Fibonacci Clock Is Hard To Read, Looks Good
  205. Hackaday Prize Worldwide: Workbench Projects Bengaluru
  206. Hackaday Prize Entry: Aspirin For Everyone
  207. Move Aside Boston Dynamics, ATRIAS is Coming!
  208. Safety Belt Holds Up Pants and Passwords
  209. A Tool For Spying On Serial Data
  210. A Simple Programmable 555
  211. Router Jig Makes Quick Work Of Flattening Irregular Shaped Wood
  212. DIY Tank Tracks Give Tons of Traction
  213. Bitten By PCB Defects
  214. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Better KVM Switch
  215. Pinball Simulator Makes The Neighbors Happy
  216. TechCrunch Disrupt: Charging A Phone With Its Own Transmitter
  217. Retrotechtacular: The Spirit of Radio
  218. [Kenji Larsen] Shows off the Ultimate Hacking Kit
  219. Open Source, DIY Soldering Robot
  220. Trademarking Makerspace
  221. Bicycle-Powered Wimshurst Machine
  222. Polar Coordinate Mapping And RGB LED Disks
  223. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Low Cost, Open Source MRI
  224. Building A Transistor Clock From Scrap
  225. Printing Puppy Prosthetics
  226. DIY Hydraulic Clamp Saves the Day
  227. Logic Noise: Taming the Wild Shift Register
  228. Making Servos Spin Right Round Without Stopping
  229. Improving Active Loads
  230. Hackaday Links: May 3, 2015
  231. Weekend Proves Hardware Wins Hackathons
  232. TubeNetRadio Project Modernizes 1959 Tube Radio
  233. Robot K-9 Scares Off the Daleks
  234. ESP8266 WiFi Throwies
  235. Decoding and Replicating Xantrex Solar Charge Data
  236. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Fixation On Nitrogen
  237. Vintage Computer Festival Europa 16.0: The Hackaday Report
  238. RoomMote, a DIY Remote for Your Room Project
  239. Door Bell Used To Reset WiFi Router
  240. An Exceptionally Small UV Sensor
  241. Excruciating Quest Turns Chromebook Pixel IPS Into Exquisite Extra Monitor
  242. Measuring Temperature On An AVR Without A Sensor
  243. Hackaday Events: NY, LA, SF, LA
  244. Hackaday Prize Entry: BS Free USB
  245. A Custom, Workshop Squeezebox
  246. 3D Printed Headgear Turns You into a Sim
  247. The BB-8 Builds Begin
  248. Building A Square Bicycle
  249. Review: HUZZAH is the ESP8266 WiFi Setup You Need
  250. Hacklet 45 – Reverse Engineering Projects
  251. 3D Printing an Arcade Controller
  252. Tweeting From The NES Expansion Port
  253. Raspberry Pi and Kindle Together Again
  254. Strong Little Robots With Gecko Technology

April 2015

  1. Caption CERN Contest Week 13
  2. Your Body is Your PIN with Bodyprint
  3. Massive Microsoft Machinations For Makers
  4. More Hackathon Tickets Just Made Available
  5. $50k In Play: Giving Away 50 LightBlue Bean This Week
  6. 3D Printering: Laser Cutting 3D Objects
  7. Hackaday Prize Entry: Building A Car, From Scratch, Out Of Foam
  8. Use A Lamp To See Into The Future
  9. Using The Sun To Beat The Heat
  10. A Simple And Inexpensive GPS Navigation Device
  11. [Jay] turns over a new Leaf, scores batteries
  12. Teardown: An Electronic Master Lock
  13. Hacking a Thin Client to Gain Root Access
  14. Hackaday Prize Entry: Ground Penetrating Radar
  15. Race Conditions Exploit Granted Free Money on Web Services
  16. Indicator for Forgetful-Minded Garage Door Users
  17. Upgrading A Microsoft Surface To A 1 TB SSD
  18. Adding PID Control To A Non-Adjustable Iron
  19. Hackaday Retro Edition: TRS Wiki
  20. Retrotechtacular: Radar Jamming
  21. DOTS Uses Paint to Control Raspberry Pi 2
  22. Meshing Pis with Project Byzantium
  23. Smart Juggling Balls
  24. Italian Law Changed by the Hackaday Prize
  25. Try Not To Fall Off The Backwards Brain Bike
  26. Workbench Eye Candy from Around the World
  27. Making Music with Clojure and Bananas
  28. New 3D Printing Techniques at AMUG 2015
  29. Thursday Drink-Up in The City
  30. Slick Six-Voice Synth for AVRs
  31. An Introduction To Individually Addressable LED Matrices
  32. DIY Wet Media Blast Cabinet
  33. Hackaday Links: April 26, 2015
  34. Using an LED as a Simple RF Detector
  35. Senior Design Project Serves Infinite Drinks
  36. A Deadbugged GPS/GLONASS/Geiger Counter
  37. DIY Dust Cyclone A Traffic Cop Would Be Proud Of
  38. The Ultimate Tool For Homebrew PCB Manufacturing
  39. The Digistump Oak; An ESP8266 On Kickstarter
  40. Brewdoo Helps Keep the Office Coffee Fresh
  41. Massive Wood Joints With Chainsaw Mortiser
  42. FPGA Based Ambilight Clone
  43. Hacklet 44 – Teardowns
  44. Mini Wood Lathe Made of….. Wood?
  45. The Raspberry Pi Action Camera
  46. Lego Flip-dot Display
  47. Audio Algorithm Detects When Your Team Scores
  48. Mapillary For The Raspberry Pi
  49. Extreme Vectrex Multicart Plays Bad Apple
  50. Review: Transistor Tester
  51. $50k in Play: Thirty Projects Will Win Custom PCBs this Week
  52. Logic Noise: Sequencing in Silicon
  53. Hackaday visits Toronto, Canada
  54. Modern Spin on an Old Technology
  55. Chili-Gation With The MSP430
  56. Robottermilk Pancakes
  57. Caption CERN Contest Week 12
  58. Crowdfunding Follies: $100 To Disprove Isaac Newton
  59. FCC Creates Innovation Radio, The Future Of Wireless Broadband
  60. Achievement Unlocked: Global Virtual Hackerspace
  61. VCF East X: The Mega Mix
  62. Linear Book Scanner Does it with Arduino
  63. Electric Longboard has a Flexy Battery Pack Design
  64. Earth Day: Environmental Sensors
  65. Kickstarting Even More Router-Based Dev Boards
  66. Earth Day: Terraforming The Earth
  67. VCF East X: Amigas And Non-Apple Macs
  68. A DIY Fourier Transform Spectrometer
  69. Earth Day: Electric Vehicles
  70. RetroPie portable looks like SNES Gameboy
  71. RC Plane Converted To Autogyro
  72. Reading Analog Values With A MagSafe Port
  73. These Builds Grow Food In Cities
  74. ASCII Art With Pure Data And A Typewriter
  75. 3D Printed Wind Turbine Uses Bamboo
  76. Hack with Us in the City that Never Sleeps
  77. Kickstarting Router-Based Development Boards
  78. Retrotechtacular: Stateside Assembly and Launch of V-2 Rockets
  79. Snow Blower Turned Power Wagon
  80. Powerwheels Racing Series in Detroit
  81. Interactive Software to Solve Crosstalk Problems
  82. Driving A Brushless DC Motor Sloooooooowly
  83. VCF East X: The World’s Largest USB Thumb Drive
  84. Hackaday Los Angeles Event: Develop your Hacking Superpowers
  85. Hackaday Tours Northrop: Space Telescopes and Jet Planes
  86. VCF East: [Bil Herd] And System Architecture
  87. A Scary Powerful Jacob’s Ladder
  88. Switch Mains Power with an ESP8266
  89. Your Arduino Packaging Could Sway a Court Case
  90. Hackaday Links: April 19, 2015
  91. Multicopters and their MultiWii Beginnings
  92. Mini BB-8 Droid Made from a Sphero
  93. BB-8 is real! But how did they do it?
  94. VCF East X: Minicomputing With The Raspberry Pi
  95. F.A.T. GOLD San Francisco: May 21-31
  96. VCF East X: The Not Trashy Eighty
  97. [Mike] Illuminates us on LED Filaments
  98. VCF East X: Virtual Reality With PETSCII
  99. Paper Topo Models with Vector Cutter
  100. DIY Bass Drum Microphone Uses Woofer Cone As Diaphragm
  101. Self Powered Camera Powers Itself
  102. RetroPie Meets Game Gear, Again
  103. VCF East X: The Quarternet Steering Committee
  104. Energia Multitasking uses RTOS on MSP432
  105. “Easy Bake” Vacuformer
  106. You Betta’ Recognize the Aluminum Beverage Can
  107. Hacklet 43 – Flashlight projects
  108. Wireless Trackpad Looks Like Fingernail Polish
  109. Review: Printrbot Assembled Simple Metal
  110. 1768 LEDs, Because 96 Just Wasn’t Enough
  111. Moore’s Law of Raspberry Pi Clusters
  112. Making Funhouse Mirror Lenses
  113. Play Robotic Bongos using your Household Plants
  114. Caption CERN Contest Week 11
  115. The Possibility Of Driving 16,000 RGB LEDs
  116. RadioShack Demise Could Signal the Rise of Mom-and-Pop
  117. We Have a Problem: Health Care Where There Are No Health Care Workers
  118. Bouncing A Ball With A Robot
  119. What Is This? A Computer for Ants!?
  120. Arduino Vs. Arduino: The Reseller’s Conundrum
  121. An Improved Table Saw Fence With Threaded Rod
  122. The RUM 80 – a home brew Z80 computer built from scratch
  123. DIY Automatic Chain Cleaning Machine
  124. Simple Keypad Scanning With SPI And Some Hardware
  125. Where 3000MPG+ Cars Come To Compete: The Ecomarathon
  126. Bike-Powered Everything
  127. Retro Edition: VCF East X This Weekend
  128. Canoeing Sans Paddles. Yes, it is Possible
  129. 1337-sp34k Keyboard
  130. D-Link Fails at Strings
  131. Retrotechtacular: Using the Jet Stream for Aerial Warfare
  132. Time for the Prize: Urban Gardening and Living off the Land
  133. Projects For Solving Big Water Problems
  134. Hackaday Prize Worldwide: Toronto
  135. Ask Hackaday: Is Amazon Echo the Future of Home Automation?
  136. Old Fluorescent Fixtures Turned Into Fill Lights
  137. Cyclist Pulled Over for Headphones Builds Neighborhood Shaking Bicycle Boombox
  138. Hackaday Prize Worldwide: WORKBENCH PROJECTS meetup in Bangalore
  139. How To Reverse Engineer A PCB
  140. An Open Source Pinewood Derby Track
  141. Putting out Fires with a Dubstep Drop
  142. Hackaday part of TechCrunch NY Hackathon
  143. Peripherals Behind The Iron Curtain
  144. Showing an AVR Programmer Who’s Boss
  145. Java Byte Code, Ahead Of Time Compilers, And A TI-99
  146. Altair 8800 Front Panel For An 8080 Emulator
  147. Hackaday Links: April 12, 2015
  148. Robotic Glockenspiel Crunches “Popcorn”
  149. An RGB Word Clock, Courtesy Of WS2812s
  150. Wounded Soldier Gets Robotic Hand Replacement
  151. Documenting Poorly Documented LED Strips
  152. A Replica of Da Vinci’s Cryptex
  153. Robotic Player Guitar Rocks Out on Its Own
  154. Cultivating The Fungus Amongus
  155. Homemade 3D Carving Duplicator
  156. A VU-meter indicator for a Commodore 1530 Datasette
  157. Overengineering Beer Pong
  158. Reverse Engineering Galaga to Fix the No-Fire Cheat
  159. Building A Pinball Emulator
  160. Raspberry Pi Controlled Chicken Door
  161. Automated Weatherproof Timelapse System with DSLR and Raspberry Pi
  162. Even More Emulated Microcomputers: 8080 on a Stellaris Launchpad
  163. Review: Re:load Pro
  164. Demoing an 8088
  165. Hacklet 42 – Mouse Projects
  166. Logic Noise: More CMOS Cowbell!
  167. Building Super Small Linux Computers From Scratch
  168. EDF Removes Hill Necessity For Snowboarding
  169. Using LVDS Laptop Displays
  170. TV Broadcasts from Outer Space
  171. Caption CERN Contest Week 10
  172. We Have a Problem: Mass Versus Local Production
  173. High Voltage AVR Programmer
  174. Modded Microwave Sets Its Own Clock
  175. Camera Slider Utilizes Skateboard Trucks
  176. Blink Thrice To Let Me In
  177. Robo Foam Cutter Makes Short Work of your Foam Rolls
  178. Strapping an Apple II to Your Body
  179. Ask Hackaday: Quadcopter in Near Space?
  180. An Apple ][ emulator on an Arduino Uno
  181. Open Hardware for Open Science – Interview with Charles Fracchia
  182. Remote Controlled Wildlife Camera with Raspberry Pi
  183. Restoring a vintage PDP-11/04 computer
  184. Controlling a Color TFT Display with PIC32
  185. The Dan64: A Minimal Hardware AVR Microcomputer
  186. How To Properly Crimp Electronics Connectors
  187. Retrotechtacular: The Bessemer Converter
  188. Time for the Prize: Big Water
  189. Aging in Place Prize Projects that Made us say Wow
  190. Build a Phased-Array Radar in Your Garage that Sees Through Walls
  191. Scratch-Built Bar Top MAME Cabinet
  192. Hack the Home
  193. A Non-Infinite But Arbitrariliy Large Number of Video Feeds
  194. Advanced Not-Reading Technology
  195. Arduino IDE Forked
  196. 3D Printing Different Colors with a Single Extruder
  197. 3D Printed Pogo Pin Programmer
  198. How to Build a Thermocouple Amplifier
  199. Automated Die Testing
  200. More Power For Raspberry Pi USB Ports
  201. Internet of Cowbell
  202. T-1000C: This Time The Chickens Will Be Back
  203. Hackaday Links: April 5, 2015
  204. Ask Hackaday: The Latest Advances In Perfboard
  205. CastAR Teardown
  206. Fail of the Week: Re-addressing Your RAM DIMM
  207. A Cellular Dev Kit With A Data Plan
  208. Guitar Speaker Cabinet Actually Belongs In Garbage Can
  209. Repurposing a Palm Portable Keyboard
  210. An Introduction to Clock Dividers and Psychological Warfare
  211. DIY Seven Segment Displays
  212. Tank Track Motorcycle Goes Anywhere, Slowly
  213. The 2G Raspberry Pi Smartphone
  214. LEGO Computer Case
  215. Magic Lantern Brings Linux to Canon EOS Cameras
  216. MAME now available in the Palms of your hand
  217. Machining A Skeleton Clock In 10,000 Easy Steps
  218. High Speed SSD1306 Library
  219. Building Your Own Mini Fridge?
  220. USB PIDs For All
  221. Hacklet 41 – Prosthetics Projects
  222. Cutting SMT Stencils with a Laser
  223. 8-bit Digital Photo Gun
  224. Hack a Lock, Get a Free Car?
  225. Tube Map Radio and Denki Puzzles
  226. The Best Project We Never Did Yet
  227. Manual Data Recovery With A Hex Editor
  228. Finally a Hardware Hackerspace Map for the Apocalypse
  229. We Have a Problem: Food Supply
  230. Caption CERN Contest is a GO for Week 9
  231. More MRRF, This Time A Roundtable
  232. Building A 20 Inch Disk Sander
  233. Use The Internet To Get Your Kadabra To Evolve
  234. A Stack Of Boards For An Edison Breadboard Adapter
  235. Temperature, Altitude, Pressure Display
  236. CRAYFIS Hijacks our Cellphones for a Worldwide Cosmic Ray Detector
  237. Robot Arm Wields Laser, Cares Not For Your Safety
  238. Reverse-Engineering a Wireless BBQ Thermometer
  239. The Raspberry Pi Wearable Revolution
  240. Automated Robotic Target Practice
  241. 20 MPH IKEA Poäng Chair With Aerospace-Inspired Control Panel
  242. Visualizing Digital Logic With EL Wire

March 2015

  1. Poking Around Textiles With Your Multimeter
  2. Meet The Machines That Build Complex PCBs
  3. Retrotechtacular: Wising Up with the SAGE System
  4. Time for the Prize: Aging in Place
  5. The Best Environment-related Prize Projects
  6. Measure as Little as You Want with openQCM
  7. Fail of the Week: Easy Cheese? Printer Says No
  8. Chinese Whispers For Arduino
  9. New Part Day: Modern PALs
  10. Reverse Engineering An RC Spy Tank
  11. Take That Mario! 3D Printed Red Tortoise Shell Armor!
  12. Who Wants Night Vision Eye Drops?
  13. Injecting SD Card Bootloaders
  14. Thar be Beer in These Walls
  15. Modern Tools From Old Table Saws
  16. WiFi Sucks for RC Vehicles, Upgrade to 3G
  17. Internet Knows Your Every Move Thanks to IKEA and ESP8266
  18. Hackaday Links: March 29, 2015
  19. Measuring Alcohol Content With Time of Flight Sensors
  20. 3D Printed Mechanical Keyboard
  21. Electric Skateboard Rev’ed to Version 2
  22. Reverse Engineering Lattice’s iCE40 FPGA Bitstream
  23. Apple ][ Disk Emulation
  24. Resourceful DIY Brushless Hand-held Camera Gimbal
  25. Arduino IDE Support for the ESP8266
  26. In Which Robots Fight the Console Wars
  27. Arduino SRL to Distributors: “We’re the REAL Arduino”
  28. A Recycled Robot Arm For All!
  29. Speaking CAN With Open Source Hardware
  30. 3D Printed Desklamp Follows Tesla for Cordlessness
  31. Transmitting HD Video From A Raspberry Pi
  32. Inexpensively Replace A Worn Out N64 Joystick
  33. Hacklet 39: Battery Power
  34. Wrapping Up The Last Midwest RepRap Festival
  35. Hands-On Othermill Review Grinds Out Sparkling Results
  36. The Pi 2 Means Faster GPIO
  37. Mediated Matter at the MIT Media Lab
  38. Using I2C Addresses as Chip Selects
  39. Re-purposing Old Electronics to Inspire New Designs
  40. Training Fish to feed Themselves
  41. A Laptop with an External Graphics Card?
  42. SparkFun Stair Climbing Robot Challenge
  43. Caption CERN Contest Enters Week 8
  44. Generating the Mandelbrot Set With IBM Mainframes
  45. We Have a Problem: Household Electrical
  46. Hackaday Retro Edition: Remaking the PDP 8/I With A Raspberry Pi
  47. SNES Headphones Cry for Bluetooth Has Been Answered
  48. Before Film There Were Zoetropes. Now We Have 3D Printed Zoetropes!
  49. New Part Day: MSP430 + Cortex M4F
  50. Resource monitoring solution
  51. MRRF: Hot Ends, Extruders, Extremely Posh Brits, and Stoic Swedes
  52. Mustachioed Nintendo Virtual Boy Gone Augmented Reality
  53. Logic Noise: Filters and Drums
  54. Prove Your Design; Prove Your Market; Earn Six-Digits of Cash
  55. Playing Space Invaders with Real Fire and Lasers
  56. AVR Hardware Timer Tricked Into One-Shot
  57. APRS Tracking System Flies Your Balloons
  58. Laser-Cut Clock Kicks Your CAD Tools to the Curb and Opts for Python
  59. Retrotechtacular: Basic Telephony in the Field
  60. MRRF: Flexible 3D Printing
  61. Time for the Prize: Environment-Related Ideas
  62. Another Radio Module for IoT fun – EMW3162
  63. 3D Printed Motorcycle Weighs Only 18kg
  64. Control Stuff With Your Muscles
  65. Get Blown Away by the Boominator
  66. Build a Precision Voltage Reference Box
  67. 3D Spectrum Analyzer uses 1280 LEDs
  68. Enigma Machine Wristwatch
  69. MRRF: Mostly Harmless 3D Printed Arms
  70. Hackaday Prize Worldwide: Makers Asylum
  71. Heated Slippers keep your Feet Warm, also your House as it Burns to the Ground.
  72. Take a Spin on this Voice-Controlled 3D Scanning Rig
  73. 14 Wheel Drive Vehicle Climbs Over Most Things
  74. Help! There’s an Imp in my Coffee Pot!
  75. MRRF: MakerOS for Maker Business Management
  76. Digital Light Processing, So Many Tiny Mirrors
  77. Hackaday Links: March 22, 2015
  78. BeagleBones At MRRF
  79. Building a Horn Antenna for Radar
  80. RaspPi/Keyboard Project called Kiiboard, Still Pronounced ‘keyboard’
  81. Swapping Dev Board Crystals to Suit Your Needs
  82. DIY Car Wheel Bearing Puller
  83. Your Marble Machine Doesn’t Need to Change the World
  84. Active “Dart-Sensing” Makes Your Nerf Gun Smarter
  85. Portable 120V to 240V Converter; or How to Fast Charge at Your In-Law’s House
  86. MRRF: (not quite) Chocolate Clock
  87. GT2 Belt Drive Conversion of Printrbot Simple
  88. Rebraining an LED Marquee with a SparkCore
  89. Breaking Dridex Malware with Excel Macro Password Exploit
  90. Measure Laser Wavelength with a CD and a Tape Measure
  91. The Oldland CPU 32-bit FPGA Core
  92. The Midwest RepRap Festival – Awesome Stuff in the Middle of Nowhere
  93. Hacklet 39: The Kerbal Way Of Doing Things
  94. Uber-Cheap FPV Snow Sled
  95. Exposing Private Facebook Photos with a Malicious App
  96. Auto-sleep Hacked in PC Speakers
  97. Hackaday Prize Worldwide: Maker’s Asylum Meetup in Mumbai
  98. Clever Chemistry Leads to Much Faster 3D Printing
  99. Measuring Heart Rate With A Piezo
  100. Machining A Yo-Yo With Speed Holes
  101. SXSW Create: Sparkfun Gives Kids Awesome Badges to Hack
  102. Under the Hood – What Does this Board Do?
  103. DIY Oscilloscope with a Scanning Laser
  104. New Part Day: SPI RAM and a Video Controller
  105. Sharpening Knives Using a Bread Slicer?
  106. We Have a Problem: Shower Feedback Loop
  107. Adding Recycling Codes To 3D Prints
  108. Crazy Whirlwind Pre-Hackaday Prize Launch Tour
  109. How to Directly Program an Inexpensive ESP8266 WiFi Module
  110. An Experiment In Shift Registers and Multiplexed LEDs
  111. Excuse me, Sir. Do you know how fast your Lathe was traveling back there?
  112. Switchable Magnet with a Simple Circuit
  113. Putting new into the old – a Phonograph upgrade.
  114. SXSW Create: ATX Hackerspace Area
  115. DIY Hololens Uses Pepper’s Ghost in a Box!
  116. Retrotechtacular: On the Wings of Goodyear
  117. Trace Your Book or Kindle with the FingerReader
  118. Brains Controlling Labyrinths Without Hands
  119. Solar Charge Controller Improves Efficiency of Solar Panels
  120. Brighten Your Day with Motion Controlled Cabinet Light
  121. Mobile Lorm Glove Puts Texting Back Into Everyone’s Hands
  122. Microscope Camera For Zeroing CNC Machines
  123. A Motor, an Arduino and a Whole Bunch of Laser Cutting
  124. Beating DRM to Extend the Life of an Anti-Aging Therapy Light Mask
  125. Instrumentation Amplifiers and How to Measure Miniscule Change
  126. IoT Chameleon Lamp Does It with Python
  127. A Hacker-Friendly Blinky USB Stick
  128. Lonely? Build Yourself a Chess Robot!
  129. Hard Drive Becomes Hard Drive Activity Light; Stores no Data
  130. Hackaday Links: March 15, 2015
  131. Mini Robot Wars Looks Fun and Only Slightly Scary
  132. Custom PLCs for Automation Industries
  133. Terra Spider Repairs and Resurfaces new Frontiers
  134. 3D Printering: Induction Heating
  135. Calibrating The MSP430 Digitally Controlled Oscillator
  136. Nocturnal Solar Light Bulb Saves Your Lungs
  137. How Cheap Is Cheap?
  138. Measuring Filters and VSWR With RTL-SDR
  139. Happy Pi Day. 3.14159265359……
  140. Open-Source Robotic Arm Now Within Reach
  141. How to Identify Plastics Before Laser Cutting Them
  142. Lift Kits for Car Jacks do Exist
  143. Nerdalert: German TV Producers’ Amazing Vectorscope Animations
  144. Replacing Dead Battery Pack Cells Saves You Some Coin
  145. LEGO Based 3Doodler Uses Regular Filament
  146. Vise Reborn as a Roll Bender
  147. DIY Surface Grinder for making Precision Parts at Home
  148. [darNES] Stores Cached Netflix on NES Cartridge
  149. Hacklet 38 – 6502 Projects
  150. Creative DRAM abuse with Rowhammer
  151. Doppler Gesture Sensing in JavaScript
  152. 3D Printed Molds and Silicone Caulking
  153. Rocket Controls Fit for a Kerbal
  154. Broken Bread Maker Rises Again, Drives Tool-Sharpening Turntable
  155. HDMI Splitter is also a Decrypter
  156. Hackaday Prize Worldwide: SXSW
  157. Spectrum Analyzer on the Cheap
  158. New RepRap With Integrated Case, Oddly Called Case-Rap
  159. Arduino v Arduino: Part II
  160. Control Anything with an Apple Remote
  161. Killer USB Drive is Designed to Fry Laptops
  162. [James] Multiplies His Floor Sander by Four
  163. Hackaday Retro Edition: A New Commodore 64 Case
  164. Robotic Owl Scares Squirrels Out of their Skin
  165. Retrotechtacular: The Early Days of CGI
  166. Design in Package Flexibility into Your Next PCB
  167. Caption CERN Contest Rolls into Week 6
  168. TwitterPrinter Keeps Track of 2015 Hack-A-Day Prize
  169. 2015 THP Inspiration: Renewable Energy
  170. 2015 THP Inspiration: The Environment
  171. 2015 THP: Judges and Sponsors
  172. The Making Of The Hackaday Prize Video
  173. 2015 THP Inspiration: Medical Hacks
  174. 2015 Hackaday Prize: Build Something that Matters
  175. Open Source, 3D Printed Rocket Engines
  176. Fail Of The Week : Measuring DC Current Has To Be Easy, Right?
  177. Dirt Cheap Plywood Bike Holder
  178. DIY Turntable In A Beautiful Wooden Case
  179. 3D Printer Plays Classic MIDIs
  180. Execution Tracing on Cortex-M3 Microcontrollers
  181. Logic Noise: Sawing Away with Analog Waveforms
  182. Ask Hackaday: The Many Uses of Microwaves
  183. Convert a Rotary Phone to VOIP using Raspberry Pi
  184. Glowing LED Cubes From The Future
  185. USB Powered CD Lamp
  186. Combination Lock Made Out of Paper
  187. Hackaday Links: March 8, 2015
  188. Motion Light In Dark Stairwell Brightens Trips To The Basement
  189. Simple Superheterodyne SW Receiver Harks Back Almost 100 years
  190. Open Source Binary Wristwatch Is Professional Quality
  191. Penny and Paper Clip Heat Sinks
  192. Reach Out and Touch Someone with WiFi Photo Booth
  193. Optimized Molds With 3D Printing
  194. Dirt Cheap Motor Balancing and Vibration Analysis
  195. Cannon Sucks Balls at 600 mph
  196. New Part Day: Really, Really Wide Screens
  197. Looking inside the KR580VM80A Soviet i8080 clone
  198. A Secret Door To The Mines of Moria
  199. Animated ASCII Fluid Dynamics Simulator is Retro Cool
  200. DIY Reverse Trike Bike Has Sick IFS
  201. An Arduino Device that Monitors Your External IP Address
  202. Decoding ZeuS Malware Disguised as a .DOC
  203. ROBOCHOP! It Slices, Dices, But Wait! There’s More…
  204. A Functional Sonic Screw Driver (Well, Kind Of)
  205. Hackaday Meetup at SXSW
  206. Hacklet 37 – Nixie Projects
  207. DIY Thermal Insert Press
  208. Artist Inadvertently Builds Hodoscope
  209. Cheap, dirty and perfect V-Groove Foam Cutter
  210. Incubating Resin Prints through the Chilly Months
  211. 11,000 Volt Jacob’s Ladder Sounds Like a Lightsaber
  212. Fail of the Week: Hair Dryer as Light Switch
  213. Revive The Demoscene with a LayerOne Demoscene Board
  214. Solar Panel System Monitoring Device Using Arduino
  215. Using Cheap Displays With The Raspberry Pi
  216. Deconstructing PCBs
  217. Reverse Engineer a VFD after Exploring How They Work
  218. Caramelizing Sugar With a Laser
  219. Checking Populated PCB Clearance with a 3D Printer
  220. Midwest RepRap Festival, March 20-22nd
  221. EVA: What’s on Telly for the Visually Impaired
  222. Design & Build Part 2: Multi-Band, Phasing SSB, and SDR
  223. Arduino Zero Pro Soft Release?
  224. Face Recognition For Your Next Con
  225. Nixie inspired 7 segment display
  226. Hard Drive… Speakers?
  227. Introducing the Solder Sucker 9000
  228. X-Carve, The Logical Upgrade To A Shapeoko
  229. Retrotechtacular: Crystals Go to War
  230. Origami Busts a Move with Dancing Paper
  231. BeagleSNES for Game Boy, Game Boy Advance, NES, and – yes – SNES
  232. Fix a Broken DS by Removing a Screen
  233. The Hard Drive MIDI Controller
  234. RetroPie Turned Game Gear
  235. Building a Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation Device in a Weekend
  236. Using The Red Pitaya As An SDR
  237. The Wisest Wizard Doesn’t Drink from Cans
  238. NXP & Freescale Merge
  239. Sodium Pickle Lights
  240. Using Vacuum Tubes As Immersion Heaters
  241. Laser-Cut Clock Uses Planetary Gear
  242. An Upgrade To A Raspberry Pi Media Server
  243. Low-Voltage Tesla Coil Uses a Relay Instead of a Spark Gap
  244. Hackaday Links: March 1, 2015
  245. Automated Pocky Dispenser
  246. Retro Edition: VCF East, April 17 – 19
  247. Reverse Engineering Wireless Temperature Probes
  248. Cardboard CNC Machine Boxes Up both a Tool and a Framework
  249. Putting Oculus Rift on a Robot
  250. Bypassing the Windows Lock Screen
  251. DIY Speaker Build

February 2015

  1. Laser Cut Settlers of Catan Board = Best Christmas Gift Ever
  2. Beating Super Hexagon with OpenCV and DLL Injection
  3. Walk Like A Xenomorph
  4. Raspberry Pi GSM Hat
  5. Adam Savage’s First Order of Retrievability Tool Boxes
  6. DSP 01: Real, Legit Audiophile Goodness
  7. Stumbling Upon an Uber Vulnerability
  8. ChipWhisperer Hits Kickstarter
  9. 3D Printed Fish Feeder
  10. Hacklet 36 – Oscilloscope Projects
  11. Custom Case Made Entirely Out of PCBs
  12. Controlling Central Heating Via Wi-Fi
  13. A Kitchen Timer Fit for MacGyver
  14. The Best Way to Sport Your Tomatoes
  15. Ro-Bow, The Violin Playing Robot
  16. DIY iPhone Mount for a Volvo
  17. Building an Industrial Control Unit With an Industrial Control Unit
  18. LED Sound Board is Not Your Father
  19. Dogless Dog Sleigh Is Perfect for your Winter Commute
  20. ATtiny85 Does Over The Air NTSC
  21. File Sharing In Your Pocket
  22. Spark Goes Cellular With The Electron
  23. Powered Double Pendulum is a Chaotic Display
  24. Arduino Synth Guitar Really Rocks
  25. Openhand Combines 3D Printing with Urethane Casting
  26. Hacking Oklahoma State University’s Student ID Cards
  27. Diode Steering and Counting With A 555
  28. Arduino v. Arduino
  29. DIY Through Hole Plating Like a Boss
  30. A Colorful Clock for Toddlers
  31. Piana – Musical Synthesis For The Raspberry Pi
  32. EddiePlus, the Edison based balancing robot
  33. OK Google, Open Sesame
  34. Retrotechtacular: Step Up and Get Your Transformer Training
  35. We Assume Control: SPI and a Digital Potentiometer
  36. Fail of the Week: WinCE is a Noun and a Verb
  37. Is The Arduino Yun Open Hardware?
  38. Whiteboard Clock Draws the Time
  39. CNC Milling Photos with a Halftone Generator
  40. TwinTeeth: The Delta Bot PCB Factory
  41. Nordic NRF24L01+ – Real vs Fake
  42. In Chicago? Bring A Hack!
  43. Making a Homemade Stephen Hawking
  44. Another Garage Door Opener, This Time With Security
  45. Logic Noise: The Switching Sequencer Has the Beat
  46. Kitsch-Instrument Pulls a Sonata out of your Dishware
  47. Use the Force, Luke…to Turn Off Your TV
  48. Wearable WiFi Finder Uses the ESP8266
  49. Hackaday Links: February 22, 2015
  50. A Smaller, Homebrew Amstrad
  51. MacGyver, Jedi Knights, Ammo Stockpiles, and Candy Crush
  52. Toner Transfer And Packing Tape
  53. Towards A Reverse Engineering Of Samsung’s S-Pen
  54. Raspberry Pi Doorbell is Fully Featured
  55. Store Digital Files for Eons in Silica-Encased DNA
  56. ESP8266 ESP07 module DoA Fix
  57. Pre-Web Hardware Connects To The Web
  58. Fold a Hexapod from Pilfered Office Supplies
  59. Spin up an old hard drive with a solenoid motor
  60. Play Music with your Painting Using Teensy
  61. Making the Dune “Pain Box” a Reality
  62. Turning Plastic Milk Jugs into a Useful Tool
  63. How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love My 3D Printer
  64. Automated Plant Watering System Uses Car Parts
  65. Cheap USB Control for your Telescope
  66. SNES Controller Modified to be Completely Wireless
  67. Hacklet 35 – BeagleBone Projects
  68. Sliding Minimalist Computer Desk Starts Life As Ikea Shelf
  69. AES-CMAC on an ATtiny85
  70. Serious Skateboard Build Lets You Snowboard Down The Street
  71. Fixing Sega Cartridges With Old BIOS Chips
  72. Turning a Cadenza into a Finishing Move
  73. A Wearable Space Station Notifier
  74. Lenovo Shipped PC’s with Spyware that Breaks HTTPS
  75. Turn your BeagleBoneBlack in to a 14-channel, 100Msps Logic Analyzer
  76. Who’s Watching the Kids?
  77. Ground Stations are Just the Beginning: The SatNOGS Story
  78. Balancing A Ball With A Solar Cell
  79. PCB Manicure Wields Laser Cutter for Your Nails
  80. Hippie-Redneck Solar-Heated Swimming Pool Slash Hot Tub
  81. A Class D Amp Made From Scrap
  82. How to Zip, Stick, and Screw Stuff Together
  83. Custom Double-Din Mount for Nexus 7 Carputer
  84. Show me the Data: Hackaday.io Year #01
  85. New Part Day: Time Of Flight Sensors
  86. Unlock Your Demo Kindle Paperwhite
  87. A Real-Time Networked VU Running on the ESP8266
  88. Blackboard digitization for under $40
  89. Great Scott! A Flux Capacitor Notification Light
  90. Automatic Garage Door Opener Works for Your Cat
  91. Retrotechtacular: Teleprinter Tour, Teardown
  92. Mapping WiFi Signals in 3 Dimensions
  93. Logic Noise: 8-bits of Glorious Sounds
  94. Non-Arduino powered by a piece of Computing history
  95. Ultimate Remote is Ultimate
  96. Morse Code RF Transmitter from a Micro’s Clock Output
  97. Turning a 3D Printer into an Injection Molding Machine
  98. The Annoying Machine
  99. Library upgrade to PRU gives Fast IO on Beaglebone
  100. Wi-Fi Connected E-Ink Display
  101. Using MATLAB and SDR to Reverse Engineer 433MHz Messages
  102. Upgraded GPS Now Accepts Voice Commands
  103. Hack your phone: turn your volume buttons into GPIO ports
  104. A Raspberry Pi Garage Door Opener
  105. Hackaday Links: February 15, 2015
  106. Quadcopter Plane Transformer is Awesome
  107. Deleting Facebook Albums Without Permission
  108. Home-brew Vibration Cleaner leaves your SLA Prints Squeaky-Clean
  109. Repurposing IOT Lightbulb Chip For Anything
  110. Hackaday Retro Edition: The Second Most Valuable Home Computer
  111. Rock Climbing Wall Installed In Garage Doubles As Storage Space
  112. Auto-Meter Reader Feeder Keeps Meter-Maids at Bay
  113. Automate Winter with a 3D Printed Snowblower
  114. Hat-Mounted Clock Requires Mirror For Wearer To Tell Time
  115. Fixing a Toyota Camry Hybrid Battery for Under Ten Dollars
  116. Ball Balancing Robot Uses New TOF Sensor
  117. Reverse Engineering Apple’s Lightning Connector
  118. 1-Hour Quadcopter Build
  119. Bill’s Arduino
  120. Wireless Water Level Sensor from PVC Pipe
  121. An Adventure into Android Makes the VIC-20 Speak
  122. Animated LED Valentine Heart
  123. Ask Hackaday: Are Conductive Inks Going to Make It?
  124. Hacklet 34 – Satellite Projects
  125. HDMI Audio and Video for Neo Geo MVS
  126. Teletext on a Raspi With Zero Additional Parts
  127. Ridiculously Complicated Home Automation Made Simple
  128. A Haptic Bracelet for Physical Computing
  129. Slick Bathroom Mirror is All Tricked Out
  130. Building Things with Lean Pipe
  131. How to Weigh an Eyelash
  132. The Modular Bench Power Supply To Rule Them All
  133. Why You Should Care About Software Defined Radio
  134. Know Your Speed on Rollerblades
  135. WiFi Controlled Power Outlets with Raspberry Pi
  136. Clocked 8-Bit Random Pattern Generator For a CMOS Synth
  137. Omnibus Seen in the Wild
  138. Tindie, the Etsy and Yelp for Electronics
  139. Caption CERN Contest Turns out Big Brains and Comic Brilliance
  140. Learning Single-Filament Printing Strength from Arachnids
  141. Circuit Love With Multicolor Solder Masks
  142. Digitally Controlled Pot Taper
  143. A Router Table with Height Control
  144. The One Million Dollar Scope Teardown
  145. Robo-Wire-Snips Clip 1k Segments
  146. 3D Printering: Hobbs Meters And 3D Printer Reliability
  147. Android Tablet Finds New Home In Car Dash
  148. Converting Morse Code to Text with Arduino
  149. Retrotechtacular: Multi-Purpose Military Magazines Make Maintenance Memorable
  150. A Tweeting Vending Machine
  151. A Pocket-Sized Warp Core
  152. Castellated Breakout is Pitchin’ Brilliant!
  153. Hackaday.io Reaches 50,000 Registered Users
  154. PortableSDR Needs a Cinderella Story to Finish its Kickstarter
  155. An ATTiny Bluetooth Board
  156. Celebrating the Omnibus Launch
  157. Use Ruby to Make Any Window A Blinken Window
  158. Ask Hackaday: Bringing Your Design to Market
  159. Altoids Tin Network Analyzer
  160. Automated Mushroom Cultivation
  161. Hack allows ESP-01 to go to Deep Sleep
  162. Hackaday Links: February 8, 2015
  163. Photonic Reset of the Raspberry Pi 2
  164. Dead Simple Hologram Effect
  165. Turning an Ordinary Pen into a Covert Radio Receiver
  166. War Gaming for Security Cred
  167. Unbricking A Counterfeit FTDI Chip
  168. Modular 555 Synth is Controlled by MIDI
  169. Cute Tiny Robot Gets a Pair of Hacked Eyes
  170. Prefix Your Phone Alarm with a Desk Lamp
  171. Watt Meter build walks you through Power Measurement basics
  172. Brewing Beer with a Sous Vide Cooker
  173. Hackintosh Project Looks Like a Mac, Smells Like a Mac…
  174. How Green Screen Worked Before Computers
  175. Teardown: The Android-powered iPhone Case
  176. Wouldn’t Tweeting in Morse Code be More Like “Pecking”?
  177. A DIY Pick and Place You Can Build Right Now
  178. A Raspberry Pi SID Player
  179. Hacklet 33 – Minecraft Projects
  180. Developer Saved Years Later by His Own Hardware
  181. Video Voice Visualization
  182. 3D Printed Wimshurst Machine
  183. Wireless Helmet Speakers Receive A+ For Distracting Wearer
  184. Benchmarking The Raspberry Pi 2
  185. Add Extra Storage to Your PS4 With Retro Flair
  186. I’ve come to bury Radio Shack, Not praise it.
  187. Pac-Man Clock Eats Time, Not Pellets
  188. Drone-enium Falcon
  189. Display Your City’s Emotional State with Illuminated Snow
  190. Build Your Own Gear VR
  191. DIY SMD Twofer: Manual Pick-and-Place and the Beak
  192. Inexpensive Ring Light Makes Macro Photos Easy
  193. DJ Light Box Grooves to the Beat
  194. Super Bowl Football Lamp Keeps You Informed
  195. A Simple but Elegant Time-Lapse Camera Slider
  196. San Francisco Hackaday Hang this Thursday
  197. Logic Noise: Sweet, Sweet Oscillator Sounds
  198. Towards A Tiny Pick And Place Head
  199. Semi-Auto PCB Drill Press Makes Drilling Semi-Painless
  200. SnoTunes Lets You Rock Out in the Winter
  201. Wireless Mic Helps Guitarist Rock Out Un-Tethered
  202. Reproducing A DSKY
  203. Ask Hackaday: Understanding the x86 Memory Addressing System
  204. Retrotechtacular: ⋅⋅⋅⋅ ––– ⋅–– – ––– –– ––– ⋅–⋅ ⋅⋅⋅ ⋅ –⋅–⋅ ––– –⋅⋅ ⋅
  205. The Teensy LC. LC Means Low Cost.
  206. Self-Charging Jacket Eliminates Forgetfulness
  207. Caption CERN Contest
  208. How Fast Is Your Flash?
  209. Suburu Dash Mounted Nexus 7 Looks Like Stock
  210. Tubes on a Chip
  211. [Mike] Shows Us How to Use an Armature Growler
  212. Get Serious with Amateur Radio; Design & Build a Single-Sideband Transceiver from Scratch Part 1
  213. Automated Etch-a-Sketch Re-Produces Famous Artwork
  214. Groundhog Day
  215. REFLOW CHÂTEAU
  216. Introducing the Raspberry Pi 2
  217. Transcend DrivePro 200 Hack to Stream and Script; Begs for More
  218. Hackaday Links: February 1, 2015
  219. BMW Remote Unlock Wasn’t Using Secure HTTP
  220. Building A Modern Retro Console
  221. Give your Multimeter a Wireless Remote Display
  222. Autonomous Vehicle-Following Vehicle
  223. Spline Thieving Makes Hobby Servos Even More Useful
  224. Emergency Power Based on Cordless Drill Batteries
  225. Rocking a New Sound for Guitar
  226. CNC Plotter Uses Only the Good DVD Drive Parts

January 2015

  1. Paper Cutter Becomes A Laser Engraver
  2. Solar Tetroon Spooks Albuquerque
  3. A Single Pixel Digital Camera with Arduino
  4. Passion Project Turns BeagleBone into Standalone Super NES
  5. A Modular Thumbstick Extension for Gamers with Disabilities
  6. Cracking Weather Station Checksum
  7. Hacking the Nike+ Fuelband
  8. Finding an Active TX Pin on Cheap GPS
  9. Kill Time Making Flappy Bird, Not Playing It
  10. Hacklet 32 – LED Persistence of Vision Displays
  11. Interactive Projections Take Miniature Golfers to a Tiny World
  12. Casing up the Teensy SDR
  13. Digitally Controlled Circuit Bending
  14. Easier UART to 1-Wire Interface
  15. Reverse Engineer then Drive LCD with FPGA
  16. CAMdrive is an Open Source Time-lapse Photography Controller
  17. Annoy Your Enemies with the Hassler Circuit
  18. The Art of Electronics, Third Edition
  19. Fail of the Week: Electrically Effective Emulators Exceed Enclosure, Enrage Engineer
  20. SPATA: shaving seconds and saving brainpower whilst 3D-modeling
  21. Is That a Tuner in Your Pocket…?
  22. Raspberry Pi Learns how to Control a Combustion Engine
  23. Automated Tea Maker
  24. A Camera With Computer Vision
  25. DIY RC Hovercraft Makes Batman Action Figure Envious
  26. Universal Active Filters: Part 2
  27. Resurrecting Capcom’s Kabuki
  28. Laser Trip Wire With Keypad Arming
  29. Long Exposure Thermal Photography
  30. Dumpster Dive Results In 3D Print Server Project
  31. Motion Activated Alarm for your Bag
  32. Parts.io Aims at Better Component Discovery
  33. DIY Phone Charger Born From Cyclone Disaster
  34. Retrotechtacular: The Gossamer Condor
  35. Using HID Tricks to Drop Malicious Files
  36. DIY 6502 Laptop Computer Looks and Works Great
  37. 3D Printed Speaker Pushes Rapid Prototyping Boundaries
  38. A Remote for CHDK Cameras Made Possible with Arduino
  39. 3D Printed Surfboard
  40. Sonar Built from Piezo and Microphone
  41. TorqueScreen: Haptic Feedback On-the-Go
  42. Rendering Fractals With Just HTML and CSS
  43. Using RC Transmitters With Flight Simulators
  44. The Proper Use for a Gameboy Advance Carrying Case
  45. ANUBIS, A Natural User Bot Interface System
  46. First CNC Project Results in Coffee Table of Catan
  47. Hacking Your Coworkers Label Makers
  48. Hackaday Links: January 25, 2015
  49. CNCs and Acrylic and LEDs oh my!
  50. CoreXY For a Dry Erase Plotter
  51. Making Membrane Keypads From Scratch
  52. “Scotty” Is More Hungry 3D-printing Fax Machine than Teleporter
  53. When Adding Noise Helps
  54. Atari 2600 Controller Now Controls CNC Plasma Cutter
  55. New Part Day: Silent Stepper Motors
  56. Audience Pong and RC Trash bins: An intro to TEI
  57. When Handmade Circuits Become Art
  58. Trinket uses RF to track you through the house
  59. Arduino + Servo + Scotch tape == An Interesting Conversation
  60. Get Better at Mortal Kombat by Hacking Your PS3 Controller
  61. A Primer on Buck (and Boost) Converters
  62. Turning A Classic NES Controller Into a Bluetooth Controller
  63. A Low Cost Bench Supply
  64. LVBots CES Open House: Tabletop Challenge and Clothes Bot
  65. Real World AdBlock
  66. Hacklet 31 – Software Tools
  67. Making Mittens For A Smartphone
  68. An Adjustable Sit/Stand Desk for Under $100
  69. Bipolar bot for drawing spirals
  70. Security Problems with Gas Station Automated Tank Gauges
  71. DIY USB Stereo Headphone Amplifier
  72. Reprogramming Super Mario World from Inside The Game
  73. Save Data from Old Scopes with a GPIB Disk Emulator
  74. Laser Etched Surface Redefines Dry
  75. When PayPal And Crowdfunding Don’t Mix
  76. Ask Hackaday: Your Very First Microcontroller
  77. Dashboard PC Case Build Utilizes Honda Civic Gauge Cluster
  78. Arduino Tetris on a Multiplexed LED Matrix
  79. Water Tank Monitoring System Is Now Slug-Proof
  80. DIY Single Pixel Digital Camera
  81. Open Source Haptics Kit Aims to Democratize Force Feedback
  82. 3D Printed Camera Battery Emulator
  83. Home Made CNC Router Boasts Welded Steel Frame and Super Tidy Wire Management
  84. Sigzig data loggers ditch the noise while pimping the case
  85. Remotely Controlling Automobiles Via Insecure Dongles
  86. A Portable KIM-1
  87. LED Matrix Infinity Mirror
  88. Learning Python With Tron Radio
  89. Closed Loop Control For 3D Printers
  90. Retrotechtacular: The Sylvania Tube Crusher
  91. Hackaday.io Land Rush: Vanity URLs
  92. A SEGA Dreamcast Controller With a Built-in Screen
  93. A Wireless Web-Connected Morse Code Keyer
  94. DIY Hot Wheels Drag Race Timer
  95. High Cost Arduino Calculator Is Unwieldy, Still Cool Though
  96. A Cute Little 3D Printed Skateboard
  97. Cracking Litter Box DRM
  98. ARM Pro Mini
  99. Hackaday Omnibus 2014 — Our first ever print edition
  100. Simple Directional WiFi Antenna
  101. Automatic Plant Care Minus the Microcontroller
  102. Tearing Apart an Android Password Manager
  103. Enter the PlayBox, Where Microsoft and Sony Get Along
  104. Hackaday Links: January 18, 2015
  105. PCI I-RAM Working Without a PCI Slot
  106. Laugh Track Jacket is Actually a Blazer
  107. Tracking Power Usage With A Raspi
  108. Circuit Plotting With An HP Plotter
  109. 3D Printed LED Guitar Chord Chart
  110. Hackaday Retro Edition: Pen Computing
  111. Handheld Linux Terminal Gets an A+
  112. Arduino Reads Punch Cards
  113. Husband Uses MRI images to 3D print Wife’s Skull and Tumor
  114. Twisted String Actuators
  115. Vacuum Tube Repair After a Spectacular Failure
  116. Dial is a Simple and Effective Wireless Media Controller
  117. Fixing a Broken Postage Scale
  118. Simple DIY Pen Plotter, Great First CNC Project
  119. Adding WiFi and SMS to an Alarm System
  120. Spliced Animations come to life on their pages
  121. Hacklet 30 – Robot Arm Projects
  122. Make Awesome, Win Smoothieboard
  123. Binary Clock Fit For Queen Elsa’s Ice palace
  124. New Part Day: Three-dimensional USB Connectors
  125. Drums Anywhere!
  126. Electricity Usage Monitor is Linked to Google Spreadsheets
  127. Flexible Numitron Tube Clock Build
  128. Full SHTTTRRR Control Lets You Take Your Time…
  129. Budget Wrist-Controlled RC car is a nice touch
  130. Clockety Uses Phone Flash for Projection Clock
  131. [Tesla500] Builds a High-Speed Video Camera
  132. Knitting In The Round
  133. Etching Steel With a DC Wall Wart
  134. Never Forget Your USB Stick Again
  135. Animate Your Artichoke with a Lathe and Camera
  136. Choctopus Chocolate Printer x8
  137. Myst Linking Book
  138. The Giant Flip-Dot Display at CES
  139. PortableSDR Makes It To Kickstarter
  140. Keystroke Sniffer Hides as a Wall Wart, is Scary
  141. Organ Donor Gives Up a Leslie Speaker
  142. Lego Avengers Assemble to the Helicarrier!
  143. BLDC Controller With The Teensy 3.1
  144. Retrotechtacular: Planetary Gears Are Out of This World
  145. MagnID – Sneaky New Way of Interacting With Tablets
  146. Universal Active Filters: Part 1
  147. Cheap DIY Microscope Sees Individual Atoms
  148. Jamming Robot will Destroy You at Beer Pong
  149. Using librtlsdr Over TCP
  150. Automated Table Saw Cuts Photovoltaic Solar Cells
  151. Wood-Only Kart Race Inspires Fancy Wooden Bearings
  152. Arduino vs. Phidgets vs. Gadgeteer
  153. Fail of the Week: Cat6 != Coax
  154. Electroplating Copper and Silver onto 3D Prints
  155. CastAR Hands-On and Off-Record Look at Next Version
  156. Odd-Looking Mini EV Yard Tractor Is Made From Plywood And Bike Parts
  157. [lovablechevy] transforms a Nomad into the HandyGen
  158. TweetHeart Shows You Some Love
  159. Stereo Audio on a PIC32
  160. Hackaday Links: January 11, 2015
  161. Simple and Inexpensive Heartbeat Detector
  162. Massive Tesla Coil Plays Music in the Snow
  163. Bypassing Broken SIP ALG Implementations
  164. Grinding a Bicycle Crank for Power Analysis
  165. DIY Parts Tumbler Cleans Your Parts Good
  166. How Many Puffs Does it Take To Kill an E-Cigarette?
  167. Flashing the ESP8266 In Windows
  168. R/C Wheel Loader Clears Snow, Lifts People
  169. DIY Electrical Body Fat Analyzer
  170. Making the CES Show… Thirty Years Ago
  171. Running Doom On The Intel Edison
  172. Messing Around With Naenara, North Korea’s Web Browser
  173. A New Handle For An Old Soldering Station
  174. Temperature Data Logger Logs Temperature Over Time
  175. Bluetooth Enabled Fuel Consumption Monitor
  176. Hacklet 29 – Altoids Mint Tin Projects
  177. Circuit printers: Voltera and Voxel8
  178. CES: Meetups, Augmented Reality, and Robots
  179. Dual Complementary Optoisolator Logic
  180. The Original Seven (Eight?) Segment Display
  181. Everyone’s Favorite Energy Meter Hack, Now Wireless
  182. Putting Lightning In Acrylic
  183. Binary Clock Would Make Doc Brown Proud
  184. Using The Wink Hub With OpenHAB
  185. Guitar Mute Pedal Made From Upcycled Parts
  186. iBling is an LED Display Necklace
  187. Faulty ESP8266s Release Smoke, Then Keep Working?
  188. When Responsible Disclosure Isn’t Enough
  189. Measuring the Planck Constant With Lego
  190. Best of the Dinosaur Den 2014
  191. “Superfan” Gaming Peripheral Lets You Feel Your Speed
  192. Global Space Balloon Challenge
  193. Repairing and Reviewing a 1976 PONG Clone
  194. CES: Building Booths and Simulating Reality
  195. Trinket EDC Contest Winners
  196. Genetic Algorithm Programmer Gets Functions
  197. Arduino Controlled Sewing Machine Increases Stitch Options
  198. This CD Jewel Case Plays Music Without a Disc
  199. Repairing Burnt Speakers with a Steady Hand
  200. A Scanning Electron Microscope for the Living Room
  201. Redundant Automated Water Filler For Your Coffee
  202. Retrotechtacular: Brunswick Shows A Bias for Tires
  203. Light Ring Allows Precise Dremeling
  204. 3D Printing Circuits Gets Rid of the Box Altogether
  205. Dedicated Automobile Traffic Monitor with Raspberry Pi
  206. RGB LED Matrices With The STM32 and DMA
  207. Making Something Useful With The ESP8266
  208. 3D Printing RC Airplanes that Fly: An Engineer’s Chronicle
  209. A Better Way To Hack The Wink
  210. Breathe New Life Into Payphones with Asterisk
  211. Wait, a 3D Printed Lawn mower?
  212. Resourceful CNC Router Built From Hardware Store Parts
  213. Generating Video With The PIC
  214. Automated Bed Warmer Control for Chilly Nights
  215. One Way To Get Rid of That Fluorescent Buzzing Sound
  216. Hackaday Links: January 4, 2015
  217. Ask Hackaday: A Robot’s Black Market Shopping Spree
  218. Arduino vs. Phidgets – Dev Time Trials
  219. Upgrading DJI Flight Controllers
  220. 800 x 600 VGA With the STM32F4
  221. Sound Reactive Drums of Trailing Light
  222. Digital to Analog to Digital to Analog to Digital Conversion
  223. The Smallest Portable Pi
  224. Boeing 777 from Manilla Folders, A 6+ Year Effort
  225. Automatic 3D Scanning On The Cheap
  226. Peculiar Radial Mill from Car Parts
  227. Reverse Engineering the Kayak Mobile API
  228. Sega Controller Hack Updated for Windows Auto-Launch
  229. Trinket EDC Contest: USB Calipers
  230. Shower Occupancy Sensor Keeps Peace/Eliminates Odor at the Office
  231. Holiday Cheer From The ATtiny13
  232. The Ultimate Tool Cart
  233. 3D Printable LED Diffusors
  234. Hacklet 28 – Programmable Logic Hacks
  235. Prototyping With The ATMega1284P
  236. A Bluetooth Garage Door, Take Three
  237. Amazon Echo Becomes A Better Home Automation Appliance
  238. Controlling Nokia Phones with Arduino
  239. A Dev Board For The ESP Lua Interpreter
  240. What’s in a Name?
  241. Game Boy with Lithium Batteries and USB
  242. Skyscraper Tetris Lets the City Know how Good or Bad You Are
  243. Reverse-Engineering a Superior Chinese Product
  244. Parametric Spherical Speakers Are Not A Moon
  245. Trinket EDC Contest – The Deadline Approaches
  246. This Cake is Not a Lie
  247. Running Nintendo DS Unsigned Code With Audio
  248. 3D Printed SMD Tool

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