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December 2016

  1. Move A Robotic Hand With Your Nerve Impulses
  2. Anti-Emulation Tricks on GBA-Ported NES Games
  3. PSA: Don’t Let Kids Eat Lithium Batteries
  4. 8008 Exposed
  5. Hacked CCFL Inverter becomes an Arc Lighter
  6. Tiny Game of Simon on an ATtiny13
  7. Cheap Cat Feeder Enhances Sleep
  8. Smartphone Case For The Retro Gamer
  9. 33C3: Works for Me
  10. Sorting Resistors with 3D Printing and a PIC
  11. Mike Szczys on the State of the Hackaday
  12. Reflow Soldering at Another Level
  13. Fully 3D Printed Snow Blower
  14. 2016: As The Hardware World Turns
  15. Counting Laps and Testing Products with OpenCV
  16. Sansa MP3 Player Runs Doom Unplayably
  17. NES Classic Edition – Controller Mod
  18. Little Bobby Tables Just Registered a Company…
  19. 33C3: If You Can’t Trust Your Computer, Who Can You Trust?
  20. Making VR Controllers From The Ground Up
  21. The Story of Kickstarting the OpenMV
  22. Fail Of The Week: How I Killed The HiPot Tester
  23. Parts Bin Bonanza Leads to Arduino FM Radio
  24. How To Nail A Technical Presentation
  25. Pick-And-Place Machine for Candy
  26. Improving Raspberry Pi Disk Performance
  27. Jukebox Gets Raspberry Pi Update, but It’s Not for Streaming
  28. 33C3: Understanding Mobile Messaging and its Security
  29. Adding MIDI Out to the Casio PX410R
  30. 33C3: Breaking IoT Locks
  31. Open Source Art Encourages Society to Think Inclusively
  32. Review: Digilent Analog Discovery 2
  33. Police Want Alexa Data; People Begin to Realize It’s Listening
  34. SKiDL: Script Your Circuits in Python
  35. In Defense Of The Electric Chainsaw
  36. Micro Radio Time Station Keeps Watch in Sync
  37. Animated EV Charge Cable Enlightens Us
  38. FORTRAN for the Web
  39. Jenkins Lights the Christmas Tree
  40. Extracting Sounds With Acid And UV
  41. Semi-automatic Mouse Requires No Permit
  42. Ken Shirriff Takes Us Inside the IC, For Fun
  43. Liar’s 3D Printing: Multiple Colors with One Extruder
  44. 33C3: Chris Gerlinsky Cracks Pay TV
  45. 200 Years of The Stirling Engine
  46. Long-range Electric Longboard Outlasts Rider
  47. Hacking Together a Temperature Sensor for Boiling Milk
  48. OpenAg Is A Personal Food Computer
  49. Colorful, Touch-Sensitive Light Table is Ready for Gaming
  50. Getting IEC Standards For Free
  51. IoT-ifying an Old LED Signboard
  52. Ask Hackaday: Computing Square Roots on FPGA?
  53. Automated Vacuum Lettuce Seed Placement
  54. Hackspace U
  55. 33C3 Starts Tomorrow: We Won’t Be Sleeping for Four Days
  56. Modified Servo Adds Focus Control to Telescope
  57. Gecho Pocket Synth Looper
  58. Santa Knows If Your Contact Form Uses PHPMailer < 5.2.18
  59. Bluetooth Speaker With Neopixel Visual Display!
  60. Hackaday Links: December 25th, 2016
  61. The First Bug On Mars
  62. Track Wi-Fi Devices In Your Home
  63. PURE Modules Aim to Make Prototyping Easier
  64. The Tiny SCSI Emulator
  65. Make Mulled Wine With A Processor Heatsink!
  66. Ceiling Tiles Give it Up for Christmas LED Ornaments
  67. 3D Printing With Yarn and Silicone
  68. Open-Source Parametric CAD in Your Browser
  69. Mark 8 2016 Style
  70. Simon Says Smile, Human!
  71. Raspberry Pi and Alexa Make Teddy Ruxpin Smarter than the Average Bear
  72. These Ornaments Measure Christmas Cheer
  73. Instant Camera with This Year’s Hottest Dithering Technique
  74. Dead-Bug Logic Probe in a Magic Marker
  75. Lo-Fi Greeting Card Sampler
  76. Power For An Amstrad Spectrum
  77. Interactive ESP8266 Development with PunyForth
  78. Adding Drone Instrumentation With No Additional Parts
  79. Convert that Cheap Laser Engraver to 100% Open-Source Toolchain
  80. Building Beautiful Boards With Star Simpson
  81. Creating A PCB In Everything: KiCad, Part 3
  82. B Battery Takes a 9V Cell
  83. Disassembly Required
  84. Cat vs. Human Escalates with Armor-Plated Feeder
  85. Halogen Lamp Abused for Desoldering
  86. Get On 10 GHz For 3 Euros
  87. Repairing Flex Circuits By Accident
  88. IKEA Table 3D Printer
  89. Raspberry Pi Software Comes To PC, Mac
  90. Solving IoT Problems with Node.js for Hardware
  91. Tools of the Trade – Thermoforming
  92. FANCY BEAR Targets Ukrainian Howitzers
  93. Millennium Tower is Sinking; and Waiting is the Hardest Part
  94. Light Pipes and LEDs Team Up for a Modern Take on the Nixie Tube
  95. Raspberry Pi Camera Flash
  96. New Part Day: Better Pins
  97. Practical Deep Learning
  98. An Eye-Catching Raspberry Pi Smart Speaker
  99. Cheap Powerbank Logic and Teardown
  100. Alan Yates: Why Valve’s Lighthouse Can’t Work
  101. I Think I Failed. Yes, I Failed.
  102. A Menorah For The 21st Century
  103. So Where’s My Low Voltage DC Wall Socket?
  104. UK Government to Hold Drone Licensing Consultation
  105. Collider Prints Hollow Shells, Fills Them
  106. 3D Printed Greeting Cards
  107. Jump into Pogo
  108. The Ninja Run: a VR Movement Experiment
  109. Pi Keeps Cool at 1.5 GHz
  110. Softer Side of Robots is Future of Space
  111. Extra Curricular Tour of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory
  112. Hacked Diamond Makes Two-Atom Radio
  113. Off-Grid Travel — Setting Up a Solar System
  114. Hacking Google Daydream to work with iOS
  115. Massive Pixel Display Holiday Decoration
  116. 80-PIC32 Cluster Does Fractals
  117. A Beacon Suitable for Tracking Santa’s sleigh?
  118. A DIY Net Gun To Catch Whatever You Want
  119. Portable Apple II On An AVR
  120. Samy Kamkar Illustrates How to Be a Hardware Hacker
  121. How Has Amazon Managed To Make Hackers Love Alexa?
  122. Password-Free Guest WiFi from Raspberry Pi
  123. Closing the Loop on an Artificial Pancreas
  124. Hedgefund Startup Powered By Crowdsourced Code
  125. “What is My Purpose?” You Amplify and Display Signals.
  126. Tape-Head Robot Listens to the Floor
  127. Flexible, Sensitive Sensors from Silly Putty and Graphene
  128. Hackaday Links: December 18, 2016
  129. Eavesdropping Via Headphones
  130. Clear the Air Around Your CNC Router with a Custom Dust Shroud
  131. LED Tetris Table
  132. Retrotechtacular: Rocket Sleds
  133. Smart Projector With Built-in Raspberry Pi Zero
  134. Another Desktop LED Xmas Tree!
  135. Animatronic Cosplay Wings
  136. 3D Printed Circuit Boards… Sort Of
  137. The Engines of Ingenuity
  138. PIC Mesh, Accessible Distributed Networking
  139. Apple II Web Server Written In BASIC
  140. Cheap Electric Car Drives Again with Charger Repair
  141. Maglev Drummer Needs to Be Seen and Heard
  142. Cheap Chainsaw Teardown Reveals Buried Treasures
  143. Speed-Test Your Toys with Die-Cast Drag Strip
  144. Retrotechtacular: The Aerolux Light Corporation
  145. Reliably Exploiting Apport in Ubuntu
  146. Massive 20-oz. Copper PCB Enables Electric Racing
  147. Revealed: Homebrew Controller Working in Steam VR
  148. Building The First Ternary Microprocessor
  149. Books You Should Read: The Hardware Hacker
  150. [Huan] Liberates a Router
  151. Harrowing Story of Installing Libreboot on ThinkPad
  152. Inside the Printrbot Printrhub
  153. Anti-Entropy Machine Satiates M&M OCD
  154. Zeroing CNC Mills With OpenCV
  155. Arduino Lighting Controller With Remote Twist
  156. Build This Barn Door Tracker Today, Take Stunning Shots of the Galaxy Tonight
  157. Character Generation in 144 Bytes
  158. Smartphone Will Destroy You at Air Hockey
  159. Detecting Water With and Without Headaches
  160. High-Quality Film Transfers with this Raspberry Pi Frame Grabber
  161. The Many Faces of JTAG
  162. Extech Power Supply: If it Ain’t Broke, Fix it Anyway
  163. [Fran Blanche] Goes In-Depth with the Maillardet Automaton
  164. Measuring Spurious Emissions of Cheap Handheld Transceivers
  165. Real-Time Planet Tracker With Laser-Point Accuracy
  166. Rotary Telephone Becomes Stylish Lamp
  167. Google Scrubs Brillo, Reveals Android Things
  168. Chris Conlon: Device Security 101
  169. A How-To in Homebrew Design, Fab, and Assembly with Structural Framing Systems
  170. Converting Film Camera to Digital the Hard Way
  171. Set Your Clocks to Decimal Time
  172. TP-Link Debug Protocol Gives Up Keys To Kingdom
  173. Jumper Cables Block Trains
  174. Hybrid Raspberry Pi + PIC32 = Oscilloscope and Function Generator
  175. Make Your Own Arduino Header Pins
  176. All I Want for Christmas is a 4-Factor Biometric Lock Box
  177. Bitbanging Qualcomm Charge Controllers
  178. Computers For The Masses, Not The Classes
  179. Compiling a $22 Logic Analyzer
  180. Catching A Rogue Train With Data
  181. Ask Hackaday: Dude, Where’s My MOSFET?
  182. Pioneer AVIC Infotainment Units Hacked to Load Custom ROMs
  183. Be Your Own Google Mapper
  184. Modify Locks to Baffle Burglars
  185. Use Machine Learning To Identify Superheroes and Other Miscellany
  186. Modular Tap-Dancing Robot Can Shuffle Ball Change
  187. More Blinky = More Better – The WS2812FX Library
  188. TastingFeet: Building Toes And Tongues
  189. Bluetooth Turns 5
  190. My Beef with Ham Radio
  191. DIY Mini Printer is 95% Wood, Prints Tiny Cute Images
  192. The Many Uses of the Neon Lamp
  193. [CNLohr] Reverses Vive, Valve Engineers Play Along
  194. Florida Man Hates Amateur Radio
  195. Train Your Robot To Walk with a Neural Network
  196. Make Use of Your Drone Video with WebODM
  197. Hackaday Links: December 11, 2016
  198. Arduino Clock Is HAL 1000
  199. Mini Retro PET Computer
  200. Tiny-TS: Just How Small Can A Playable Synethesiser Get?
  201. Miniature Engine Model Made Of Paper
  202. The Nest: Album Release Hidden In A Rock
  203. 7 LED’s, 2 Pins – beat that, Charlieplexing
  204. Making A Shifter Knob From Old Skateboards
  205. Thirty Days Of 3D Printing Filament
  206. Reverse Engineering An ST-Link Programmer
  207. A Beautiful Morse Key From A Hard Drive Actuator
  208. Amiga Zorro HDMI Graphics Card Hits The Market
  209. The 3D-Printed Mutoscope You’ve Always Wanted
  210. Animatronic Head Responds with Animated GIFs
  211. Speed Run [James Bruton’s] Star Wars Builds
  212. Thermoelectric Paint Opens Prospect Of Easier Energy Harvesting
  213. A Handy Tutorial For Voice-Command Awesomeness
  214. LEGO Strain Wave Gear is Easy on the Eyes
  215. Maybe You Can Print in Metal
  216. This DIY Wearable Assist Goes Beyond Traditional Therapy
  217. Creating A PCB In Everything: KiCad, Part 2
  218. RainCube Spreads Its Umbrella
  219. Diodes: The Switch You Never Knew You Had
  220. Laser Cutting a Wooden Dymaxion Globe
  221. Christmas Lights Done the Hard Way
  222. No-Etch Circuit Board Printing
  223. Nylon Fibre Artificial Muscles — Powered by Lasers!
  224. VGA Monitor Becomes Drawing Toy
  225. That NASA EM Drive Paper: An Expert Opinion
  226. Bitbanging VGA Fits In under 1 kB
  227. Hacking Your Way Through NASA
  228. Sensing a Magnet with Local Sourcing
  229. Absolute Power
  230. Measuring High Voltage in Millimeters (and Other HV Probe Tricks)
  231. This Old Mouse Keeps Track of Filament Usage
  232. Retrotechtacular: The Incredible Machine
  233. Laser Cut LEGO in MDF
  234. Voice Activated Fireplace Is As Cool As It Gets
  235. USB Etch-a-Sketch-Style Mouse is More Analog Than You’d Think
  236. Sintering Sand WIth A Laser Cutter
  237. Akiba: Shenzhen in 30 Minutes
  238. Official: Pebble Ceases Hardware Production
  239. Assembly Required: Subroutine Calls and the 1K Challenge
  240. Arduino Laser Pinball is On Target
  241. You Can Have My LM386s When You Pry Them From My Cold Dead Hands
  242. Turn cheap USB soldering irons in to tweezers
  243. Don’t Leave 3D Printers Unattended – They Can Catch Fire
  244. Building a Whegged Robot
  245. Half a Chevy Becomes a Boat Launch
  246. Homebrew Dash Cam Enables Full Suite of Sensors
  247. For Your Binge-Watching Pleasure: The Clickspring Clock Is Finally Complete
  248. The Internet of Tampons
  249. Hack Safely: Fire Safety in the Home Shop
  250. Decabit: Or The Conspiracy Theory That Wasn’t
  251. The Demise of Pebble as a Platform
  252. These Sands Of Time Literally Keep Time
  253. Building an IoT Drill Press for Reasons Unknown
  254. An Amateur Radio Repeater Using An RTL-SDR And A Raspberry Pi
  255. Mexican Highschoolers Launch 30 High Altitude Balloons
  256. Crypto Features: They’re Not For Girls
  257. Hacking a Device That Lives Inside the Matrix
  258. Insanely Hot Oven Makes Pizza in 45 Seconds: Avidan Ross on Food Hacking
  259. Taking It To Another Level: Making 3.3V Speak with 5V
  260. Breathe Easy with a Laser Cutter Air Filter
  261. Self-Driving Cars Are Not (Yet) Safe
  262. Body Cardio Weighing Scale Teardown
  263. Sporty Cars Making Fake Engine Noise
  264. Fail of the Week: The Accidental FM Radio
  265. Creepy Wireless Stalking Made Easy
  266. Hackaday Links: December 4, 2016
  267. NASA Wants SpacePoop Hackers
  268. Repurpose a Classroom Clicker for Great Justice
  269. Otto Bot is Bob’s Grandson
  270. Replacing a Failed Ebook Reader Battery
  271. This Robot Goes Through Life Sideways
  272. Fripon is French for Meteorite Hunting
  273. Code Like an Egyptian
  274. Ask Hackaday: What’s Your Favorite Internet Relic?
  275. Do You Miss The Sound Of Your Model M?
  276. Beautiful DIY Ambilight Display
  277. The Zero Ohm Resistor
  278. Talking Neural Nets
  279. Foundry From Scrapped Oven for Cheap, Clean Castings
  280. Making a Spectrum Analyzer the Wrong Way on an ATtiny85
  281. Thwomp Drops Brick on Retro Gaming
  282. JOLED – a 3D Flip Dot Display
  283. Quasimotor? A Robot Bell Ringer
  284. Decimal Time Clocks in under 1 kB
  285. Nascent Project: Open Source Scanning Electron Microscope
  286. Biologically Inspired Sensors Turned Into Silicon
  287. Blynk with Joy
  288. Abacus Drive is a Speed-to-Torque Game-Changer
  289. Get To Know Voltage Regulators with a 723
  290. 7 Segment Display Using Neopixel Rings
  291. Black Magic Probe: The Best ARM JTAG Debugger?
  292. Arduino Controlled Micro Distillery
  293. Payphone Boombox Straight Out of the 1990’s.
  294. Salvaged Scope Lets You Watch the Music
  295. We’re Hiring
  296. Make Your Own Nuclear Battery
  297. Quickly Prototyping X-ray Backscatter Machines
  298. The Joy of the ESP8266 and Blynk
  299. Running Intel TBB On a Raspberry Pi
  300. Lost Moon Found: The Satellite That Came Back to Life
  301. Craziest Pin-Saving LCD Trick Ever!
  302. Geohot’s comma.ai Self-Driving Code On GitHub
  303. NixieBot Films Your Tweets
  304. One Bit, One Instruction Discrete CPU
  305. Arm Thrusters, For Underwater Super Powers!
  306. The Hunt For Red October In A Bathtub

November 2016

  1. Tesla Coil Powered Film Canister Gatling Gun
  2. Founding A Company In Shenzhen For Eight Days
  3. My DIY BB-8: Problems, Solutions, Lessons Learned
  4. The ESP: A New 1kB Contender Appears
  5. Silicon Wafer Transfer Machine Is Beautifully Expensive
  6. Demystifying Amateur Radio Callsigns
  7. Dawn of the Tripteron 3D Printer
  8. Lighthouse Locates Drone; Achieves Autonomous Battery Swap
  9. Slack, Backwards Compatible With 1982
  10. Game Controller Cuts the Rug
  11. Drop-in Laser Cutter Alignment Beam Works like a Charm
  12. Fail of the Week: Pinewood Derby Cheat Fails Two Ways
  13. Awarding the 2016 Hackaday Prize
  14. Controlling Your Instruments From A Computer: Doing Something Useful
  15. Flip Dot Displays Appear with Modernized Drivers
  16. HiFive1: RISC-V In An Arduino Form Factor
  17. Life on Contract: How to Fail at Contracting Regardless of Skill
  18. Diamond Batteries That Last For Millennia
  19. Build Your Own YouTube Play Button
  20. Parametric 3D Printable Wheels And Treads
  21. How Many Drones Does It Take To Screw In A Lightbulb?
  22. LEGO Technics Machine Produces True Braided Rope
  23. Building Beautiful Cell Phones Out Of FR4
  24. Tiniest Game Boy Hides in Your Pocket
  25. Glues You Can Use: Adhesives for the Home Shop
  26. Neutralizing Intel’s Management Engine
  27. Daylight Saving Time – Whys And Why Nots
  28. Contribute To Open Source On #OpenCyberMonday
  29. This Quick Hack Will Keep You Online During Your Next Power Outage
  30. Quick Arduino Hack Lets Tach-less Car Display Shift Points
  31. A Different Sort of Word Clock
  32. Start Your Path to Becoming an Antenna Guru
  33. Hackaday Links: November 27, 2016
  34. CNC Dummies for Routers
  35. Sandwich Robot Keeps You Fed So You Can Keep Hacking
  36. Control Anything with a Universal Wireless Remote
  37. DIY Rocket Mass Heater Build Log For Commercial Greenhouse
  38. Controlling a Game Room with Amazon Echo
  39. 3D Printed R/C Lifeboat
  40. DIYing A Raspberry Pi Power Bank
  41. Exquisitely Crafted Nixie Tube Weatherclock
  42. A Big 3D Printer Built Using The Power of Procrastination
  43. A Next-Level Home-Built Flight Simulator
  44. Controlling This Smartwatch is All in the Wrist
  45. A Smart Wand for all us Muggles
  46. Ask Hackaday: What Should Father Christmas Bring From Shenzhen?
  47. Script Your Way Out Of Video Editing Drudgery
  48. The Most Flexible Synthesizer is DIY, Raspberry Pi
  49. Building Your Bots The 1980s Way
  50. Low-cost Video Streaming with a Webcam and Raspberry Pi
  51. Learn Some Plastic Techniques With This SNES WiiMote Mod
  52. Retrotechtacular: Horseless Farming With The Ford Model B
  53. Soviet Portable Scopemeter Teardown
  54. Raspberry Pi Radio Makes the Sweet Music of Bacteria
  55. A Tale of Electronic Manufacturing
  56. Daisy Kite Wind Turbine: Now You Can Buy One
  57. Mintomat: An Overcomplicated Gumball Machine
  58. Giving The World A Better SID
  59. Tiny Tunes On An ATtiny13
  60. We Recommend That You Enter a Cyclocopter From The Front
  61. 90+ Videos Take you from Laser Chump to Laser Champ
  62. Neural Network Keeps it Light
  63. Compressed Air Levitation and the Coanda Effect
  64. Ask Hackaday: Did Video Games Influence Your Career?
  65. 3D Printed GoPro Toy Car Mount
  66. Open Source Pancakes
  67. ZX81 Connects to the Network
  68. Fail More: The Story of [CNLohr]’s Clear Keytar
  69. Cheap Dual Mirror Laser Projector
  70. Custom Data Writer Board For 1996 Plane’s GPS
  71. A Dual-purpose Arduino Servo Tester
  72. Retrotechtacular: Max Headroom Takes Chicago In Audacious TV Hack
  73. Victorian Mouse
  74. Automate the Freight: Robotic Deliveries Are on the Way
  75. “Alexa, Make My ESP8266 Do Something”
  76. Floating Walking Robot
  77. Old Heatsink Lets Ham Push Duty Cycle for Digital Modes
  78. Build Your Own EMI Probes
  79. Fail Of The Week: Talking Chinese Calculator Synth Orchestra
  80. A Buck-Boost Converter from the Ground Up
  81. Open-V, The First Open Source RISC-V Microcontroller
  82. Iron Tips: Soldering Headphones and Enamel Wire
  83. Weaponizing Elementary Science Experiments
  84. Squoze Your Data
  85. IP Over QR Codes
  86. Levitating Table Makes the Sound of This Holochess Jukebox
  87. The Future Travels Of The Travelling Hackerbox
  88. Faulty Parking Meter Tracking System? RFID To The Rescue!
  89. Algorithm Turns PCBs Into Art
  90. DIY Optical Sensor Breakout Board makes DIY Optical Mouse
  91. Showing Off the Badge Hacks from SuperCon
  92. Heathkit: Getting Closer This Time?
  93. Step Up to the 1 kB Challenge
  94. Red Dwarf’s Talkie Toaster Tests Tolerance
  95. A Rebel Alliance for Internet of Things Standards
  96. The Raspberry Pi 2 Gets A Processor Upgrade
  97. Drone Vs. Airplane? Who Will Win? Science Knows.
  98. Sinclair I/O Board Completed Over 30 Years Later
  99. EMG Tutorial Lets You Listen to Your Muscles
  100. Commodore Home – Your Smart Home For 1983
  101. Hackaday Links: November 20, 2016
  102. MIDI Guitar Pedals
  103. Bringing USB Devices To The Apple Desktop Bus
  104. Scrap Bin Mods Move Science Forward
  105. Portable Classroom Upgrade: Smaller, Cheaper, Faster
  106. Five-Watt SDR Transceiver for Hams
  107. Make Your Eyes Louder With Bluetooth Speaker Goggles
  108. Jenkins and Slack Report Build Failure! Light the Beacons!
  109. Stairwell Lights Keep Toddler with Night-Blindness Safe
  110. Ruggedizing A Cheap Camera For Spacecraft Testing
  111. Under the (Linux) Hood
  112. Hackenings: Technologica Incognita Parties After SHA2017 Plans
  113. New Record for Balloon: Duration Aloft
  114. EM Drive Paper Published By Eagleworks Team
  115. Barely-There GSM GPS Tracker
  116. 3D Printed Moon Phase Clock
  117. Cache Shortwave Signals for Later with this SDR Spectrum Grabber
  118. Need an enclosure? Try Scrap Wood with Toner Transfer Labels
  119. Only One Button? No Problem!
  120. Building A LoRa PHY With SDR
  121. Partsbox.io Wants to Organize Your Junk Box
  122. 3D Printering: Smartphone Resin Printers Actually Work
  123. Vintage Computer Festival Switzerland This Weekend
  124. Roll Your Own 64GB SD Card From An EMMC Chip
  125. The BASIC Issue With Retro Computers
  126. Think Your Way to Work in a Mind-Controlled Tesla
  127. iPhone NVMe Chip Reversed with Custom Breakout Boards
  128. Vintage Tube Radio Restorations
  129. A DIY Vacuum Pickup Tool for $75
  130. A Laser Effect Projector Built with Safety in Mind
  131. Open Microfluidics Instrumentation Playset
  132. Enlightened Raspberry Pi Contest Winners
  133. Grace Hopper, Margaret Hamilton, Richard Garwin Named for Medal of Freedom
  134. Creating A PCB In Everything: KiCad, Part 1
  135. Raspberry Pi Robot That Reads Your Emotions
  136. Smartphone Bench Instrument Apps: Disappointment or Delight?
  137. Slow 3.5″ Raspberry Pi LCD Hacked to 40 MHz with ESP8266
  138. Bot Wars: A Collateral Gift of the Automation Revolution
  139. Characterizing A Cheap 500MHz Counter Module
  140. Taig Mill Anointed with Ball Screws (at last!)
  141. Spinning 3D POV Display: a High School Term Project
  142. Solving Hackaday’s Crypto Challenge
  143. PoisonTap Makes Raspberry Pi Zero Exploit Locked Computers
  144. How to Control Your Instruments From A Computer: It’s Easier Than You Think
  145. Crowdfunding: Oh Great, Now Anyone Can Invest In An Indiegogo Campaign
  146. Direct To Object 3D Printing
  147. Star Trek Phone Dock Might as Well Be From Picard’s Night Stand
  148. Another Kind of Cloud: The Internet of Farts
  149. An SDR For The Rest Of Them
  150. Waiting For A Letter? This IoT Mailbox Will Tell You Exactly When It Arrives.
  151. 2,000 LEDs on Fire
  152. Put an Honest Face On Alexa With This HAL 9000 Build
  153. Medium Over Message: A CD-ROM Multimedia Bubble Survivor’s Tale
  154. A Linux Exploit That Uses 6502 Code
  155. The Little Mechanism That Made Precise Time-keeping Possible
  156. Ikea Desk Lamp That Will Defend Your Lungs
  157. Make Water Bridges With High Voltages
  158. Archaeology, Virtually.
  159. Documentation? Wave Me!
  160. Getting a Handle on ESR with a Couple of DIY Meters
  161. Power Wheels Rescued, Restored and Enhanced
  162. New Part Day: Smoothie For RAMPS
  163. Ask Hackaday: How Do You Convert Negative Voltages to Positive?
  164. Supermoon? Or Just Another Perigee Syzygy?
  165. Path To Craftsmanship: Don’t Buy Awful Safety Gear
  166. Electronica 2016: Too Much Electronics
  167. Fun with Fire: Oxy-Acetylene Basics
  168. A Portable, Accurate, Low-Cost, Open Source Air Particle Counter
  169. Super-Sizing Leaf Collection; Hackers Doing Yardwork
  170. Hackaday Links: November 13, 2016
  171. A Truly Classy Metal-Framed Mini CNC
  172. Linux On Your NES Classic Edition
  173. PLC and Linear Actuators Automate Double-Hung Windows
  174. Pulling Music Out Of The Airwaves
  175. Arduino with a… PIC?
  176. Put A Pi In Your JAMMA
  177. 3D Printing Permanent Magnets
  178. DIY KVM Switch Lets You Use One Keyboard and Mouse With Multiple Computers
  179. How Not To Build A CPU Hand Warmer
  180. Hackenings: KiCAD, Science, DevOps, and Cyber
  181. Pi Zero Transforms to Game Boy
  182. Raspberry Pi Spies On… Err… Monitors Baby
  183. Transparent Rocket Engine
  184. Vote With Your Feet
  185. ESP8266 Lullaby
  186. MicroLisp With Matching Parens
  187. A Trove Of Arcade Projects
  188. Think You Know C? Find Out
  189. Better Tornado Warnings with Polygons and Pi
  190. Retrotechtacular: The Golden Book of Chemistry Experiments
  191. ArduWorm: A Malware for Your Arduino Yun
  192. An Introduction to CNC Machine Control
  193. Chemical Hacking at a Store Near You
  194. Crack Mike Tyson’s Punch Out Bang Bang Passwords
  195. Listening to Jupiter on a DIY Radio
  196. ESP Clock Needs More Power
  197. Launitor Saves You From Accidentally Smelly Clothes
  198. Drone Snags A Snag, Pilot Faces Fine
  199. One Hundred Weeks of Legal Car Hacking
  200. Creating A PCB In Everything: Protel Autotrax
  201. Swear Bleep Detecting Eyebrows
  202. Acids, Bases and the Power of Hydrogen
  203. Really Big Digital Clock Finds Use for Really Big 3D Printer
  204. 1MHz, 2 Boards, 4 Bits and a Homebrew CPU
  205. Sunrise Alarm Clock with Organic Twist
  206. Print Directly On Fabric With an Inkjet Printer
  207. Stormtrooper Voice Changer Helmet uses Teensy to Mangle Audio
  208. Visual Guide to the Best Hacker T-Shirts
  209. DIY Coprocessors For The Game Boy Color
  210. My Life in the Connector Zoo
  211. Retrotechtacular: [Walt] Builds A Family Fallout Shelter
  212. Resurrection — Pressing WW2 Radio Equipment Back into Service
  213. A Pipe Organ For The MIDI Generation
  214. Anti-Drone Fence: Science or Snakeoil?
  215. When a CRT Isn’t Retro Enough: LEDs
  216. Simple Hearing Amplifier
  217. The Travelling Hackerbox Is Going International
  218. Alexa Brings Back Singing Fish, This Time It’s A Good Thing
  219. MP3 Player and Handheld GPS is an Odd Combo Work Of Art
  220. Perceptrons in C++
  221. Helicopter Pendulum is PID-licious
  222. Crossing Wheatstone Bridges
  223. Fail of the Week: Upcycling Failed 3D Prints
  224. NASA Puts its 3D Models Up on GitHub
  225. Hollow State Receiver
  226. Primes In A Box
  227. Neopixels Light the Way in Pressure-Sensitive Floor
  228. Orange Pi Releases Two Boards
  229. Tiny Game Boy (That Plays Witcher 3) and Other Things That Blew My Mind
  230. Fictional Hacking: Michael Westen
  231. A Car Stand made of Sand
  232. A Realistic Look At The Death of A Standard
  233. Simple ECG Proves You Aren’t Heartless After All
  234. DIY I2C Devices with ATtiny85
  235. A Vintage Interface For A Modern Radio
  236. IoT Coop Door Cares for Chickens, Tests Home Automation
  237. Hackaday Links: November 6, 2016
  238. Touchless MIDI: The Secret’s In the Mitten
  239. Harpsi-Gourd Gets You Into Thanksgiving Spirit
  240. How Hot is Your Faucet? What Color is the Water?
  241. Tony the Pinball Wizard 3D Prints Full Sized Pinball Machine
  242. Pi Zero Powered Skateboard
  243. Give Your RPi a Cool FPGA Hat
  244. Dtto Explorer Modular Robot Wins 2016 Hackaday Prize
  245. All About Eve
  246. Turn That Old Tablet Into A Sub-$100 Linux Laptop
  247. See if You Can Reverse Engineer This Scrap Metal Battery
  248. Hackenings: Retro Gaming and Computing
  249. Slow Dance Appears to Make Time Run In Slow Motion
  250. Hackit: Laser Cut Your Own Jigsaw Puzzle
  251. Personal Compass Points to Your Spawn Point
  252. Ultra Simple Magnetic Levitator
  253. After The Prize: A Libre Space Foundation
  254. Bake a Fresh Raspberry Pi: Never Struggle To Configure A Pi Again
  255. Brazing Aluminum
  256. Laser Pointer Clock Makes Timekeeping A Drawn-Out Affair
  257. New Part Day: Pynq Zynq
  258. Retrotechtacular: FAX as a Service in 1984
  259. Add Data To Your Shipping Suspicions With This Power-Sipping Datalogger
  260. The Fastest Path to SuperCon Badge Firmware Hacking
  261. Tools of the Trade — Injection Molding
  262. Probably The Simplest Electronic Temperature Controlled Soldering Iron
  263. VR Feels More Real with Leap Motion and This Rotation Sensor
  264. Beyond The Prize: Eye Driving Wheelchairs
  265. Forget Lithium Battery Technology, Just Boil A Potato
  266. 3D Printer Tragedy Claims a Life
  267. Variable Thickness Slicing For 3D Printers
  268. The Hacks And Puzzles Of The Hackaday SuperCon Badge
  269. Specifications You Should Read: The NASA Workmanship Standards
  270. Drum on a Chip–Not That Kind of Chip
  271. The Final 10 Entries of the 2016 Hackaday Prize
  272. The Comic Book World Of Capacitor Marketing
  273. Emulating a GameBoy Advance Inside of a Gameboy Advance
  274. HFSat and The All-HF Amateur Radio Satellite Transponder
  275. After The Prize: Vinduino
  276. Minimal Arduino Clock
  277. Magnets for a Machinist
  278. Computer Emulation In The Manner Of A Turducken
  279. Stealth Cell Tower Inside This Office Printer Calls to Say I Love You
  280. Machine Learning: Foundations
  281. Mastering Ball Screws
  282. ESP32 Modules Popping Up Everywhere, In Stock Almost Nowhere
  283. Rotary Cell Phone: Blast from a Past that Never Was
  284. LED Matrix Shades You Can Actually See Though
  285. Easy Parabolic Mirror from a Trash Can Lid
  286. Surf’s Up! Virtually
  287. Wii U RetroPie Console Looks Gorgeous
  288. After The Prize: Chipwhisperer
  289. New Lithium Battery Technology Takes Guts
  290. SSH Enters the Mosh Pit
  291. Pi Cart: 2,400 Games In One
  292. Hams in Space Part 2: The Manned Spaceflights
  293. FingerRing is Simplest Multichannel Mixer
  294. Web Matrix Control Proves Power of ESP8266
  295. Vietnam War Helicopter Turned Amphibious Racecar
  296. Handheld Sudoku (Assuming You Have Large Hands)

October 2016

  1. Sort Your Candy With A Raspberry Pi And Google Cloud Vision
  2. Building Transistors with Transistors
  3. The Potowitzer: A Rapid Fire Potato Cannon
  4. By the Glow of the CRT
  5. What’s New, ESP-32? Testing the Arduino Library
  6. Put That Amateur Radio License to Use on 915 MHz
  7. Making VR A Little More Usable With A Pinch Gesture Ring
  8. The Lotus Sevens: The Real Most-Hackable Cars
  9. Forget Wifi or Bluetooth, Pair Directly With Your Phone’s Speaker
  10. Phone-To-Phone Power Thievery
  11. Hackaday Links: October 30, 2016
  12. Just In Time For Christmas! A DIY Desktop LED Tree
  13. Robotic Farming, Aussie Style
  14. Projection Mapping in Motion Amazes
  15. Ultra-Polished, Handmade Settlers of Catan Redux
  16. Litter Basket Automation
  17. Primer on Servos Hits All the Basics
  18. A Virtual Glimpse Into The Forest
  19. Vintage Radio Transformed into Custom PC Case
  20. Easy UFO Lights on your Drone for Halloween
  21. Build the Simplest Bipolar Power Supply
  22. Living off the Grid, on Water Power
  23. Diamonds are for Data Storage
  24. [Geohot]’s Self-Driving Car Cancelled
  25. A Quick History of the Battery
  26. Protecting Your Home Against Potato Invaders
  27. Hackaday Prize Entry: Humidifeyes
  28. Glow-In-The-Dark Antenna Helps You Spot Your Car At Night
  29. Try Not to Look at this Giant Plasma Tube
  30. Bending the Light
  31. Don’t Make Your Battlebot Out Of A Pumpkin
  32. Apple Sucks Now, Here’s A ThinkPad Buyer’s Guide
  33. ODROID XU4 Runs Cool as Water
  34. Not Quite 101 Uses For An ATX Power Supply
  35. Duckhunting – Stopping Rubber Ducky Attacks
  36. The Pumpkin Noti-Fire
  37. Hackaday Prize Entry: Bilateral Brain Stimulator
  38. Train Time Ticker Will Save Your Morning Commute
  39. Battery Powered Fog Machine Just in Time for Halloween
  40. Shocking Halloween Decoration
  41. You Kids Get Those Drones out of my Airspace!
  42. BASIC Interpreter Hidden in ESP32 Silicon
  43. Qualcomm Buys NXP In Largest Ever Semiconductor Deal
  44. Parts You Should know: A Universe Of Useful Injection Molded Standoffs
  45. A Short Introduction to Staking and Potting
  46. One Home Made NES To Rule Them All
  47. Hackaday Prize Entry: Smart Bed Lighting
  48. Physics or Phiction?
  49. Retrofitting Smoke Alarms With Bluetooth
  50. An Open Source 96 MSPS Logic Analyzer For $22
  51. Converting a TP Link Router to Mission Control for Cheap 433MHz Home Automation
  52. Why You Should Own A Sewing Machine
  53. A Modest But Well-Assembled Home Hydropower Setup
  54. Life on Contract: How to Find Clients as an Engineering Contractor
  55. Botnet Recall of Things
  56. Etching Your Own Metal
  57. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Cluster Of Exoskeletons
  58. A Spreadsheet For Guesswork
  59. What Does ESD Do To My Circuit and How Can I Protect Against It?
  60. A Glimpse Into The Mind Of A Robot Vacuum Cleaner
  61. Dual-boot Your Arduino
  62. Sailing Ships, Slide Rules, and the Quality of Engineering
  63. Hacker’s Wishlist: What Must-Have Components Let You Build Anything?
  64. Want to Make a PCB? The Pantum Knows…
  65. Death to the 3.5mm Audio Jack, Long Live Wireless
  66. Sometimes Square is Square: Basic Machinist Skills
  67. Building The Brightest Light Sabre In The World
  68. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Big, Inexpensive 3D Printer
  69. The Most Impractical Bluetooth Speaker of 2016
  70. When Your Screen Breaks In The Himalayas
  71. Faux-AI Clapper Almost Seems to be Listening
  72. Internet Doorbell Gone Full-Hipster
  73. Engage Tinfoil Hat: Samsung Note 7 Battery Theory
  74. Raspberry Pi Zero as a USB Stick
  75. Should You Outsource Manufacturing? A Handy Guide
  76. Umbrella Drones — Jellyfish Of The Sky
  77. Toyota’s Code Didn’t Meet Standards and Might Have Led To Death
  78. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Modern, Universal Power Glove
  79. The Animated Gif Camera, Brought To You By A Raspberry Pi
  80. Hackaday Links: October 23, 2016
  81. SNES EPROM Programmer with Arduino
  82. OpenFixture Takes the Pain Out of Pogo Pins
  83. Amalgamate is the Internet of Compost
  84. 3D Universe Theater
  85. WarWalking With The ESP8266
  86. How to Make a Human Crossbow
  87. Hackaday Prize Entry: The Fog – The Cloud At Ground Level
  88. Making A Cassette Mass Storage Interface
  89. Impressive Pi System Controls Large Office
  90. Codebender Shuts Down
  91. Hackenings: Burbank and Cairo
  92. Supercapacitor Uses No Carbon
  93. Ottawa Maker Faire: Droids And Pick And Place Machines
  94. Hook Any Mouse to an Acorn
  95. Trio of Magnetrons Power a Microwave Rifle
  96. Hackaday Prize Entry: The Open Voice Factory
  97. Minecraft Sword Lights Up When Nearby Friends
  98. Simple Game Boy iPhone Mod Is Simple
  99. RadarCat Gives Computers A Sense of Touch
  100. You Might Not Be Able To Read This
  101. Two-Stage Tentacle Mechanisms Part III: Putting it All Together
  102. Down the Rabbit Hole and Back Out Again: Serial Over Headphone Jack
  103. A Machine Shop in A Toolbox: Just Add Time
  104. Send a Raspberry Pi Back in Time to 1980
  105. 3D Print An Enigma Machine That’s Close To The Real Thing
  106. Hackaday Prize Entry: Antigravity Arm Floaties
  107. A Slice of Ubuntu
  108. Hajime, Yet Another IoT Botnet
  109. Wooden Puzzle Book Will Twist and Dazzle Your Brain
  110. UK IT Specialist Unable to Boil Water, Make Tea
  111. Chemical Nomenclature
  112. RPi Show and Tell Saturday and NYC Meetup on Monday
  113. Navigation Thing: Four Days, Three Problems, and Fake Piezos
  114. Are Today’s Engineers Worse?
  115. Brew a Cup of Coffee Without Electricity!
  116. How To Find, Buy, And Renovate A Titan II Missile Silo
  117. Hackaday Prize Entry: 3D Prints For The Visually Impaired
  118. Dumb Terminals And Raspberry Pis
  119. Fail of the Week: Cutting Steel with Baking Soda
  120. Make Any PC A Thousand Dollar Gaming Rig With Cloud Gaming
  121. Retrotechtacular: Whatever Happened To The Paper Mobile Phone
  122. Newsflash: A Bunch of Arduinos is Not an Autonomous Car
  123. The Micro:Bit Gets A Foundation
  124. Tripping Out: A Field Guide to Circuit Protection
  125. A Win For The Raspberry Pi Compute Module
  126. Scissors Make Great Automatic Cable Cutters
  127. Hackaday Prize Entry: Simpsons Hands
  128. The BITX Transceiver Comes Of Age
  129. Turning Broken Toy Into Laser Target Practice
  130. Germans React to UK’s micro:bit
  131. Will the Real Schrodinger’s Cat Please Stand Up
  132. Electromagnetic Pulse: Pure Hollywood?
  133. What’s The Deal With Atmel And Microchip?
  134. Monstrous Suit of Power Armor 3D Printed over 140 Days
  135. Hackaday Prize Entry: Tongue Computer Interface
  136. Rotating Frame Will Change Your View of Vertical Images
  137. This Miniscule IR to HID Keyboard Hides in a Key Cap
  138. A DIY, Visual Alexa
  139. Design and Hacking Drilldown: SuperCon Badge
  140. It’s a Clock! It’s a Puzzle! It’s The GoonieBox!
  141. The Little Things I Didn’t Know About Small DC Motors
  142. Retrotechtacular: Piano Rolls, Made By Apple ][
  143. A Vintage Single Transistor LED Blinker
  144. Hackaday Prize Entry: The Internet Of Casts
  145. A Robot Arm From The Cupboard
  146. Hackaday Links: October 16, 2016
  147. A Cheap, 555-Based Geiger Counter
  148. Upcycle An Isolation Transformer
  149. Teardown a Classic : Tektronix P6042 Current Probe
  150. Estimate Your English Vocabulary Using Python
  151. Homemade E-Drums Hit All The Right Notes
  152. Finding A Use For Surplus Filament Spools
  153. Hackaday Prize Entry: A 3D Printed Prosthetic Foot
  154. Weather Ticker Shows How Easy It Can Be
  155. A Compact Star Tracking Tripod
  156. Dirt Cheap Muon Detector Puts Particle Physics Within DIY Reach
  157. Look What Showed Up For Bring-A-Hack At OSH Park
  158. Hacker Helps His Mother Lift Her Walker When He’s Not There
  159. Amazon Dash Reboots Your Pi
  160. A Lot Of WiFi Power, A Yagi, And A Sniper’s ‘Scope
  161. Not Just Another Alarm Clock
  162. Hackaday Prize Entry: FLipMouse
  163. Raspberry Pi Want a Cracker?
  164. Counting Eggs With A Webcam
  165. Microwave Ovens Turn You into Spiderman
  166. Graphene Refractions
  167. Program Your Brain, Hack Your Way to Productivity
  168. Pulley Lamp Stands Up With You
  169. Li-Ion Tech Staring Into the Abyss with Note 7 Failure
  170. Maslow Brings The Wall Plotter Into The Woodshop
  171. Running LISP on an ESP8266
  172. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Cheap, Portable Incubator
  173. Pneumatic Launcher Gets Ham Antennas Hanging High
  174. Keep Tabs on the Weather with rpi_status
  175. Watch The Diesel Effect in Ballistic Gelatin
  176. 3D Printed Nozzles Turbocharge Microsphere Production
  177. Skynet Takes Over…Academia?
  178. From CRT TV To All-In-One Console
  179. Too Good To Throw Away: Dealing with an Out-Of-Control Junk Hoard
  180. Blinking An LED – Extreme Edition
  181. Hackathon Alert: Clean Tech At TVCoG
  182. Hackaday Prize Entry: An Open Bluetooth Switch Interface
  183. Bike Saddle As Workshop Stool
  184. Fridge Parts Make Air Compressor That’s Easy on the Ears
  185. Become Very Unpopular Very Fast With This DIY EMP Generator
  186. Honey, They Shrunk the Transistor
  187. How to Measure the Dielectric Constant for DIY Capacitors
  188. An Easy Home Made Electroadhesive
  189. Get Hands-On: Workshop Tickets Now Available
  190. Ask Hackaday: DIY Handwriting Recognition
  191. Raspberry Pi Boots CP/M
  192. NextThingCo Introduces C.H.I.P. Pro, GR8 System On Module
  193. Hackaday Prize Entry: Hands|On Gloves Speaks Sign Language
  194. Resurrecting the Retro-futuristic Poly-1
  195. 3D Printed Electric Longboard Courtesy Of Stratasys
  196. Blooming Flower Lamp Will Test Your 3D Printer
  197. 64×16 LED MQTT Laundry Display
  198. Creating A PCB In Everything: Friends Don’t Let Friends Use Fritzing
  199. Reverse Engineering The Internet Of Coffee
  200. What We Are Doing Wrong. The Robot That’s Not in Our Pocket
  201. Peculiar Fluid Dynamics Creates Hot and Cold Air
  202. Three of our Favorite Hackers
  203. Hackaday Prize Entry: Augmented Reality Historical Reenactments
  204. Making a Gesture
  205. Porting NES to the ESP32
  206. [NE555]’s SMD Prototyping is a Work of Art
  207. The People, Talks, and Swag of Open Hardware Summit
  208. Beware Common Sense Engineering
  209. Self-Driving R/C Car Uses An Intel NUC
  210. These 20 Projects Won $1000 For Assistive Technologies
  211. Using The FCC EAS For Fun And Profit
  212. The Collatz-O-Matic: a State Machine with Style!
  213. A Completely Open Microcontroller
  214. TensorFlow Robot Recognizes Objects
  215. Slide Viewer Upgrade is a Bright Idea
  216. Hackaday Links: October 9, 2016
  217. Arcade Cabinet Build Takes Quarters, Dispenses Fun
  218. 3D Printing Real People Is Scary
  219. Cheap 360 Degree Camera
  220. Simulate Your Robot Before You Build It
  221. Two Words That Don’t Mean What You Think They Do
  222. Hackaday Prize Entry: Raspberry Pi Zero Smart Glass
  223. DIY Plant LED Light Prototype Lights Up The Winter
  224. Minimal Computer and Operating System: One Button, One LED
  225. The Haunting Last Day of Hot Metal Typesetting at The New York Times
  226. NASA Knows Where the Meteors Are
  227. Hackerspace Takes Fume Extraction Seriously
  228. Wireless Trivia Game Buzzers Using HopeRF RFM69
  229. Design and Testing of the Form 2
  230. Hackaday Prize Entry: Vendotron
  231. Feel Better About Yourself With These Ugly Repairs
  232. Certification For Open Source Hardware Announced
  233. Party Drone Comes up Roses
  234. Orka Controls the (Pi) World
  235. BuildTak, PEI, and Early Adopter Syndrome
  236. Blue LED Streetlights Keeping You Awake?
  237. Retrotechtacular: Head Start On Tomorrow
  238. Treadmill To Belt Grinder Conversion Worked Out
  239. Fail of the Week: Power Wheels Racing Series
  240. Hackaday Prize Entry: $50 Foot Controlled Mouse
  241. Open Design Oscilloscope Could be (Almost) Free
  242. Never Twice the Same Color: Why NTSC is so Weird
  243. Galaga Cabinet is Out of This World
  244. Robots With 3D Printed Shock Absorbing Skin
  245. Maybe Your Next Robot Should Be a Cyclocrane
  246. Tetris in 446 Bytes
  247. Life On Contract: How To Have a Meeting
  248. Driving 16 WS2812B Strips with GPIOs and DMA
  249. How To Become Part Of An IoT Botnet
  250. Hackaday Prize Entry: Head-up For High Voltage
  251. LED Bulb-shade Cityscapes
  252. Fashion Mannequin Is Fiberglass Reinforced Paper Craft
  253. Tiny Smoothies At Maker Faire
  254. Basement 3D Printer Builds Are Too Easy. Try Building One on Mars.
  255. Two-Stage Tentacle Mechanisms Part II: the Cable Controller
  256. Reverse Engineering the Sony PocketStation
  257. Win Loot with the Enlightened Raspberry Pi Contest
  258. Choosing A ‘Scope: Examining Bandwidth
  259. The New York Public Library Built a Reading Railroad
  260. Transmitting Analog TV, Digitally
  261. Hackaday Prize Entry: Making A Book Reader That Can Survive Kindergarten
  262. Hello 3D Printed Dolly
  263. The Art of Making A Nixie Tube
  264. A Quickly-Hacked-Together Avalanche Pulse Generator
  265. Glitching USB Firmware for Fun
  266. Raspberry Pi, Send Me a Letter
  267. $12 Quadcopter Frame from PVC Pipe
  268. Hackaday in Portland this Week for Open Hardware Summit
  269. How to Get Started with the ESP32
  270. An Atari 600XL Talks Composite Video
  271. Custom Keyboard Makes the Case for Concrete
  272. Hackaday Prize Entry: Tongue Vision
  273. A Reproduction Vintage Sound Card
  274. Who Could Resist a Color Coded Clock?
  275. How To Hack A Spacecraft To Die Gracefully
  276. DIY Nozzle Socks For Your 3D Printer
  277. Homemade Capacitors Of A Mad Scientist
  278. Stacking Voltage References To High Voltage Extremes
  279. Everything You’ll Find at the SuperConference
  280. The Fastest Rise Time In The West: Making A Truly Quick Pulse Edge
  281. Maker Faire Multicolor and Multi Material 3D Printing
  282. Scanning Parts Into KiCad
  283. Hackaday Prize Entry: FPGAs For The Raspberry Pi Zero
  284. A Desk Lamp Solder Fume Extractor
  285. Hackaday Links: October 2, 2016
  286. Multimeter Probe Goes Full Circle
  287. The Tiny 3D Printers Of Maker Faire
  288. 3D Print Your Garden
  289. How To Have an Above Average Time With a Cheap Horizontal Bandsaw
  290. Home-Made Metal Brake
  291. Conductive Paint Turns Pizza Box Into DJ Mixing Station
  292. Hackaday Prize Entry: The GECK
  293. Hack An 8085 like it’s 1985
  294. Arduino Vs. Arduino: Arduino Won
  295. Maker Faire NY: Chipsetter, The Pick And Place For Your Production
  296. Oculus Pi
  297. Portable Lightweight Foundry
  298. Riding Rollercoasters with 3D Printed Kidneys, Passing Stones
  299. Tiny Pipe Organ Needs Tiny Church
  300. When LEGO Flies
  301. Hackaday Prize Entry: Crowdsourced Tactile Interfaces
  302. Making an Espresso Pot In the Machine Shop

September 2016

  1. DIY Watt-Balance Redefines Your Kilograms From Scratch
  2. Very, Very Tiny X86 Systems
  3. Qualcomm Looks to Gobble Up NXP
  4. Lock Up Your Raspberry Pi with Google Authenticator
  5. Cellular Automata Explorer
  6. Calling All Procrastinators
  7. 3D Printering: Trinamic TMC2130 Stepper Motor Drivers
  8. A Beautiful Turntable With A Heart Of Concrete
  9. Amazon Offers $2.5M To Make Alexa Your Friend
  10. Hackaday Prize Entry: Explore M3 ARM Cortex M3 Development Board
  11. Earliest Recorded Computer Music Restored
  12. Weatherproof Circuits With a Pouch Laminator
  13. Boombox Doorjam Plays Your Theme Song When You Step in the Ring
  14. Hallucinating Machines Generate Tiny Video Clips
  15. Testing the Speed-of-Light Conspiracy
  16. Creating A PCB In Everything: Eagle DRC and Gerber Files
  17. Taking a U2F Hardware Key from Design to Production
  18. Distributed Censorship or Extortion? The IoT vs Brian Krebs
  19. Homebrew Powerwall Sitting at 20kWh
  20. 3D Printing A Stop Motion Animation
  21. Hackaday Prize Entry: Bypassing TV broadcasting restrictions
  22. Listen to the Sun, Saturn, and the Milky Way with Your Own Radio Telescope
  23. 808 Drum Machine In An ATTiny 14-Pin Chip
  24. SIM Card Connectors and White PCBs Make Huge LED Snowflakes Happen
  25. Prusa Releases 4-Extruder Upgrade
  26. Ask Hackaday: How Do You Make A Hotplate?
  27. New SuperCon Badge is 40% Lighter and a Work of Art
  28. Chemical Formulas 101
  29. Raspberry Pi Adds A Digital Dash To Your Car
  30. Songbird, A Mostly 3D Printed Pistol That Appears To Actually Work
  31. Hackaday Prize Entry: Under Cabinet LED Lighting Controller
  32. A Real Turn Off
  33. Line Follower with No Arduino
  34. New Part Day: Wireless BeagleBones On A Chip
  35. Smart Sutures
  36. Retrotechtacular: Power Driven Articulated Dummy
  37. 3D Printed Acoustic Holograms: Totally Cool, Not Totally Useless
  38. Automatic Resistance: Resistors Controlled by the Environment
  39. Ghetto Ribbon Connector
  40. Putting Sand, Water, and Metal into A 3D Print
  41. The Hackaday Prize: An Open Electric Wheelchair
  42. PIC32 DMA SPI
  43. Shop Made Squareness Comparator
  44. Seeking Treachery in a Questionably Sourced Phone
  45. All Your Displays Are Belong to Us
  46. The Healthy Maker: Tackling Vapors, Fumes And Heavy Metals
  47. A Brief History Of ‘Drone’
  48. Don’t Like the FAA’s Drone Registration? Sue Them!
  49. Extra-Large Denial of Service Attack Uses DVRs, Webcams
  50. Electronic Message In a Bottle
  51. Ig Nobel Prizes: GoatMan, Volkswagen, and the Personalities of Rocks
  52. Hackaday Prize Entry: Raspberry Pi Thermal Imaging
  53. Simple RFID Door Lock System
  54. Hackaday Links: September 25, 2016
  55. Air-Powered Top Only Possible on a 3D Printer
  56. Sending Music Long Distance Using A Laser
  57. Rubidium Disciplined Real Time Clock
  58. Catching Lightning With High Voltages And A Kite
  59. Solenoid Engine with Woodworking Chops
  60. Hackaday Prize Entry: Theia IoT light-switch
  61. Cute but Serious-Faced Automata Produce a Pour Over
  62. Pressure Plate LED Coasters!
  63. Colorful Display Keeps Track of Your Network
  64. Hacklet 126 – Teensy Projects
  65. Artificial Skylight Brings Sunlight To Any Room
  66. Now is the Golden Age of Artisanal, Non-Traditional Tube Amps
  67. See a Cheap Smoker get an Automation Power Up
  68. Hackaday Prize Entry: Catch The IMSI Catchers
  69. Home-made Adjustable Knife Jig
  70. From Audio, To 3D Printed Sculpture, And Back Again
  71. Smart Watch Hack Lets You Use Your 3.5mm Headphones With An iPhone 7
  72. The Arduino Sleeps with the Fishes
  73. Creating A PCB In Everything: Eagle, Part 2
  74. Join Hackaday For an NYC Meetup
  75. Finding ESP8266 Inside Big-Box Store IoT Plugs
  76. Web Bluetooth: The New Hotness and Its Dangers
  77. Building Pneumatic Actuators With 3D Printed Molds
  78. World’s Biggest, Most Useless AI Machine
  79. Hackaday Prize Entry: Dodo 6502 Game System
  80. Electric Train Demonstrator
  81. Scratch-Built EV From Hoverboards
  82. Hi-Tech Tool For Measuring Your Kid’s Height
  83. Canary Island Team Wins World Robotic Sailing 2016
  84. Creating A PCB in Everything: Eagle, Part 1
  85. My Take on Assistive Tech for the Hackaday Prize
  86. How To Drill A Curved Hole
  87. Hacker Places To Visit: Musée des Arts et Métiers in Paris
  88. Arduino Sketch: The Next Generation
  89. Want To Wake Up In A Ship’s Warp Core? Circadia Sunrise Clock Makes it So
  90. Hackaday Prize Entry: LipSync, Smartphone Access For Quadriplegic People
  91. Brushless HDD Motor Driver from 9V and Painter’s Tape
  92. Copper Thermite Explodes and Smolders Successfully
  93. Anger Release Machine Is Built To Break
  94. Creating A PCB In Everything: Introduction
  95. How to Run a Pagekite Server to Expose Your Raspberry Pi
  96. Panel Meter-To-Bluetooth Hack Hijacks The Display Segments
  97. 5 More SuperCon Speakers You Don’t Want to Miss
  98. Hackspace Websites And The Great Software Trap
  99. Arduino Detects Pants on Fire
  100. Here’s the Turbocharged BBQ Grill You’ve Been Waiting For
  101. Hackaday Prize Entry: The Internet Of Meat
  102. Arcade Button Pressing Game
  103. Classing Up a RetroPie Arcade With a Wine Barrel
  104. LEGO Looper Makes Modular Music
  105. MakerBot Releases Their 6th Generation Of 3D Printers
  106. Expose your Raspberry Pi on Any Network
  107. RC Drag Racing Christmas Tree and Speed Trap
  108. Ask Hackaday: Help Me Choose A ‘Scope
  109. Absolute 3D Tracking With EM Fields
  110. An ESP8266 in Every Light Switch and Outlet
  111. Hackaday Prize Entry: Mouse Controlled Microscope
  112. The Cicada: A Parasite Art Piece With Commitment Issues
  113. Thermoelectric Dry Ice Generator Does Not Work (Yet)
  114. “Smilemachine” Helmet is a Delightful Mixture of Tech
  115. Amateur Radio Parity Act Passes US House
  116. Grinding Gears: Figuring Out The Ratio
  117. Real-Life Space Invaders with Drones and Lasers
  118. Preparing Your Product For The FCC
  119. New Part Day: A Truly Secure Workstation
  120. Real, Life-Sized Transformers
  121. Hackaday Prize Entry: Text To Speech The Hard Way
  122. A Robotic 808 Drum Machine
  123. Hackaday Links: September 18, 2016
  124. Spectrum Analyzer With 555 Fits In A Tin
  125. LVL1 Hackerspace Builds A DOOMcano
  126. Forge Your Own Neon Signs With EL Wire
  127. Clustering A Lot Of Raspberry Pi Zeros
  128. Vacuum Exposure Unit Gives Better PCB Etching Results
  129. High Impedance Headphones? They’re In The Can!
  130. Hackaday Prize Entry: AutoFan Saves Tired Drivers With Face Recognition
  131. Chair Dances Like No One Is Watching
  132. Possible Fire Hazard: Wanhao Duplicator i3 3D Printer
  133. [Geohot] Selling His “Self-Driving” Car Tech for $1k by New Year
  134. Ask Hackaday: Are Gaming PCs Hard to Build?
  135. Portable Workbench Crams An Entire Workspace Into One Box
  136. Hacklet 125 – DIY Laptops
  137. Drone Flies 12 cm on Wireless Power
  138. Wilderness Radio Build
  139. Hackaday Prize Entry: High End Preamps
  140. High Performance Crystal Radio
  141. Smartphone TV Remote Courtesy of Homekit and ESP8266
  142. Waste Shark Aims To Clean Our Harbours And Oceans
  143. Retrotechtacular: Railroads In The Jet Age
  144. A Better Way to Measure Your Impact on the World
  145. RC Car Piloting with the Blast Shield Down
  146. Resistance in Motion: What You Should Know About Variable Resistors
  147. Grand Theft Auto V Used To Teach Self-Driving AI
  148. A New OS For Apple II Computers
  149. Hackaday Prize Entry: Neopixel Pocket Watch
  150. Yet Another Inductance Measuring Scheme
  151. Tiny House Forecasts Weather
  152. Desuiciding Capcom Arcade Boards
  153. The Surprising Story Of The First Microprocessors
  154. 3D Printering: Aramid and Carbon Fiber Infused ABS
  155. Custom Gaming Keypad Developed with PSoC and Fusion 360
  156. ESP32 Hands-On: Awesome Promise
  157. Open Hardware RC Radios
  158. Retro-Soviet Computer Brings The 80s Back
  159. Hackaday Prize Entry: Environmental Regulation
  160. Mega-Plate Petri-Dish Lets You Watch The Evolution Of Bacteria
  161. 3D Printed Door Latch has One Moving Part – Itself!
  162. Robotic Arm from Cardboard
  163. MIT Researchers Can Read Closed Books (and defeat CAPTCHA)
  164. Optimizing the Spread: More Spreadsheet Circuit Design Tricks
  165. Hacking a Dollar Store Bluetooth Device
  166. Wanhao Duplicator i3 Should Put an End to “Cheapest Printer” Kickstarters
  167. Staring at the Sun: Erasing an EPROM
  168. Furuta Style Inverted Pendulum Is King of Geek Desk Ornaments
  169. Hackaday Prize Entry: The Internet Of Garbage
  170. Complex, Beautiful Device is Limited to Text-speak and Cat Pictures (WTF, LOL)
  171. MicroLisp, Lisp For The AVR
  172. Lifting The Secret Of The Wooden Rings
  173. Review: The National Museum Of Computing
  174. Bewegungsfelder Is A Wireless IMU Motion Capturing System
  175. The Bootup Guide to Homebrew Two-Stage Tentacle Mechanisms
  176. The USB Killer Now Has Commercial Competition
  177. Automate Git and Upgrade Your Battle Station With a Custom Peripheral
  178. Hackaday Prize Entry: Alarm Detection For The Hearing Impaired
  179. Diodes With Hats: Zener and Schottky
  180. Build Your Own Import Variable Lab Bench Power Supply
  181. Wazer: The Waterjet For Your Garage
  182. Licorice Launcher Locks on to Your Voice
  183. Decapsulation Reveals Fake Chips
  184. Take Your PCBs from Good to Great: Toner Transfer
  185. Get Your Ticket to SuperCon, the Greatest Hardware Creation Con
  186. Path to Craftsmanship: The Art of Being Wrong
  187. Sewbo Robot Sews Up Automated Garment Manufacturing
  188. Super-small Robotic Joints Don’t Exist? They Do Now!
  189. Hackaday Prize Entry: Aesthetic As Hell
  190. “Nixie” Tubes Sound Good
  191. Hackaday Links: September 11, 2016
  192. Building An Electric Longboard From Scratch
  193. This EAGLE Script Gets Quotes For Your Boards
  194. Simple Clock from Tiny Chip
  195. A Motorcycle Lift From A Trailer Jack
  196. SNES Micro Is A Pi Z Of Art
  197. Hackaday Prize Entry: Autonomous Kayaks
  198. 3D Printing School of Knocks
  199. Raspberry Pi Plays All That Jazz
  200. A 3D Printed Camera (Including The Lens)
  201. Hacklet 124 Running Robots and The Claw
  202. Careful Crafting Makes DIY 7-Segment Display Shine
  203. Giant-Scale Physical Pong
  204. Bring Doping, Microfluidics, Photovoltaics, and More Into the Home
  205. Hackaday Prize Entry: Characterizing LED and Laser Diodes
  206. Landscape Lighting that Also Texts
  207. VW Engineer Pleads Guilty To Conspiracy
  208. NES Zapper: Improved with Lasers
  209. Books You Should Read: Poorly Made In China
  210. Very Simple PC Frequency Counter Works Up To 100MHz
  211. Life On Contract: Estimating Project Time
  212. Raspberry Pi Radio Streaming Service Guts Yamaha Shelf System
  213. Overhauling The ESP8266’s Flash Memory Handling
  214. Hackaday Prize Entry: Boots And Cats And Boots And Cats
  215. Cityscape Infinity Table
  216. 31415926 (That’s roughly Π times 10 million Raspberries)
  217. Reverse Engineering and Networking The A/C Remote Control
  218. Top Ten Reasons Not To Buy A Fake MacBook Charger. Number Eight Will Shock You.
  219. Review: The RC2014 Z80 Computer
  220. Nexmon Turns Nexus 5 (and RPi3!) Into WiFi Toolkit
  221. Megasquirting My 1983 Datsun Z
  222. Safely Remove Drill Chuck; Receive Motor, Gearbox, and Clutch
  223. Ducklings Raised by Remote
  224. Hackaday Prize Entry: An Electric Bike And A Dashboard
  225. Soft Robot With Microfluidic Logic Circuit
  226. Water-Cooled LED Light
  227. Tracking Airplanes From An Autonomous Boat
  228. Amazing Meccano Pinball Machine Fully Functional Before Meeting Its Fate
  229. 3D Printering: XT-CF20 Carbon Fiber Filament Review
  230. Nintendo Wields DMCA Ax On Fan Games
  231. The Quantum Eraser
  232. Raspberry Pi Walkie Talkie Mumbles To Friends
  233. Cheap Toy Airboat Gets a Cheap R/C Upgrade
  234. Hackaday Prize Entry: Adblock For TV
  235. Wooing A Lady Into Persisting with Persistence… of Vision
  236. Vintage 16mm Film Editor Is Now Retro Arcade
  237. Bicycle Seismograph Measures The Streets
  238. Run a RepRap on an ESP8266
  239. Hackaday Dictionary: Mux/Demux
  240. A Helmet to Make Daft Punk Jealous
  241. What is There to Know About Resistors?
  242. Rita’s Dolls Probably Live Better Than You Do
  243. Apollo: The Alignment Optical Telescope
  244. New Part Day: The ESP32 Has Been Released
  245. Hackaday Prize Entry: A One Hand Bottle Opener
  246. Enjoy The Last Throes of Summer With a Nice Pool Automation Project
  247. Portable Battery Bank Only Looks Like a Bomb
  248. 3D-Printed Prosthetic Puts the Power in the Hands of Those Who Need It
  249. Would You Like a Satellite Dish?
  250. Bamboo Plant Becomes A Stylish Light Switch
  251. Retrotechtacular: Home Video Recording
  252. Fitness Tracker Teardown is a Lesson In Design for Manufacture
  253. Hand Waving Unlocks Door
  254. Hackaday Prize Entry: Lucid Dreaming Research
  255. Quick Hack Creates A Visual Beep Alarm
  256. Hackaday Links: September 4, 2016
  257. Carbon Nanotube Transistors Are On The Passing Lane
  258. Music Player for the Ability-Impaired
  259. Convert Any USB Keyboard to Bluetooth
  260. Raspberry Pi Chiptune Player Rocks a Sound Chip from the 80’s
  261. Russian Hacker Multiplies Value of Boost Converter
  262. Bathroom Status Reporting Hack Eliminates Lines, Frustration
  263. Cheap Vacuum Source For Working With Dangerous Chemicals
  264. Hackaday Prize Entry: Cheap Visible Light Communication
  265. Game Pie Advance Brings Retro Gaming To Your Fingertips
  266. Talking DIY Z-80 Retrocomputer Complete with Dev Tools
  267. Altitude Controlled LED Jacket Changes Color as You Climb
  268. Hacklet 123 – Watches
  269. Flying A Normally-Sized Drone With A Nano-Drone’s Brain
  270. Software USB On the ESP8266
  271. Interesting Switch Autopsy
  272. Tour de Force Battery Hacking
  273. Hackaday Prize Entry: BunnyBot Helps Out All On Its Own
  274. 10,000 Lumen Sunrise Lamp Curses the Darkness
  275. Make Your Own Simple VHF Tuning Capacitor
  276. Five-Stage Coilgun Powered by an Arc Welder!
  277. Decoding Rediscovered Rope Memory From the Apollo Guidance Computer
  278. Books You Should Read: Engineer to Win By Carroll Smith
  279. Mini Plasma Cutter
  280. From Project To Kit: After The Sale
  281. “Starry Night” Dress Shines on the Experience of Multiple Builds
  282. Racing Roomba Packs the Power to Pop Wheelies
  283. Hackaday Prize Entry: Magic Bit-Of-Wire Motion Detector Library For Arduino
  284. High-Voltage Fractals
  285. Likely Everything You Need To Know Before Adopting A Drill Press
  286. Blowtorch SMD Reflow
  287. How To Make Your Weller Wireless
  288. How to Use Docker to Cross Compile for Raspberry Pi (and More)
  289. Cat-Operated Cat Food Dispenser
  290. How the Human Brain Stores Data
  291. How I²C EEPROM Talks to the Bus
  292. Inventables Releases Improved X-Carve CNC Router
  293. Hackaday Prize Entry: Open Sip And Puff
  294. Antenna Rotation Arduino Style

August 2016

  1. Internet Of Things Woodworking
  2. The Evolution of a DIY Circuit Board Plotter
  3. NES Light Gun Fires Awesome Laser Effect
  4. Circuit Design? Spread the Joy
  5. Big Brother and Others Are Watching Your Car
  6. Working For Elon Musk
  7. Build a Tiny (Unstable) Bugging Device
  8. Amazon Dash Button Finds Your Phone
  9. Hackaday Prize Entry: Coffee Machine Grows In Complexity With No Sign Of Stopping
  10. Pan and Tilt with Dual Controllers
  11. High-end Headphones Fixed with High-end CNC Machine
  12. Tricking Duck Hunt to See A Modern LCD TV as CRT
  13. Four Of Our Favorite Hardware Talks
  14. Shell Game
  15. Citizen Scientist Radio Astronomy (and More): No Hardware Required
  16. Review: Monoprice Maker Ultimate 3D Printer
  17. Impressive Junkyard CNC Made From Fancy Garbage
  18. Fixing the Ampere: Redefining the SI Unit
  19. Hackaday Prize Entry: 1337 Haxxor Keyboards
  20. Really Easy Jacob’s Ladder
  21. DIY Electric Pennyboard Can Hit 40Km/h!!
  22. Musical Proximity Detection Pet Bowls
  23. Characterizing a Death Ray… er, Solar Oven
  24. How Accurate Is Microstepping Really?
  25. Hackaday Prize: 20 Projects That Are The Height Of Automation
  26. Building Better Tube Amps With Heathkit Parts
  27. Hyperuniformity — A Hidden Order Found in the Greatest Set of Eyes
  28. Let’s Put A Hackerspace In Prison
  29. Raspberry Pi Hive Mind
  30. Hackaday Prize Entry: Automated Hydroponics
  31. The Most Traveled Security Screwdriver, A Hacker’s Tale
  32. Hackaday Links: August 28, 2016
  33. Open Source SNES to USB Converter Lets You Emulate Legally
  34. Stop Buying Expensive Circular Saw Blades, Use Paper Instead
  35. Dirt Cheap VR Gun with Tracking for $15 of Added Hardware
  36. Bombing The Sky For The Sake Of Radio
  37. Low Noise Floor Microphone
  38. Filtering Noisy Data with an Arduino
  39. Hackaday Prize Entry: Real Life XEyes
  40. Weather-aware Shoe Rack Helps You Get Ready for the Day
  41. Working in Peace With an Off-Grid Office Shed
  42. Amazing Carbon Foam Doesn’t Take Much Bread
  43. Hacklet 122 – Spectrometers
  44. Roomba Now Able to Hunt Arnold Schwarzenegger
  45. Atari Archaeology Without Digging Up Landfill Sites
  46. Kinect and Raspberry Pi Add Focus Pulling to DSLR
  47. Much More Than a Desktop Mill: The DIY VMC Build
  48. EL Wire Gets Some Touching After Effects
  49. Shop-built Inspection Camera Lends Optical Help on a Budget
  50. Interactive Dynamic Video
  51. Books You Should Read: The Soul of A New Machine
  52. Intel Makes A Cool Robot Brain In Latest Attempt to Pry Hackers From Their Wallets
  53. From Project To Kit: The Final Furlong
  54. Making A Thinkpad Great Again
  55. Police Baffled? Send For The Radio Amateurs!
  56. Hackaday Prize Entry: A CNC Scribe For Making Circuit Boards
  57. Exoskeleton Designed for Children
  58. The Mystery Behind the Globs of Epoxy
  59. A Refrigerator Cooled by Rubber Bands
  60. Arduino Versus Logic: The Coil Gun War Continues
  61. Fine Business, Good Buddy: Amateur Radio for Truckers
  62. Seeed Studio’s ReSpeaker Speaks All the Voice Recognition Languages
  63. Hands-On the Shaper Origin: A Tool That Changes How We Build
  64. Abusing a Cellphone Screen with Solenoids Posts High Score
  65. Hoverchair For Your Hoverboard Turns Your Segway into a Go-Kart
  66. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Printer For Alternative Photography
  67. Rainy Day Fun by Calculating Pi
  68. Keeping Humanity Safe from Robots at Disney
  69. Realize the Truth… There Is No Word Clock
  70. Fail Of The Week: Machining Bismuth
  71. Tools of the Trade – Test and Programming
  72. VFD Clock Only Speaks Romanian
  73. Roomba vs Poop: Teaching Robots to Detect Pet Mess
  74. HF-Powered Drone Antenna
  75. HoloLens NES Emulator For Augmented Retro Gaming
  76. Hackaday Prize Entry: Printem Is Polaroid For PCBs
  77. HTC Vive Gives Autonomous Robots Direction
  78. Charliplexed 7-Segment Display Takes Advantage of PCB Manufacturers
  79. Time Lapse Rig Puts GoPro into Orbit – in Your Shop
  80. All About Biosignals
  81. RGB LEDs: How to Master Gamma and Hue for Perfect Brightness
  82. Compact ePaper Business Card
  83. Colossus: Face To Face With The First Electronic Computer
  84. DIY Pressure Regulator for Exciting SCUBA
  85. Commanding Kerbals With A Physical Interface
  86. Hackaday Prize Entry: A CPU For Balloons
  87. magicShifter 3000: An Over-Engineered POV Stick with a 15-Year Journey
  88. DIY Coil Gun Redux: Life Really is Easier with Arduino
  89. A PDP-11 On A Chip
  90. Impostor Syndrome And Individual Competence
  91. Let’s Make Life A Little Better
  92. Ask Hackaday: Calling All 68k Experts
  93. Garage-built Aluminum Miniboat Tears up the Surf. Or Not.
  94. You’re Overdue for a Visit to the Library
  95. Modified R/C Jet Cannon Spews Nerf, Slays Cardboard Tanks
  96. IKEA Lantern Houses Full-Featured Weather Station
  97. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Charlieplexed Wristwatch
  98. Multi Sensor Security Camera Has You Covered
  99. Hackaday Links: August 21, 2016
  100. Hacked Furby Knows When You’re Near
  101. Building A DIY Heat Pipe
  102. Bare-bones Musical Tesla Coil is Tiny and Tinny
  103. Fly With A Game Boy Classic
  104. Using Robotics To Film the Perfect Hamburger Shot
  105. Hackaday Prize Entry: A CNC Plasma Table
  106. Bachelor Builds Enormous Laser Cutter, Nobody Complains
  107. Pokémon Center Charging Station
  108. D.Va For Real: Playing An FPS With Flight Sticks
  109. Hacklet 121 – Tea Hacks
  110. One Man, A Raspberry Pi, and a Formerly Hand Powered Loom
  111. Repairing 14 Tektronix TLA5202 Logic Analyzers
  112. An Organ Made from Back-Driven Steppers
  113. A Windowless Elevator with a 360º Panoramic View
  114. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Raspberry Pi Password Manager
  115. Add Robotic Farming to Your Backyard with Farmbot Genesis
  116. Turntable Turns Waveform Generator
  117. Laser-Cut ArcSin Dress Is Wearable Math
  118. [Ken Shirriff] Demystifies BeagleBone I/O
  119. Books You Should Read: Basic Electronics
  120. Retrofitting a Vintage Intercom to Run Amazon Alexa
  121. From Project To Kit: Bringing It All Together
  122. Swedish Senior Rolls in Style with Hybrid Hoverboard Walker
  123. Coil Gun for Newbies: Learning Electromagnetic Propulsion
  124. Beer And Hacks In London and Beyond
  125. Hackaday Prize Entry: Russian Roulette With A Soldering Gun
  126. Arc Lighter become Plasma Pyrography Pen
  127. Full Color 3D Printer Upgrade Leaves Competition In The Dust
  128. Arduino + Software Defined Radio = Millions of Vulnerable Volkswagens
  129. Asking the Security Question of Home Automation
  130. Fractals Among Us
  131. New 3D Printer M3D Pro Hits Kickstarter
  132. The Turing Tapes
  133. Capacitive Imaging With A Raspberry Pi Touch Screen
  134. Infrared Targeting On a Small Scale
  135. Hackaday Prize Entry: Robot Shore
  136. Struggling Robot Made With DIY Soft Limbs
  137. Lego-Like Chemistry and Biology Erector Set
  138. Intel Releases The Tiny Joule Compute Module
  139. Solar-powered Weather Station Has the Complete Suite of Sensors
  140. Universal Serial Abuse
  141. Tips For Buying Your First Milling Machine
  142. Introducing The Teensy 3.5 And 3.6
  143. Nerd-Bait: ESP8266 + ILI9341 Screen
  144. Hackaday NYC Summer Party
  145. Google’s New OS Will Run on Your Raspberry Pi
  146. Bone Conduction Skull Radio
  147. Hackaday Prize Entry: Grasshopper Neurons
  148. 16-channel Sampler Tests Arcade Buttons with Style
  149. Fail Of The Week: How NOT To Smooth A 3D Print
  150. A Tech That Didn’t Make It: Sound On Stainless Steel Wire
  151. Creating Unbeatable Videogame AI
  152. Retrotechtacular: Tom Carter Revolutionized your Phone
  153. Skin Bling: Wearable Electronics from Golden Temporary Tattoos
  154. Filling The Automation Gap In Garment Manufacturing
  155. Blob Grid Array Technique Mounts Board-To-Board
  156. Beer Gun Shoots Non-Lethal Doses Of Beverages
  157. Hackaday Prize Entry: Polling The Polling Places
  158. Etching a PCB In Ten Minutes.
  159. Chewbacca Mask Hack Cheers Up The Whining Wookie
  160. HardWino Takes The Effort Out of Happy Hour
  161. Turn Your Motorola Android Phone Into a Raspberry Pi
  162. Ask Hackaday: What Are Magnetic Gears (Good For)?
  163. Trash-heap Water Wheel Recharges iPhone in the Woods
  164. History Of The Diode
  165. Be A Part Of The Best Hardware Conference Ever
  166. Google Unveils Their Experimental Plan For Wireless Broadband Service
  167. Laser Sequencer uses Arduino to Enable Super-Microscope!
  168. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Cheap STM32 Dev Board
  169. Secret Riddle Retro Radio
  170. Hackaday Links: August 14, 2016
  171. Nuka-Cola PC Case Really Glows
  172. OpenSurgery Explores the Possibility of DIY Surgery Robots
  173. Ion Trap Makes Programmable Quantum Computer
  174. Alternator Becomes Motor for This Electric Go-kart
  175. Easy Toy Hack Makes Floating Death Star
  176. 3.3V Is Not Enough for This Raspberry Pi Zero
  177. Hackaday Prize Entry: An Oven Of Raspberry Pis
  178. Retrofitted Retro Radio
  179. The Quest for Mice With Frickin’ Laser Beams (Pointed At Their Brains), Building A Laser Controller
  180. A Trove Of 3D Printer Filament Test Data
  181. Hacklet 120 – Coffee Hacks
  182. Hackerspacing: Making A Temperature Logger
  183. We’re Fans of Dave’s Fans
  184. Hacker Builds New Single Board Computer Out of Old Single Board Computer
  185. A VNA On A 200 Euro Budget
  186. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Good Electronics Learning Toolkit
  187. Almost Fail of The Week: Doing Surface Mount Reflow Wrong In Every Possible Way and Still Succeeding
  188. DIY Smartwatch Based On ESP8266 Needs Classification
  189. Wiggling Pokéball Detects Rare Pokémon
  190. Hacking When It Counts: Spy Radios
  191. Hedberg is a Bionic Hand Made From a Single Keurig
  192. From Project To Kit: Instructions Are Everything
  193. Tattoos by Robotic Arm With Pinpoint Accuracy
  194. Technically A Hack. Still Questionable. Remote Control Food.
  195. Hackaday Prize Entry: Autorouters Are For The Weak
  196. Wake Up With A NeoPixel Sunrise Alarm Clock
  197. Stick Balances Itself With Reaction Wheels
  198. Pimoroni Wash Their Hands Of Arduino
  199. EMF Camp 2016, A Personal Review
  200. Electroloom Throws In The Towel
  201. Tearing into Delta Sigma ADCs Part 2
  202. Drones, Clever Hacks, and CG Come Together For Star Wars Fan Film
  203. EMF Fire Pong
  204. Hackaday Prize Entry: An Open Source Retina Scanner
  205. Drone Doesn’t Know Much About Art, But Knows What It Likes
  206. Fun Audio Waveform Generator Is More Than The Sum Of Its Parts
  207. What We Learned from the 2016 Queercon Badge
  208. Magnet-o-Boots kick you one step closer towards Fighting Crime
  209. Lessons in Small Scale Manufacturing From The Othermill Shop Floor
  210. Bluetooth HID Gamepad And HC-05 Serial Hack
  211. Star Track: A Lesson in Positional Astronomy With Lasers
  212. Hackaday Prize Entry: Non-Computational Fluid Dynamics
  213. Remote-Operated Gate On A Budget
  214. Unexpected Betrayal From Your Right Hand Mouse
  215. The First Evil Maid-Proof Computer
  216. Yak Shaving: Hacker Mode vs Maker Mode
  217. [CNLohr], ESP8266, USB…
  218. Hot Wire Strippers are Probably The Best Tool You Aren’t Using
  219. How To Detect And Find Rogue Cell Towers
  220. TiLDA MKπ, The EMF Camp 2016 Badge
  221. Hackaday Prize Entry: Solar WiFi Rover Roves At Night
  222. Puzzlingly Simple Tutorial On GPS Time Corrected Clock
  223. Commodore PET mods at VCF West 2016
  224. Pwning With Sewing Needles
  225. Editor Wars: The Revenge of Vim
  226. Differential Analyzer Cranks out Math like a Champ at VCF 2016
  227. In Paris Buying a 3D Printer is Cheaper than Renting Machine Time
  228. The Terrible Security Of Bluetooth Locks
  229. Electroshock Timer Will Speed Up Every Game of Settlers of Catan
  230. Hackaday Prize Entry: A WiFi Swiss Army Knife
  231. Two Pins for the Price of One
  232. Hackaday Links: August 7, 2016
  233. DNS Tunneling: Getting The Data Out Over Other Peoples’ WiFi
  234. Homemade EDM Can Cut Through Difficult Materials Like Magnets With Ease
  235. Vegapin: A Beautiful Virtual Pinball Machine
  236. Jump In When The Water Is Just Right With A Wireless Swimming Pool Thermometer
  237. Refurbishing Six Commodore 64s in Parallel
  238. Single Motor Lets This Robot Do the Worm
  239. Hackaday Prize Entry: The Strength Of 3D Printed Parts
  240. Weird CPU
  241. Building a Satellite-Tracking System With Cold War Tech
  242. Photodiode Amplifier Circuit Spies on Your Phone
  243. Hacklet 119 – Retrogaming Console Hacks
  244. Simplest Jumping Kangaroo Bot
  245. Home Pool Added to Home Automation
  246. DEF CON: BSODomizing In High Definition
  247. Animated Progress Bar Shows LCD New Tricks
  248. Hackaday Prize Entry: Diagnosing Concussions
  249. Building a Full-Spectrum Digital Camera on the Cheap
  250. Fail Of The Week: The Pitfalls Of Designing A Wideband Radio
  251. Art and Creepy Mechanisms
  252. Hackaday Dictionary: Mils and Inches and Meters (oh my)
  253. Arduino Replaces Bad AC Thermostat, Hacker Stays Cool
  254. From Project To Kit: Getting The Hardware Right
  255. DEF CON’s X86 Badge
  256. DEFCON Thermometer
  257. Hackaday Prize Entry: Helping Millions See Clearly
  258. EMF: You Shall Find Us At The Sign Of The Jolly Wrencher
  259. DIY Linux Computer and 6LoWPAN Gateway
  260. Raspberry Pi 3 Gets USB, Ethernet Boot
  261. How To Build Anything With Delrin And A Laser Cutter — Advanced Tricks
  262. When You Need a Scope, You Need a Scope
  263. Root Mean Square
  264. Keytar Made Out Of A Scanner To Make Even the 80s Jealous
  265. Creo Arm Might be the SCARA You’re Looking For
  266. Hackaday Prize Entry: Low Cost, DIY Thermal Imaging
  267. Impressive Custom Built Blacksmith’s Forge
  268. 1980s Toy Robot Arm Converted To Steam And Other Explorations
  269. An Apple II Joystick Fix For Enjoyable Gameplay
  270. Electrostatic Loudspeakers: High End HiFi You Can Build Yourself
  271. Single Board Revolution: Preventing Flash Memory Corruption
  272. Rocking An Acoustic Guitar By Making It Electric
  273. The Perfect Storm: Open ARM + FPGA Board
  274. Hackaday Prize Entry: Smart USB Hub And IoT Power Meter
  275. Noise Cancelling Speech Recogntion
  276. 3D Printer Enclosure Is Pleasant On The Eyes And Ears
  277. FCC Reaches Agreement With Router Manufacturers
  278. Home Automation Is Hung Up On Software
  279. Retrotechtacular: Old Transistors
  280. HardwareX Is A Scientific Journal For Open Hardware
  281. The Othermill Is Something Else
  282. Ugly Manhattan Adapters
  283. Microsoft Live Account Credentials Leaking From Windows 8 And Above
  284. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Visible Spectrophotometer
  285. Infrared Flashlight with Screen Uncovers What’s Hidden
  286. Your Laundry Is Done!
  287. Copenhagen Suborbitals Launches Impressive Amateur Liquid Fueled Rocket
  288. Sniffing Bluetooth Devices With A Raspberry Pi
  289. New Part Day: ATtiny102 and 104
  290. Join Us at Vintage Computer Festival West This Weekend
  291. From Shop Floor Dust To Carbon Steel
  292. Firearm Tech – Are Smart Guns Even Realistic?
  293. The Most Useless Book Scanner
  294. LastPass Happily Forfeits Passwords to Simple Javascript
  295. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Linear CCD Breakout
  296. You May Have a Nixie Tube Clock, but Can Yours Levitate?

July 2016

  1. Hackaday Links: July 31, 2016
  2. Blindingly Fast ADC for Your BeagleBone
  3. Escalating To CNC Through Proxxon’s Tool Line
  4. The Tiny Radio Telescope
  5. Taking the Converted PC PSU Bench Supply a Step Further
  6. Vending Coins for Your Vending Machine
  7. Parent To The Power Wheels Rescue
  8. Hackaday Prize Entry: You Have No Free Will
  9. NFL to Experiment with Chipped Balls
  10. Arduino Absentmindedly Blows Bubbles
  11. Modest Motor Has Revolutionary Applications
  12. Hacklet 118 – Infrared and Universal Remote Controls
  13. Unusual 72-Bulb Display Mechanism Found in Vintage Clock
  14. 4-Bit Audio Output Via Voltage Reference
  15. Droolworthy Animatronic Stargate Horus Helmet
  16. A Crash Sensor For Delta 3D Printers
  17. Hackaday Prize Entry: Reflectance Transformation Imaging
  18. The Prettiest Darn Arcade Cabinet You’ll See Today
  19. A One LED Clock
  20. Fail of the Week: Magnetic Flow Measurement Gone Wrong
  21. The Problem with Software Defined Radio
  22. Books You Should Read: The Annotated Build-It-Yourself Science Laboratory
  23. ESP8266 MicroPython Contest Gives You the Excuse You Need
  24. [Nick Thatcher]’s Plan-B Is A Commuter Electric Unicycle
  25. From Project To Kit: So You Want To Sell Electronic Kits
  26. 3-Phase BLDC Motor Controller will Run you $20 in Parts
  27. This NES Emulator Build Lets You Use Cartridges to Play Games
  28. Hackaday Prize Entry: Profiling Underwater Light
  29. 20kW Light Is As Bright As You’d Expect
  30. New Chip Alert: RTL8710, A Cheaper ESP8266 Competitor
  31. DEF CON Meetup At The Grave Of James T. Kirk
  32. Squirrel Café To Predict The Weather From Customer Data
  33. Repaired Manned Multicopter Flies without Horrifying Crash
  34. Ask Hackaday: Is The ESP8266 5V Tolerant?
  35. Amazing SDR Built by 16 Year Old
  36. Power Log Splitting: Trying (and Sometimes Failing) to Build a Better Ax
  37. Computer-Designed Portraits, Knit By Hand!
  38. All-terrain Hoverboard Junk Pile Build
  39. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Suite Of Lab Instruments
  40. FPGA Drives Old Laptop Screen
  41. Build a Foam Cutter Right Now
  42. DIY Smart Home Device Means No More Fumbling in the Dark
  43. Yes, You Should be Hacking Your Car’s Data System
  44. 3D Printering: Non-Planar Layer FDM
  45. Cyclist’s LED Pixel Clock Has No Fat Around The Middle
  46. Design for Hackers
  47. Oscillating Pneumatic Mechanism Doesn’t Need a Purpose
  48. Robo Hobo Bamboozles Passers-By
  49. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Cheap Robotic Microscope
  50. Mergers and Acquisitions: Analog and Linear
  51. Pressure-formed Parabolic Mirror from a Mylar Blanket
  52. Ugly DIY Portable Soldering Iron
  53. Pokemon Go – Bot Edition
  54. Editor Wars
  55. We Declare The Grandmaster Of Pokemon Go GPS Cheats
  56. Root on the Philips Hue IoT Bridge
  57. History Of The Capacitor – The Modern Era
  58. Get Subpixel Printing With a DLP 3D Printer
  59. Bending The New Amazon Dash Button To Your Will
  60. Hackaday Prize Entry: An AI Robot
  61. [Alan Wolke]’s How To Use An Oscilloscope
  62. Have a Laser Cutter? Here’s a Cool Combination Lock Box You Can Build!
  63. Beware Of Tall Grass: Pokemon Go on the Gameboy Pocket
  64. Cory Doctorow Rails Against Technological Nihilism; Wants You to Have Hope
  65. Pokemon Go Physical Pokeball Catches ‘Em All
  66. Hands-on the AND!XOR Unofficial DEF CON Badge
  67. DIY Command Station for Kerbal Space Program is Overkill
  68. What It’s Like to Quit Your Job and Start a Company – Then Fail
  69. Zizzy The Personal Robot Uses 3D Printed Artificial Muscles Instead of Hobby Servos
  70. Drinkro The Synchro Bartender
  71. Hackaday Prize Entry: Augmented Reality For Firefighters
  72. BST-1 Car Shortwave Receiver
  73. Hackaday Links: July 24, 2016
  74. Dual Axis Solar Tracker with Online Energy Monitor
  75. Super Cheap Super Simple DRO
  76. Onde Magnetique Will Wow And Flutter Your Ears
  77. The Most Expensive VR Experiment You’ll See all Week
  78. VertiGo Robot Drives Up Walls
  79. 3D Printed Electric Unicycle
  80. Hackaday Prize Entry: Let Your Muscles Do The Work
  81. Encrypted USB Bootloader for AVRs
  82. Retrotechtacular: The Modern Telephone
  83. BitCluster Brings a New Way to Snoop Through BitCoin Transactions
  84. Hacklet 117 – NFC Projects
  85. Semisolid Lithium Ion Batteries Promise Better Cars, Solar
  86. Manipulators get a 1000x FPGA-based speed bump
  87. Liddiard Omnidirectional Wheels
  88. Bluetooth and Arduino Vaporizer Upends Stoner Stereotypes
  89. Hackaday Prize Entry: Piezo Gait Analysis
  90. Quad Serial Adapter
  91. Super In-Depth $15 Curve Tracer Project
  92. One Man Spends 53 Years And Builds A Cathedral
  93. Fail of the Week: Ferrofluid
  94. It’s Not a Bridge, and Not a Tunnel. Or, Maybe it’s Both?
  95. Tools of the Trade – Through Hole Assembly
  96. JumpRoaCH is Kind Of Cute, Kind Of Creepy
  97. Bunnie and Snowden Explore iPhone’s Hackability
  98. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Simple Spectrophotometer
  99. Pips Help Everyone Around the House
  100. The Music of a Sunset
  101. The Onion Omega2: The Latest Router Dev Board
  102. Formlabs Form 1+ API now available on Github
  103. Books You Should Read: Instruments Of Amplification
  104. Bunnie and EFF Sue US Government over DMCA 1201
  105. Ever Buy Music From Apple? Use Linux? You Need This Tool
  106. MicroPython on the ESP8266: Kicking the Tires
  107. Robomintoner Badminton Bot To Defeat Amateur Humans
  108. Simple Clock is Great Stepper Motor Project
  109. Hackaday Prize Entry: An Internet Of Things Microscope
  110. Making Graphene More Practical
  111. Binary Keyboard Is The Purest Form Of Input Device
  112. Metal Casting With Single Shelled PLA Masters
  113. How BB-8 Works Revealed At Star Wars Celebration Europe
  114. Retrotechtacular: The Incredibly Difficult Task of Copying a Document
  115. Hackers on Planet Earth — We’ll Be There!
  116. Ourobot: What Happens When a Snake Bot Swallows Its Own Tail
  117. 3D Printering: G-Code Post Processing With Perl
  118. Simple Beetle Robot Uses Smoking Soldering Iron
  119. Hot Russian Tubes
  120. Hackaday Prize Entry: The Cheapest Logic Analyzer
  121. Motorcycling Like It’s 1905 With A Home Made Engine
  122. Make a Smart(ish) Watch From An Old Cell Phone
  123. Reverse Swear Box Curses (For) You
  124. Pokemon Go Cheat Fools GPS with Software Defined Radio
  125. What Could Go Wrong? I2C Edition
  126. Hackaday SuperConference: Call for Proposals
  127. New Part Day: ST’s 32-Bit 3D Printer Controller
  128. Hackerspaces are Hard: Insurance
  129. Never Gonna Give Up Free WiFi
  130. Pokemon Go GPS Cheat (If You Don’t Fear Getting Banned)
  131. Hackaday Prize Entry: What The Flux
  132. Soviet-Era Tank Gets The 3D Printed Treatment
  133. [CNLohr]’s Glass PCB Fabrication Process
  134. ArduCAM Introduces A Third Party Raspberry Pi
  135. Pokemon Go Egg Incubator Takes Your Eggs For A Spin
  136. Uncertainty – The Key to Quantum Weirdness
  137. Hackaday Prize: 20 Projects that Make Us All Citizen Scientists
  138. Sonic 3D Printer Auto Bed Leveling Makes a Swoosh
  139. SoftBank Bought ARM
  140. DIY Motion Control Camera Rig Produces Money Shots On A Budget
  141. Russian Decapping Madness
  142. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Better Way Of Cheating
  143. Open-Source Laser Cutter Software gets Major Update, New Features
  144. Hackaday Links: July 17, 2016
  145. Planespotter Spots Planes, Tracks Destinations
  146. Video Games In As Few Dimensions As Possible
  147. Kansas City Maker Faire: Lawn da Vinci is the Droid You’re Looking For
  148. Case Modding The Old School Way
  149. 3D Printed Diffuser Lights Up This Magnifier
  150. Hackaday Prize Entry: Measuring 3D Magnetic Fields
  151. Pokédex Case Keeps Your Phone Powered Up So You Can Catch ‘Em All
  152. Mechanized One-Man Sawmill
  153. Tearing Apart The Nintendo PlayStation
  154. Hacklet 116 – Audio Projects
  155. Isolated Voltage Measurements Through Frequency
  156. Your ESP8266 Needs More Memory
  157. Giant Spider Roams The Streets
  158. Obsolescence as a Service
  159. Hackaday Prize Entry: Linear Stepper Motors
  160. Retrotechtacular: The US Air Force Has The Biggest Fleet
  161. Baby Monitor Rebuild is also ESP8266 Audio Streaming How-To
  162. The Raspberry Pi 3 Compute Module Is On Its Way
  163. A Grounded Option for the Jet-Setting Homebody
  164. Perovskite Solar: Coming Soon?
  165. Code Craft – Embedding C++: Multitasking
  166. What Is Home Automation?
  167. 45-Year Old Nixie Calculator Turned UDP Server
  168. Ask Hackaday: Does Apple Know Jack About Headphones?
  169. Two Great Radios Taste Great Together
  170. This Motorless Pull-Behind Mower is Made From Junk
  171. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Simple CNC
  172. Ham Antenna Rises to the Occasion
  173. Hacker-Friendly SBCs: Which ones?
  174. LEGO Monowheel Corners Like It’s On Rails
  175. Government Drones to Toss M&Ms to Prarie Dogs
  176. How to Measure the Extremely Small: Atomic Mass
  177. Microcontrollers now substitute for CPUs
  178. Learn Resin Casting Techniques: Cold Casting
  179. A Drone Photosphere is Worth 4000 Times Pi Words
  180. Riding Shotgun In The Apollo 12 Lunar Lander
  181. Nirvana Like You’ve Never Heard Them Before
  182. Hackaday Prize Entry: The World’s First Tampon Monitor
  183. Lightweight Game Console Packs a Punch
  184. In Bed With an Arduino, Fighting Sleep Apnea
  185. Highlights From Robotic Shipwreck Exploration
  186. Another Small Linux Computer With Pi In Its Name
  187. Gawking Hex Files
  188. Going Lo-Tech For The Perfect Pokemon Go Throw
  189. Build Your Own Brushless Motor
  190. Expanding Horizons With The Ion Propelled Lifter
  191. DIYing Huge BGA Packages
  192. Gremlins are Air to Air Drones
  193. Hackaday Prize Entry: Electronics Anywhere, Any Time
  194. Solar Powered Hydroponics
  195. Orbs Light to Billie Jean on this Huge Sequencer
  196. Make Your Own Transparent Wood
  197. MIT Thinks It Can One-Up TOR With New Anonymity Network: Riffle
  198. Fail Of The Week: How Not To Build Your Own Motorcycle
  199. Parallel Compressors for Sandblasting without Crashing Your Grid
  200. History of the Capacitor – The Pioneering Years
  201. A Very Modern Turing Machine Build
  202. I2C Bit Injection Adds Memory Banks To Everything
  203. Hackaday Prize Entry: MiniSam-Zero
  204. TritiLED Lights Up The Night, Doesn’t Make You Glow
  205. Avoiding Exercise with an ESP8266 and Blynk
  206. Cracking The Sega Saturn After 20 Years
  207. Micropython Binaries for the ESP8266 to be Released
  208. Not Quite 101 Uses For An Analog UHF TV Tuner
  209. Challenge Accepted: Automation
  210. STM32 and FPGAs In A Tiny Package
  211. The Dubious Claim of a World Helium Shortage
  212. What’s Special about Fifty Ohms?
  213. Put a Reverse Engineered Power Meter in Your Toolkit
  214. Hackaday Prize Entry: Reverse Engineering Blood Glucose Monitors
  215. Open Source Solar
  216. Hackaday Links July 10, 2016
  217. Kansas City Maker Faire: Pi-Plates
  218. R/C Bot Takes Your Strawberries Away
  219. Broadcasting Bluetooth Beacons With Bubbles
  220. Walnut Guitar Back Yields Wood for Classy Word Clock
  221. Add Slots and Tabs to Your Boxes in FreeCAD
  222. Improving Rice Cooker Efficiency
  223. Hackaday Prize Entry: Modular, Low Cost Braille Display
  224. Modular Drum Machine Creates Random Rhythms
  225. 3D Printering: Makerbot’s Class Action Suit Dismissed
  226. Door Iris Porthole is the Perfect Fix for Detroit Hackerspace
  227. Hacklet 115 – More Quick Tool Hacks
  228. Staying In and Playing Skyrim Has Rarely Been This Healthy
  229. Capacitors are Simple, Right?
  230. Physical Kill Switch For Rogue Applications
  231. A Jailbreak For Every Kindle
  232. Hackaday Prize Entry: Selfie Bot Let’s You Vlog Hands Free
  233. Digital Opponent In An Analog Package
  234. Converting a Lawnmower Engine To Run on Compressed Air
  235. Neural Network Targets Cats with a Sprinkler System
  236. Join the GUI Generation: QTCreator
  237. Beautiful Raspberry Pi Laptop Inspired By Psion
  238. Ask Hackaday: How Hard Is It To Make A Bad Solder Joint?
  239. Smallest BASIC Computer?
  240. Cute USART Trick Brings PWM to IR LEDs
  241. Hackaday Prize Entry: Shakelet
  242. Tissue-Engineered Soft Robot Swims Like a Stingray
  243. Triple Monitor Travel Battlestation
  244. The Best Gingery Lathe Video Series To Date
  245. Modding The Monoprice MP Mini Printer
  246. Last Chance to Get In on the Citizen Scientist Challenge
  247. Incredible Luminosity in a Portable Package
  248. Tearing into Delta Sigma ADC’s
  249. The Champagne of Light Bulbs
  250. Dumbing Down a Smart Switch
  251. Hackaday Prize Entry: Open Source FFT Spectrum Analyzer
  252. Making A Networked 32X32 LED Panel Case
  253. Cheap and Effective Dune Buggy Wheel Chair
  254. Paper Tape Drive for a Live Performance Music Box
  255. LuaRadio Brings More Options to SDR
  256. A Pi Robot Without a Hat
  257. 42,300 Transistor Megaprocessor Is Complete
  258. Build A 3D Printer Workhorse, Not an Amazing Disappointment Machine
  259. Using The Vive’s Lighthouse With DIY Electronics
  260. Seeing the Truly Invisible with DIY Shortwave UV Imaging
  261. Hackaday Prize Entry: Cheap, Open LiDAR
  262. Niklas Roy’s Music Construction Machine
  263. Build A Circular Aerofoil Kite
  264. A 150MHz 6502 Co-Processor
  265. The Future Of Eagle CAD
  266. The Sunday Morning Breakfast Machine
  267. Don Eyles Walks Us Through the Lunar Module Source Code
  268. Retrotechtacular: How Solidarity Hacked Polish TV
  269. Data Exfiltration With Broadcast Radio And CD-ROM Drives
  270. Hackaday Prize Entry: ESP Swiss Knife
  271. A Very Tidy Circular Saw Bench
  272. Feel Extreme Workbench Envy After Seeing The Tempel
  273. R/C Hot Rod Built Completely From Scratch
  274. Emulating A Remote Control Ceiling Fan Transmitter In An FPGA
  275. Refurbishing Armored Tablets
  276. Retrotechtacular: DC to DC Conversion by Vibrator
  277. IPhone Polarizing Camera Solves Filter Orientation Problem Using Flash
  278. Looptaggr: Endless Graffiti
  279. Hackaday Prize Entry: Dtto Modular Robot
  280. Distributed, Open Source Chat with Vector and Matrix
  281. Hackaday Links: July 3, 2016
  282. Improving 3D Printed Gears with… Hot Water
  283. Bringing A Teletype Into The 21st Century
  284. You Can Learn a Lot from a Candle
  285. Custom Firmware Unlocks Fitness Tracker
  286. The (Copper) Crystal Method
  287. Brasilia Espresso Machine PID Upgrade Brews Prefect Cup of Energy
  288. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Minimal ATtiny Voltage And Frequency Counter
  289. Mechanical Horse-Bike
  290. Ham Radio WiFi
  291. Venduino Serves Snacks, Shows Vending is Tricky Business
  292. Hacklet 114 – Python Powered Projects
  293. Raspberry Pi Zero Becomes Mighty Miniature Minecraft Machine
  294. The Dual-Core, ARM-Powered Commodore 64
  295. The 2000GB iPod You Wished For In The 00’s Is An iSore
  296. Removing a Broken Tap From Something Really Really Expensive
  297. Hackaday Prize Entry: DIY Foot Orthotics
  298. Blinktronicator’s POV Sends Our Eyebrows Rocketing Skyward
  299. Horrible Macro Rig Makes Good Photos
  300. Wired Networking For The ESP8266
  301. Interactive WeddingBots Built Into Nespresso Capsules
  302. What Could Go Wrong: SPI
  303. SpotMini Struts Its Stuff
  304. HALT In The Name Of Testing
  305. Bridging the Air Gap; Data Transfer via Fan Noise
  306. 1024 “Pixel” Sound Camera Treats Eyes to Real-Time Audio
  307. Hackaday Prize Entry: An MRI Machine
  308. Tutorial on Signal Processing in Linux with Octave

June 2016

  1. A Strandbeest Bicycle
  2. Transcend Wifi SD Card Is A Tiny Linux Server
  3. Fail Of The Week (in 1996): The 7 Billion Dollar Overflow
  4. 200W Laser Bazooka Is Just Silly
  5. Makerspace North, from Empty Warehouse to Maker Magnet
  6. Die Photos Of A Runner’s RFID Chip
  7. A Hydra Of A 3D Printer
  8. Hackaday Prize Entry: Invisible
  9. Puzzling Out an 80s Puzzle Toy
  10. Wireless Robotic Gripper With Haptic Feedback
  11. Denver Mini Maker Faire Roundup
  12. 3D Printed Zoetrope Sculpture squashes 4 Dimensions into 3
  13. Tools of the Trade – Inspection
  14. The EAGLE has landed: at Autodesk!
  15. Reverse Engineering The OWON SDS7102 Oscilloscope
  16. Taming the Beast: Pro-Tips for Designing a Safe Homebrew Laser Cutter
  17. The Citadel is the King of K’nex Builds.
  18. Automating A Microscope For CNC Micrographs
  19. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Universal Glucose Meter
  20. Analog Guts Display GPS Velocity in this Hybrid Speedometer
  21. One Man’s Journey To Build Portable Concrete 3D Printer Produces Its First Tiny House
  22. Inside the Supplyframe Design Lab on Opening Night
  23. Reverse Engineering Quadcopter Protocols
  24. Retrotechtacular: ASCII Art in the 19th Century
  25. E Pluribus Unix, QR-Style
  26. Serially, Are You Syncing or Asyncing?
  27. Raspberry Pi Gets Turned On
  28. AVR vs PIC, Round 223: Fight!
  29. Hackaday Prize Entry: MyComm Handheld Satellite Messenger
  30. Bright Idea for a Name Tag
  31. Automating 3D Printers With Robots
  32. Removing DRM From Aaron Swartz’s eBook
  33. PinJig Soldering Clamp has Pins Seized by Airport Security
  34. Taking Killer Robots Seriously
  35. Ghostbuster Proton Pack Made from Everything
  36. EV History: The Lightning Precedes The Thunder
  37. Voja’s EEPROM Emulator From 1991
  38. The Politest Patent Discussion, OSHW v. Patents
  39. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Local Positioning System
  40. Get Set For SAQ On Alexanderson Day With These Active Antennas
  41. Hackaday Links: June 26, 2016
  42. “I Can Reflow” Merit Badge
  43. Homemade Smart Glasses shows why Smart Glasses are Hard
  44. Mag Lev Without The Train (But With An FPGA)
  45. Restoring The Groundbreaking Xerox Alto
  46. Effortlessly Send Antenna Wires Skywards With A Spud Gun
  47. Arcade Track-Mouse
  48. Hackaday Prize Entry: SunLeaf
  49. GPS And SDR Combine Forces
  50. This Arduino Console Has 64 Bit Graphics
  51. Crappy Robots World Championship Announced
  52. Hacklet 113 – New Robots
  53. Crowdfunding: A Wireless Oscilloscope
  54. Easy Bubble Watch Oozes Retro Charm
  55. Reverse Engineering the McDonald’s French Fry
  56. Touchpad Remote MIDI/Analog Controller Rocks
  57. Hackaday Prize Entry: A 400MHz Modem
  58. A Fountain of Superhydrophobic Art
  59. Autonomous Musical Soundscapes from 42 Fans and 7 Lasers
  60. Foster a Robot, Explore Your Home Planet
  61. Taming Robot Arm Jump with Accelerometers
  62. Minecraft Trojan Horse Teaches Kids to Love Electronics and Code
  63. Driving BB-8: More Than One Way to Move this Bot
  64. HobbyKing Cheetah: Building Running Robots from Hobby Motors
  65. How To Keep An Unruly Dryer In Line
  66. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Raspberry Pi Project
  67. Machine Tool Build is Anything But Boring
  68. A CNC You Could Pop-Rivet Together
  69. Custom Engine Parts from a Backyard Foundry
  70. Fail of the Week: Arachno∙fail∙ia
  71. Supplyframe Design Lab Opens Its Doors
  72. Single Molecule Detects Light
  73. Books You Should Read: The Car Hacker’s Handbook
  74. 150,000 Members Strong, Hackaday.io Flies Past Another Milestone
  75. Build a Shapeoko The Hard Way
  76. A Robot In A Day
  77. Hackaday Prize Entry: Reverse GPS
  78. Cheating at Video Games: Arduino Edition
  79. Skateboard Hackers Trick on 3D Printed Wheels
  80. Real World Race Track is Real Hack
  81. What Could Go Wrong: Asynchronous Serial Edition
  82. The Unity of Dance and Architecture
  83. A Hacker’s Guide to Getting Old
  84. Fallout 4 Gets Logic Gates, Is Functionally Complete
  85. Behold: Valve’s VR and AR Prototypes
  86. Hackaday Prize Entry: BLE Beacon Library
  87. New Hard Drives for Old Computers
  88. Walnut Windfall Winds up in Custom Keyboard
  89. FAA Finalizes Rules For Drones, UAS, and Model Aircraft
  90. Gawking Text Files
  91. Espressif Releases ESP8266-Killer!
  92. Capacitors Made Easy The Hackaday Way
  93. FCC to Investigate Raised RF Noise Floor
  94. Brutal Water Cannon Defeats Summer Heat; Kills it on Documentation
  95. Hackaday Prize Entry: DIY Automatic Tool Changer
  96. Add USB OTG To A USB Thumb Drive
  97. 1000 CPUs on a Chip
  98. [Clinton] Builds A Better Handgun
  99. Mosaic Palette: Single Extruder Multi-Color and Multi-Material 3D Printing
  100. Network Security Theatre
  101. Become a Peer Reviewer for Citizen Scientist
  102. First 360-degree Video From An Amateur Rocket?
  103. How Lasers Actually Work
  104. An Extremely Useful Shop-Built Belt Grinder
  105. Cheap Torque Sensor Goes Back to Basics on Strain Gauges
  106. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Very Small Password Keeper
  107. Graphene Optical Boom Emits Light with No Diode
  108. Hackaday Links: June 19, 2016
  109. Soldering Challenge To Challenge You
  110. Recreating Chiptunes In Verilog
  111. Build A Rhizotron: Image The World Beneath Your Feet
  112. Turn Down the Bed, Turn Down the Lights
  113. Make Math Real with this Analog Multiplier Primer
  114. Simple Vacuum Tube Preamp Results in a Beautiful Build
  115. Hackaday Prize Entry: Microscopy With Blu-ray
  116. Very Clever 555 Bassline Synth/Sequencer
  117. Solvespace: A Parametric CAD Tool
  118. Smartphone Hack For Adding Magnet Power Dock
  119. Hacklet 112 – Skateboard Projects
  120. Easy DIY Telemetry Goes the Distance
  121. CNC Upgrade to Guitar Pickup Winding Machine
  122. Air Quality Sensors in Every Classroom
  123. Marvelous MIDI Button Box
  124. Hackaday Prize Entry: Visualizing Magnetic Fields
  125. How to Make a Custom LCD from Scratch
  126. Denver Mini Maker Faire: Fun With Pinball
  127. Micro Tesla Turbine is an Engineering Tour de Force
  128. Building a Swarm of Autonomous Ocean Boats
  129. Ask Hackaday: Whatever Happened to LED Light Sensors?
  130. Mouse Brains Plus Line Laser Equals Rangefinder
  131. Fail Of The Week: Where’s Me Jumper?
  132. Master’s UAV Project Takes Flight
  133. A Slide Viewer Makes An Excellent Case For An OLED Project
  134. Hackaday Prize Entry: Electronic, Visual Harmonicas
  135. No Frame Buffer for FPGA VGA Graphics
  136. Reverse Engineering A Nissan Leaf Battery Pack
  137. [HomoFaciens] Shows Off With DIY Paper Printer
  138. Evaluating the Unusual and Innovative Perf+ Protoboard
  139. Lettuce For Life!
  140. How To Set Up And Run A Makerspace
  141. Arduino Meets da Vinci in a Gesture-controlled Surgical Robot
  142. Beautiful Cardboard Robot Build
  143. Robot Bites Man!
  144. A Toasty Warm Pool Without The Propane Bills
  145. Wheel of Resistors Form Unique Rotary Encoder
  146. Prusa Shows Us the New i3 MK2 3D Printer and Where the Community is Headed
  147. Wrangling High Voltage
  148. Hackaday Advises the United Nations
  149. Premier Farnell Sold to Swiss Firm
  150. Hacker’s Toolbox: The Handheld Screw Driver
  151. The Terrible Devices Of The Internet Of Wrongs
  152. World’s Tiniest Violin Uses Radar and Machine Learning
  153. Hackaday Prize Entry: Micro Robots For Education
  154. Low Cost Optics Bench Project – Now with Lasercut Optics
  155. Forming Voltron’s Blazing Sword For Real
  156. Virtualizing Around The FCC’s Firmware Modification Rules
  157. Linux: Assembly Required
  158. Disposable Diapers Are A Tribute To Material Science
  159. Symmetry for Dummies: Noether’s Theorem
  160. Vise Quick-Release Locks Down your Parts for Good
  161. Ikea Projection Lamp Makeover Adds LED Matrix and Raspberry Pi Zero
  162. Hackaday Prize Entry: Project Man-Cam
  163. Open Source SLA Printer Software Slices from the Browser
  164. Life-Size Vu Meter Gets the Party Started
  165. There’s a Pi In Mike’s Fridge
  166. Ball Run Gets Custom Sound Effects
  167. Review: Monoprice MP Select Mini 3D Printer
  168. Synchronize Data With Audio From A $2 MP3 Player
  169. “IoT Security” is an Empty Buzzword
  170. FPGA Powers Blazingly Fast LED Matrix Audio Visualizer
  171. Stop the Machine-on-Machine Violence!
  172. Hackaday Prize Entry: 8-Bit Arduino Audio for Squares
  173. A Hot Rod Roadster From A Rusty Wreck
  174. Hackaday Links: June 12, 2016
  175. An Improved WiFi Connected E-Ink Display
  176. Quickie USB Keyboard Device
  177. Tiny Tiny RGB LED Displays
  178. Retrotechtacular: An Unexpected Meeting With Philo T Farnsworth
  179. 540 LEDs On A Geodesic Sphere
  180. Using WS2811 Chip to Drive Incandescent Lamps
  181. Hackaday Prize Entry: Controling E-ZPass
  182. From Rusty Cargo Van to Mobile Studio
  183. Open Source Cloud Chamber
  184. Barb Makes Mechanical Pokey Finger With Filament Rivets
  185. Hacklet 111 – Advanced Microscopy Projects
  186. Plastic cutter made of 3.5” floppy disk
  187. Designing A Single Instruction Computer
  188. The Almost Useful Machine
  189. The Raspberry Pi Infinity+ Is A Fully Functional Huge Raspberry Pi
  190. New CNC Machine? DIY Machinable Wax!
  191. Hackaday Prize Entry: Automatic Digital Microscope
  192. GNU Radio for Space (and Aircraft)
  193. Fixing a broken CCFL Backlight
  194. Ask Hackaday: Where are the Flying Cars?
  195. 3D Internal Structure For Better 3D Printed Objects
  196. Does Intel Measure Up at the Austin X Games?
  197. The Dark Arts: Hacking Humans
  198. Zero Parts-Count Temperature Sensor
  199. Reverse Engineering Hoverboard Motor Drive
  200. Hackaday Prize Entry: Waterspace, A Floating Hackerspace Lab
  201. An Atari ST Rises From The Ashes
  202. Reviving a Dead Zanzithophone
  203. Doc Johnson’s Shape Memory Motor
  204. Ask Hackaday: Material Databases
  205. Pen-Plotter Firmware Written Completely in Ada
  206. Data Logging; Everyone’s Doing It, Why Aren’t You?
  207. Self-Balancing One-Wheel Motorcycle Tears Up the Beach
  208. HDMI Extender Reverse Engineered
  209. Hackaday Prize Entry: The Green Machine
  210. Rainbow Cats Announce Engagement
  211. Talking Star Trek
  212. Multipurpose Robot For the Masses
  213. The Hacker is The Future of the Prosthetic: Hackers Helping Those In Need
  214. gcc: Some Assembly Required
  215. Continuous Delivery for Your ESP8266
  216. High Voltage Please, But don’t Forget the Current
  217. Metalized Gift Wrap Saves A Classic Keyboard
  218. FPGA-and-Pi Colossus Smashes Your Codes!
  219. Hackaday Prize Entry: Programming Juggling Props
  220. OpenPLC is Ready for Hacking
  221. One Man’s Awesome Collection Of Projects Done Over A Lifetime
  222. RC Beer Crate Handles Rough Terrain like a Pro
  223. AM, The Original Speech Transmission Mode
  224. Fluke 12E+ Multimeter Hacking Hertz So Good
  225. Stay Scrappy, Hackers! Hardware Startups Versus Goliath
  226. Hacking A Fluke Multimeter To Serve Readings Over WiFi
  227. Retrotechtacular: 6207, A Study In Steel
  228. Hackaday Prize Entry: There’s An Elephant In The Room
  229. Sending Data Using Cheap RF Modules
  230. This DLP 3D Printer Build Is Going Really Well
  231. Mining Platinum From The Road
  232. Power Glove Takes Over Quadcopter Controls
  233. Learn To Program With Literate Programming
  234. These 20 Projects Just Won $1000 In The Hackaday Prize
  235. Poetic SSIDs
  236. Artificial Muscles To Bring Relief To Robotic Tenseness
  237. Hacking The Tesla Model S Rear Drive Unit
  238. The World’s Supply Of DB-19 Connectors
  239. Hackaday Prize Entry: Dave Thomas’ Desert Dryer
  240. Robot Moth Is Learning to Fly Like A Real Moth
  241. Hackaday Links: June 5, 2016
  242. A Cake Tin Makes A Great Tube Amp Chassis
  243. CNC Drag Knife Upgrade with Off-the-Shelf Blades
  244. In Soviet Russia, DIY Laser Rangefinder Scan YOU!!
  245. How An Amiga Graphics Business Ran In The 1990s
  246. Learning ARM Without Dev Board
  247. FabLab Hackathon Gives the Gift of Art Back to a Stranger in Need
  248. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Numerically Controlled RepRap
  249. It’s Time to Finally Figure Out How to Use KiCAD
  250. FR4 Machine Shield Is A CNC Milling Machine From FR4 PCB
  251. How Does a Buck Converter Work Anyway?
  252. Hacklet 110 – Optical Microscopy Projects
  253. Fixing a Broken Bandsaw with a Custom Steel Part
  254. Netbook Finds New Home in a Jaguar Dashboard
  255. Real-Time FPGA Finger Detection
  256. Control the Real World with an Arduino-Enabled Minecraft Mod
  257. Hackaday Prize Entry: Germanium Vision
  258. Autonomous Plant Watering Thingamajig
  259. Greet the Sun with a 555 Flute
  260. Hexapod Tank from Ghost in the Shell Brought to Life
  261. 1575 Bottles of Beer on the (LED) Wall
  262. Designing Circuits with Switching Algebra
  263. Morse Code: Paris in the Mint Box
  264. Hands-On With The BBC Micro:Bit
  265. Pi Zero Digital Frame Kiosk Uses OTG Right
  266. Flying Balls of Molten Aluminum!
  267. Hackaday Prize Entry: Glow In The Dark Plotting
  268. Paraffin Oil and Water Dot Matrix Display
  269. The Minima Is An All-Band HF Transceiver For Under $100
  270. 3D Printing Compressed Air Tanks
  271. Minimal MQTT: Power and Privacy
  272. Shipwreck Exploration Vessels Fit in Minivan; Stream to Internet
  273. Hackaday Meetup In The Middle Of Nowhere
  274. Tools of the Trade – Reflow
  275. Safely Creating A Li-Ion Pack From Phone Cells
  276. Feeding The Cat, Reinventing the Wheel
  277. Hackaday Prize Entry: You Know, For Kids
  278. Retrotechtacular: Fog Over Portland
  279. Mechaduino- Closed Loop Stepper Servos For Everyone
  280. Mind Control Cerebro Helmet Controls People
  281. How Did Pocket NC Survive and Thrive?
  282. Long-Term Review: Weller Magnastat Soldering Iron
  283. The Most Powerful Diesel Engine
  284. Kids! Don’t Try This at Home! Robot Destroys Mankind
  285. Scratch-Fabricated Plastic Gobbling Shredder Brings Recycling Home
  286. Transistor Logic Clock Has 777 Transistors
  287. Hackaday Prize Entry: Ears On The Back Of Your Head
  288. Fixing the Terrible Range of your Cheap NRF24L01+ PA/LNA Module

May 2016

  1. Exoskeleton Boots Put a Spring in your Step
  2. Leg Mounted Beer Bottles for Underwater Propulsion
  3. Exquisite LED Handbag in the Wild
  4. How to Fail at Laser Cutting
  5. Kerbal Space Program for the Apple II
  6. Path to Craftsmanship: The Art of Throwing It Away
  7. Fight That Tesla Envy With A Tablet Dash For Your Car
  8. Motorized Music Box Cranks Out Stairway to Heaven
  9. Hackaday Prize Entries: Inventing New Logic Families
  10. The Foghorn Requiem
  11. Cable Butchering For Logic-Level Serial
  12. Gutting And Rebuilding A Classic Watch
  13. Hackaday Dictionary: Software Defined Radio (SDR)
  14. An Arcade Bar And Hackerspace, All In One
  15. Hackaday Prize Needs You: Build for Citizen Scientists
  16. Radio Shack Returns
  17. OpenThread, A Solution To The WiFi Of Things
  18. Hackaday Prize Entry: Raspberry Pi Zeros And Drones
  19. Making Springs At Home
  20. Hackaday Links: May 29, 2016
  21. Toa Mata Lego Band Actually Rocks
  22. Dragging Teletypes Into The 21st Century
  23. Autonomous Truck Teaches Itself To Powerslide
  24. OzQube-1: A Tiny Australian Satellite
  25. Find The Source: WiFi Triangulation
  26. Hackaday Prize Entry: An Interface For The Headless Linux System
  27. Hand Gestures Play Tetris
  28. Coolest, but Least Secure, Security Device
  29. Painting the Sky with Shooting Stars
  30. Hacklet 109 – Complex 3D Printed Projects
  31. CNC Clock Mills Itself, Displays The Time
  32. Free Radio On My Phone
  33. iPad Control for Guitar Pedals
  34. Pong In Real Life, Mechanical Pong
  35. Hackaday Prize Entry: Adding HDMI to Small Displays
  36. Raspberry Pi Levels with You
  37. FriendlyARM: A Different Flavor of Raspberry
  38. DIY Air Quality Meter And Emissions Tester
  39. Federico Musto of Arduino SRL Shows Off New ARM-based Arduino Boards
  40. Minimal MQTT: Control and Clients
  41. Waste Not, No Lights
  42. Adventures of ArduinoMan – The Rudis
  43. DTMF Robot Makes Rube Goldberg Proud
  44. Retrotechtacular: Examining Music in 1950’s Russia
  45. Hackaday Prize Entry: Open-Source Myoelectric Hand Prosthesis
  46. Nanowire Batteries Never Need Replacing
  47. Punch Cards
  48. PhD Crystal Radio has Pizza Capacitor
  49. Hamvention: The Flea Market
  50. Hack Your Apartment: Keyless Entry with Little Effort
  51. Fixing A Complicated Scrollwheel
  52. This is Your Epic Weekend to Hack Together Anything
  53. A Cornucopia of High Voltage Sources
  54. Raspberry Pi Cluster Build Shows How and What
  55. Flame Triodes Don’t Need Any Vacuum
  56. Hackaday Prize Entry: Robotic Prosthetic Leg Is Open Source And 3D-Printable
  57. Smart AC Monitoring: Without the $500 Price Tag
  58. Building a Flamethrower Guitar to Really Rock Out With
  59. Learn Functional Reactive Programming on Your Arduino
  60. How to Have a Beer with Every Electronics Person
  61. WTF is Degaussing?
  62. The Booths Of Hamvention
  63. The SEC Has a Thing for Crowdfunding
  64. Meter All The Phases: Three Phase Energy Meter With OpenWrt
  65. Black Line Follower: A Modern Bristlebot
  66. Hackaday Prize Entry: Worldwide Educational Infrastructure
  67. Sweet 3D Printer
  68. 3D Printing Metal in Mid Air
  69. Compact Controllers Automate Window Blinds
  70. How The Dis-integrated 6502 Came To Be
  71. Hacking for Good: Watly
  72. Shower Thoughts in Your Car
  73. Symmetry for Beginners – The Rubik’s Cube
  74. A Modern But Classic Enigma Machine
  75. Secret Listening to Elevator Music
  76. Hackaday Prize Entry: Industrial Servo Control On The Cheap
  77. Make your Own Infrared Camera on the Cheap!
  78. Arduino Motion Detection With A Bit Of Wire
  79. Computers Beating Computers At Cricket
  80. Relive the Hackaday Belgrade Conference
  81. The Man Who Didn’t Invent The Personal Computer
  82. 16 Megapixel Outdoor Security Camera on the Cheap
  83. Why I Go Through So Many Arduinos
  84. Feed the Fun with a Semi-automatic Cheesy Poof Rifle
  85. I’m Sorry Dave, I Only Say 28 Phrases
  86. Hackaday Prize Entry: Sniffing Defibrillator Data
  87. One Hacker’s Small Tabletop Photo Studio
  88. Hackaday Links: May 22, 2016
  89. A Minitel Terminal As A USB Linux Terminal
  90. Digital Wind Chimes
  91. Identify Your Devices by Their Unintentional Radiation
  92. Real-time Driving of RGB LED Cube using Unity3D
  93. 3D Print It Or Fix It?
  94. Hackaday Prize Entry: Open Source Electrospinning Machine
  95. Find a Drone
  96. Build a Replica Apple ///
  97. DIY Jigsaw Table Makes Cutting Wood Even Easier
  98. Hacklet 108 – Simple Functional 3D Prints
  99. Gaming Chair gives Full Body Feeling to Collisions
  100. Field Expedient Bandsaw Mill Deals with Leftover Logs
  101. BeagleBone Green, Now Wireless
  102. PTC Heaters For Reflow Soldering
  103. Hackaday Prize Entry: Internets Of Energy
  104. Using An FPGA To Generate Ambient Color From Video
  105. Networked Solar Birdhouses Deep in the Woods
  106. Toy Piano Gets Synth Overhaul
  107. Evolving Storytelling to Marry the Ancient Skills with the Digital Age
  108. Hackaday Dictionary: Lithium Ion Batteries
  109. A Better Mousetrap, at Least for the Mouse
  110. Virtually Free Rapsberry Pis
  111. Scratch-built Radial Solenoid Engine is Polished and Professional
  112. Shaper Tools Will Blow Your Mind
  113. After The Prize: SatNOGS Builds Satellites
  114. USB C Analyzer
  115. Battletech Case Mod Displays Awesome Woodwork, Hides Hacks
  116. DIY Vein Finder Shows you Where to Stick It
  117. Hackaday’s Fun With International Mains Plugs And Sockets
  118. Beautiful Kegerator, Built the Hard Way
  119. It’s Time For Direct Metal 3D-Printing
  120. Star Trek Material Science is Finally Real: Transparent Wood
  121. $25 Satellite Tracker Boasts “Usefulness Optional”
  122. Electromagnetic Field’s Badge Hanging in the Balance
  123. i2c Relay Expander Uses Nifty Card-Edge Connection
  124. Subsea ROV has 6 degrees of Freedom + Autopilot
  125. Navid Gornall Eats His Own Face
  126. Flying with Proportional – Integral – Derivative Control
  127. Using Missile Tech to See Like Predator
  128. The Art And Science Of Bending Sheet Metal
  129. Hacking R/C Brushless Motor Controllers for Use in Big Robots
  130. Where (Almost) No GoPro has Gone Before
  131. Hackaday Prize Entry: Harmonicas, Candy, And Van Halen
  132. DIY USB Type C
  133. Hack a Bike Electroetching
  134. Smartphone-based Robotic Rover Project goes Open Source
  135. Minimal MQTT: Networked Nodes
  136. 3D Printing and Modelling on the Fly
  137. Beyond WD-40: Lubes for the Home Shop
  138. Improved Digital Caliper Interfacing, Including 3D Printed Connector
  139. Bricked Intel Tablet Lives Again
  140. Hackaday Prize Entry: Wirelessly Charged Self-Heating Coffee Mug
  141. Raspberry Pi Zero now with Camera Support, Still Only $5
  142. Self-Driving Cars Get Tiny
  143. One Dollar Board Targets Students
  144. What Came First? The Chicken or the LASER?
  145. Reinventing VHDL Badly
  146. Working with Mains Voltage: The Electrifying Conclusion!
  147. Raspberry Pis Sweeten a Library’s Bottom Line
  148. Meet Up with Hackaday this Saturday in San Mateo
  149. Why Kickstarter Products Fail
  150. A Dis-Integrated 6502
  151. Making A Fixed Voltage Power Supply Adjustable
  152. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Cute Synthesizer
  153. Madison Maker Faire
  154. Electronic Driver Replaces Master Clock
  155. Hackaday Links: May 15, 2016
  156. Classic Amplifier Reborn With Modern Transistors
  157. AV Remote Control Teams Arduino with – Visual Basic?
  158. Super Strong 3D Component Carbon Fiber Parts
  159. Propane Tanks Transformed Into Extreme Sandblaster
  160. Taming A Variac With A Thermistor
  161. Hackaday Prize Entry: DIY Ceramic PCBs
  162. DIY PCB Fixture Helps You Spread the Paste
  163. Building a Sturdy Remote Control Mailbox
  164. Custom Case Lends Retro Look to Smart TV
  165. Hackaday At Hamvention
  166. Hacklet 107 – 3D Printing Projects
  167. The Ultimate Traveler’s Toolkit
  168. Stealthy Mortar Board Unleashes Bling at Graduation Ceremony
  169. Unary Clock for the Binary-Challenged
  170. RetroFab: Machine Designed Control of All the Things
  171. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Low-Cost Robot Arm
  172. Chibiterm Is A Tiny Low-Cost VGA Terminal
  173. We’re Headed to Maker Faire, Will You Be There?
  174. Robot Cheerleader Just Needs A Hand To Learn Basic Tricks
  175. Boost Around Town with This 3D Printed Bicycle Assist
  176. Phoenix Perry: Forward Futures
  177. Captain America’s Mighty Shield with 7200N of Powerful Electromagnets!
  178. You Can And Should Build Something For The Hackaday Prize
  179. Facebook Open-Sources their Capture-the-Flag Hacking Challenges
  180. Two Guys, a Hotel Room and a Radio Fire
  181. Solving ISP problem with a Homebrew LTE Yagi
  182. Tiny Matchbox WiFi Weather Station
  183. Hackaday Prize Entry: ForEx Display is A Well Executed Hack
  184. Digitize Your Graphs With WebPlotDigitizer
  185. Reading an IR Thermometer the Hard Way
  186. Robo Face Speaks
  187. To See Within: Making Medical X-rays
  188. That’s No Moon – That’s a Bamboo Death Star
  189. Path to Craftsmanship: Safety, Cleanliness, and Documentation as Habits
  190. VR Telepresence Tank from Raspberry Pi, Google Cardboard, and Xbox Controller
  191. Now You’re Printing with Water
  192. Hackaday Prize Entry: Powering A Pi From A Battery
  193. Concrete Table Just the Way You Like It
  194. Converting Kids’ Hand-Drawings to G-Code
  195. TV Stick Out-Raspberries Raspberry Pi
  196. Mike Szczys Ends 8-Bit vs 32-Bit Holy War!
  197. Open Robots with Open Roberta
  198. Peachy Printer Collapses, Investor Built A House Instead Of A Printer
  199. Looking Mains Voltage In The Eye And Surviving
  200. Overthinking Solenoid Control
  201. Dirt Cheap Dirty Decapping
  202. Hackaday Prize Entry: You Can Do Anything With A Bunch Of NANDs
  203. When the Smart Hits the Fan
  204. Eddie The Balance Bot
  205. This Billboard Kills Zika Mosquitoes
  206. Tools of the Trade – Component Placing
  207. Upgrading a Nexus 5 eMMC to 64GB
  208. Don’t Ignore the Artist’s Supply Store
  209. Solar FPV Plane Flies Forever
  210. New Part Day: A BeagleBone On A Chip
  211. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Programmable Calculator With Nixie Tubes
  212. Glue Your Sumo Robot to The Mat With Custom Sticky Tires
  213. Perfecting The DIY BB-8
  214. Designing a High Performance Parallel Personal Cluster
  215. If You See Anything, Say Something? Math on a Plane
  216. Minimal MQTT: Building a Broker
  217. 3D Printing Bone
  218. The Coming Wide-Spread Use of Drones in Agriculture
  219. An Affordable Ultrasonic Soldering Iron
  220. X-Ray Everything!
  221. Hackaday Prize Entry: Raimi’s Bionic Arm
  222. 3D Printer Prints Sound
  223. Hackaday Links: It’s Mother’s Day And You Forgot
  224. Rasberry Pi Zero Plays Every Simpsons Episode Ever at Random
  225. DIY Cast AR-15 Receivers Are More Interesting Than Expected
  226. Running a Hackerspace is Hard: Egypt Edition
  227. Smallest MIDI Synth, Again!
  228. Gyroman Walks with Just One Motor
  229. Tiling your TV Remote
  230. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Cheaper Soldering Solution
  231. Raspberry Pi Balloon Goes Too High, Goes Boom, But Survives
  232. Thinking of You: IoT Style
  233. Single Photon Source for Quantum Computing and Experimentation
  234. Hacklet 106 – Robots That Teach
  235. Chomper Antweight Robot Kraves Combat
  236. Super Massive Musical Instrument
  237. Software Defined Radio App Store
  238. Hackaday Prize Entry: Optical Experiments Using Low Cost Lasercut Parts
  239. K.I.S.S. Pi Sprinkler – Just Keep the Plants Alive
  240. Simple Fuel Pressure Alarm Averts Diesel Disaster
  241. Meet Blue Jay, The Flying Drone Pet Butler
  242. How to Design, Manufacture, and Document a Hardware Product
  243. Hackaday Dictionary: Transformers
  244. Fallout Inspired Cellphone Wristwatch
  245. Up Your CAD Game with Good Reference Photos
  246. 3D Printing Hailstone Molds for Science
  247. Fail of the Week: ESP8266 Heats Temperature Sensor
  248. Clever And Elegant Tilt Sensors From Ferrofluid
  249. Talk to the Glove
  250. Don’t Take Photos of Your Arduino 101 Either, It’s Light Sensitive
  251. Amazing Analysis of a 350,000 LED Airport Art Project
  252. Which Wireless Tech is Right For You?
  253. Designing Flat Flexible PCBs
  254. Can you hear SamSat-218D?
  255. Analog to Digital Converter (ADC): A True Understanding
  256. Screw Drive Tractor Is About To Conquer Canada
  257. 35 MPH NERF Darts!
  258. Reverse Engineer Your Robot Lawnmower
  259. Infrared Detector Selects Over a Wide Range
  260. What’s The Weather Like For The Next Six Hours?
  261. Your Quadcopter Has Three Propellers Too Many
  262. JIT Learning Using Expert Systems
  263. Getting Ugly, Dead Bugs, and Going to Manhattan
  264. Creating Full Color Images on Thermoformed Parts
  265. A Rubidium Reference for Discrete Component Clocks
  266. Carbon Monoxide: Hunting a Silent Killer
  267. Home Brew Vacuum Tubes Are Easier Than You Think
  268. An Open Source Lead Tester
  269. Soldering Iron Cauterization
  270. DNA Extraction With A 3D-Printed Centrifuge
  271. Retrotechtacular: TV Troubleshooting
  272. The Dark Arts: Anonymity
  273. Not Even Hamsters Are Safe From The Internet Of Things
  274. Volkswagen Beetle – The Most Hackable Car
  275. I Am Satoshi Nakamoto
  276. Reverse Engineering An ATM Card Skimmer
  277. Atmel Removes Full-Swing Crystal Oscillator
  278. Detecting Beetles That Kill Trees, Make Great Lumber
  279. Who Needs the MSP430 When You Have TI’s Other Microcontroller, The TI-84?
  280. Simple Robot Arm With Steppers Has Pleasingly Smooth Motion
  281. Amazing Oscilloscope Graphics
  282. Curiously Delightful Things Done with Lasers and Projectors
  283. Blue Ribbon Microphone
  284. These 20 Projects Won $1000 In The Hackaday Prize
  285. UV Photographic Printer Lets You Use Strange Chemistries
  286. Debunking the Drone Versus Plane Hysteria
  287. Contender For World’s Most Unsettling Drone?
  288. Software Update Destroys $286 Million Japanese Satellite
  289. Upgrading A 20 Year Old PDA
  290. Shor’s Algorithm In Five Atoms
  291. Hackaday Links: May Day, 2016
  292. WISP Needs No Battery Or Cable
  293. Home Made Diodes From Copper Oxide
  294. Precision CNC With Epoxy Granite
  295. Minimal 433 MHz Web Home Automation
  296. Has Mankind Gone Too Far With Drone Fishing?
  297. Lint And Dog Hair Supercapacitor

April 2016

  1. Re-Capping An Ancient Apple PSU
  2. Is It A Stepper? Or Is It A Servo?
  3. Hacklet 105 – More Mind and Brain Hacks
  4. Megaprocessor is a Macro Microprocessor
  5. Windows 95 On An Apple Watch
  6. Don’t Tempt the Demo Gods
  7. Line Following Robot Trains Runners
  8. 1btn – an Open Source Dash
  9. Soda Fridge Hack to Fix a Lazy People Problem
  10. ESP8266 or MKR1000?
  11. Six Years of Work and Rationale In A DIY Book Scanner Documented
  12. Saving Lives with Open-Source Electrocardiography
  13. Fail Of The Week: My 3D Printer Upgrade
  14. Japanese Lab Builds 5-Axis 3D Printer
  15. Centennial Birthday of Claude E. Shannon the Math and EE Pioneer
  16. The Gerber Behind Gerber Files
  17. Connect All Your IoT Through Your Pi 3
  18. Refreshable Braille Display and Braille Keyboard
  19. Ping Pong Spectrum Analyzer
  20. Colin Furze Flies the Dangerous Skies
  21. Forty-Year-Old Arcade Game Reveals Secrets of Robot Path Planning
  22. Up-Close and Personal with Laser Cuts
  23. Robot Beats Piano Tiles
  24. The MakerBot Obituary
  25. Autograph: A String Art Printer
  26. Threadless Ballscrew for 3D Printer
  27. Cardboard And Paperclip CNC Plotter Destined For Self-Replication
  28. Slim and Classy Word Clock Shows the Weather Too
  29. Smart Mirror Reflects Hacker
  30. Wooden Antikythera Mechanism is Geared for Greatness
  31. The Open Source Hacker’s Laptop
  32. Searching for USB Power Supplies that Won’t Explode
  33. The Incredible Success of World Create Day
  34. Engineering Meets Craftsmanship in this Guitar Fretting Jig
  35. Evolving our Ideas to Build Something That Matters
  36. The Immersive, VR, Internet of Things Unicycle
  37. Autonomous Electro-musical Devices
  38. A Raspberry Pi In An FPGA
  39. The Minimin Aims To Be The Simplest Theremin
  40. Circuit Bender Artist bends Fresnel Lens for Art
  41. 8-bit Video Wall Made From 160 Gaming Keyboards
  42. Belgrade Experience: MikroElektronika, Museums, and FPGA Computing
  43. Materials To Know: Baltic Birch
  44. DIY Vacuum Chamber Proves Thermodynamics Professor Isn’t Making It All Up
  45. Pillaging the Wealth of Information in a Datasheet
  46. Retrotechtacular: MONIAC
  47. DIY Thermal Imaging Smartphone
  48. A Green Powered Sailboat
  49. USB Soldering Iron is Surprisingly Capable
  50. Workshops For Timid Solderers
  51. A Polymer Concrete DIY CNC With No Perceptible Budget In Sight
  52. Sophi Kravitz Talks The Tech Behind Art
  53. Printing Magnetic Fields
  54. Cyclists Use Tiny Motors to Cheat
  55. 2016 Hackaday Prize Begins Anew and Anything Goes
  56. Passwords? Just Use Your Head!
  57. Fail Of The Week: Don’t Tie Those Serial Lines High
  58. Poopable Cameras
  59. From Trash To TV
  60. Hackaday Links: April 24, 2016
  61. DIY Spot Welder Doesn’t Look Like it Will Immediately Kill You
  62. Plexitube Owl Clock Watches You Sleep
  63. Energy Monitor Optically Couples to Smart Meter
  64. Small Experiments in DIY Home Security
  65. Gear Clock Uses Stepper Motor
  66. Magical Blinky Capacitive Sensing Tweezers
  67. Home Made Pen Plotter
  68. Arduino Quadcopter Game Uses Serial Monitor
  69. Camera Slider Helps get the Shots with E-Waste Controller
  70. Atomic Arduino (and Other) Development
  71. A Simple And Educational Brushless Motor
  72. Today Is World Create Day
  73. Color-Changing LED Makes Techno Music
  74. Retro Rotary Raspi Phone Rings Alexa
  75. tinyDriver – ATtiny84 platform without Arduino
  76. A 3D-Printed Engagement Ring
  77. This Teddy Bear Steals Your Ubuntu Secrets
  78. Nixie Timer is Easy to Read Across the Kitchen
  79. The Long and Bumpy Road to Internet in Serbia
  80. Hackaday Dictionary: USB Type C
  81. OneSolver Does What Wolfram Can’t
  82. Embed with Elliot: Keeping it Integral
  83. Modifying a Raspberry Pi 2 To Fit In Small Places
  84. IntelliServo
  85. USB-less WiFi For The Pi Zero
  86. Automated Blinds Open the Window to our Heart
  87. DIY Arduino Watch
  88. “That’s Not a Knife…”
  89. World Create Day: A Subcontinent, An Island Continent, And Asia
  90. Pine64: The Un-Review
  91. All Prior Art
  92. Hacking When it Counts: POW Canteen Radios
  93. BeagleBone Pin-Toggling Torture Test
  94. A Requiem For Meters
  95. A Friendly Flying Robot Pet
  96. Make Your Own ESP8266 Breadboard Adapter
  97. Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité, AZERTY
  98. Desktop Siege Weapon: Fireball Cannon
  99. World Create Day: Hackaday Meetups Reach Europe and Africa
  100. Hackaday Reviews: Flir One Android
  101. Supplyframe Design Lab Residency Applications Now Open
  102. [Sprite_tm] Gives Near Death VFD a Better Second Life
  103. Are Powdered Metal Fuels Just a Flash in the Pan?
  104. Split-flap Train Display Uses Punch Cards; Serviced with Station Ingenuity
  105. Casting A Lathe Out Of Concrete
  106. Good News! It’s The Dacia 1310!
  107. Death, Taxes, and Laundry
  108. Add Bluetooth to a Cheap Electronic Lock
  109. Bluetooth Water Cannon Junk Build Shoots Into Our Hearts
  110. World Create Day: A Meetup Across The Americas
  111. Mike Harrison Exposes Hot Oil and High Voltage of Ancient Live Projector
  112. Super Thin Display Makes Your Skin Your Screen
  113. The Sincerest Form of Flattery: Cloning Open-Source Hardware
  114. Box ‘o Bangs, a 2,180J Capacitor Bank
  115. Morse Code Waterfall is Cooler Than Your Fifth Grade Science Fair Project
  116. Custom Media Player Helps Hacker’s Autistic Son
  117. Alarm System Upgrade Tips The Functionality Scale
  118. The AAduino Is An Arduino In An AA Battery
  119. Colored Filament From a Can
  120. Digital Images And The Amiga
  121. ImplicitCAD: Programmatic CAD Built with 3D Printing in Mind
  122. The Predictability Problem with Self-Driving Cars
  123. First Hackaday Prize Challenge Closes in One Week
  124. How To Know When An Accelerator Is Not Right For Your Startup
  125. Bootstrapping an Amiga 2000 Graphics Card Because Vintage is Pricey
  126. Sciencing DVD-RW Laser Diodes
  127. GameGirl: A Better Portable Raspberry Pi
  128. Designing a 360 Degree All Metal Hinge
  129. Hackaday Links: April 17, 2016
  130. RFID Lock Keeps Your Bike Safe
  131. Are You in Bed?
  132. Building The First Digital Camera
  133. Save a Spaceship with Spacehack!
  134. Using Rapid Prototyping to Make a Clock
  135. Digital Logging Of Analog Instruments
  136. Building a Taller Drillpress
  137. Teslaphoresis: Tesla Coil Causes Self-Assembly In Carbon Nanotubes
  138. VCF East: A Retro Hackathon
  139. Hacklet 104 – Test Equipment Projects
  140. Milk-Based 3D Scanner
  141. ESP8266 Based Irrigation Controller
  142. One SMT Breakout to Rule Them All
  143. Automatic Book Scanner To Bring Knowledge To Ethiopian Students
  144. Home Automation and Monitoring with Edison
  145. Chromecast Vintage TV Is Magic
  146. 3D Printing Houses from Concrete
  147. 128 LEDs, 5 Buttons, IR Comm, and a Few Hours: What Could You Create?
  148. Hackaday Dictionary: Ultrasonic Communications
  149. Mrs. Penny’s Driving School — Hardware Workshop in Dallas
  150. Flappy Bird on an… E-Cigarette?
  151. Measuring Parts Badly for Accurate Reverse Engineering
  152. Poor Man’s Time Domain Reflectometer
  153. Weight Tracking, Wise Cracking IoT Bathroom Scale
  154. A Star Tracking Telescope Mount
  155. What’s a Piezo Optomechanical Circuit?
  156. Quieting a Cheap LCD Projector
  157. 3D Cocooner (3D Lattice Printer)
  158. Materials to Know: Medium Density Fiberboard
  159. Hackaday Invades Toronto
  160. Minions Turn Your Keyboard into a Bluetooth Keyboard
  161. Most Of What You Wish You Knew About Coils Of Wire But Were Afraid To Ask
  162. Hoverboards are here – If You’re Crazy Enough to Try
  163. 3D Printed Microscope Chamber Saves Big Bucks
  164. CarontePass: Open Access Control For Your Hackerspace
  165. Bacon Beacon
  166. A Partwork As A Hackspace Course
  167. Powering A Lot Of Nixie Tubes
  168. After the Prize: What’s Next for the Light Electric Utility Vehicle
  169. Snake On A BBC Micro:bit
  170. All Quiet on the West Virginia Border: The National Radio Quiet Zone
  171. Open Source Robotics With WireBeings
  172. Bela: Real-Time BeagleBone Audio/Analog Cape
  173. A Developer’s Kit for Medical Ultrasound
  174. Professional CNC Vacuum Table Holds Workpieces with Ease
  175. E-paper Tide Clock Easy to Mistake for Art Print On The Wall
  176. Rotating Plasma Vortex Speaker
  177. Stealing 3D Prints By Sound
  178. Ask Hackaday: Open Fire Suppression and Safety Standards
  179. Arduino Comes To The Raspberry Pi, Linux ARM Devices
  180. Hackaday World Create Day: The Hackaday Event in Your Town
  181. Tales of Garage Design: Achieving Precision from Imprecise Parts
  182. Universities Envision Flying Beetle Swarms; But Crawl Before You Fly
  183. Dump Your (Old) Computer’s ROM Using Audacity
  184. Flying The Infinite Improbability Drive
  185. Strandmaus, Small R/C Strandbeest
  186. Audio Out Over UART
  187. A $1000 Tiny Personal Satellite
  188. Hack The Pentagon, Legally
  189. iPhone Microscopy and Other Adventures
  190. Fourier Machine Mimics Michelson Original in Plywood
  191. Hackaday Belgrade was Hardware Center of Universe on Saturday
  192. Continuing The Dialog: “It’s Time Software People and Mechanical People Had a Talk”
  193. Apple Aftermath: Senate Entertains A New Encryption Bill
  194. Colorful Fan and LED Controller for 3D Printer
  195. A Low-Cost Mini PCB Printer
  196. Small And Inexpensive MEMS Gravimeter
  197. Hackaday Links: April 10, 2016
  198. Make a BLDC Motor From Scraps You Can Find In The Garage
  199. “World’s Brightest” Flashlight
  200. Brazillian Class Creates Digital Board Game
  201. Gameboy Case Lives on With a Pi Zero
  202. Tiny ATtiny85 Game Console
  203. Everyman’s Turbomolecular Pump
  204. Meet Cartesio, Robot Artist
  205. Listen to Meteors Live
  206. Neopixel Bedroom Clock Uses ESP8266
  207. Hacklet 103 – Piezo Projects
  208. Hackaday Store Sale Ends Sunday!
  209. Tetris Everywhere: Character LCD Edition
  210. The Continuing Adventures of a Project That Will Be Stolen
  211. Today’s Hackaday Belgrade Conference
  212. A Comparison of Early Graphics Cards
  213. An Open Source Two Stroke Diesel
  214. Oh No! It’s the Claw!
  215. Robotic Vacuums Get Torn-down For Design Showdown.
  216. Build Your Own GSM Base Station For Fun And Profit
  217. Retrotechtacular: Rein-Operated Tractors
  218. Bistrobot: Make Me A Sandwich
  219. Stolen Tech: The Soviet Shuttle
  220. 3D Printed Linkage Produces Automatic Hacksaw!
  221. The Most Immersive Pinball Machine: Project Supernova
  222. EPROM Timer
  223. Put Words in Your Dog’s Mouth With A Talking Dog Collar
  224. Red bricks: Alphabet to turn off Revolv’s lights
  225. A Look Into the Future of Slicing
  226. Hackaday World Create Day: April 23rd
  227. Reverse-Engineering debugWire
  228. Getting Serious about Crystal Radios
  229. 1921 Ner-A-Car Motorcycle Reborn With Epic Parts Remanufacture
  230. Error Correction of 3D Printers
  231. Machines That Build Other Machines
  232. This TARDIS Is An Infrasonic Subwoofer
  233. ChaiBot: A Tea Robot Steeped in Utility
  234. Get Your Game On: Troy’s TVCoG Hosts VR and Gaming Hackathon
  235. Take the Long Road to a Precise Laser PCB Exposer
  236. Tiny BLE UART Makes Bluetooth Low Energy Simple
  237. Disposable Camera Flashes Live Again
  238. Hyperloops and Robot Cars, A Glimpse into The Future
  239. Fail Of The Week: Always Check The Fuse
  240. Automatic Pneumatic Harmonica
  241. Autonomous Tractor Brings In The Harvest
  242. IR Rework Station
  243. Why Buy Your Children a Game Console When You Can Build Them One?
  244. Reactor Forge Promises Induction Heating For All
  245. The State Of 3D Printing At MRRF
  246. Hand Gestures Drive Car
  247. That’s Life…on a Hackaday Badge
  248. A Field Guide to the North American Communications Tower
  249. Makerville Knit: Industrial-Strength WiFi Breakout
  250. Make Your Mailman Nervous With a Wifi Enabled Mailbox
  251. Automating RC Motor Efficiency Testing
  252. Cheap Air Pickup
  253. Save a Couple Thousand Dollars with a DIY Remote Lighting System
  254. Smartphone and IR Line Laser Measure Distance
  255. Facebook To Slurp Oculus Rift Users’ Every Move
  256. My Most Obsolete Skill: Delta-Gun Convergence
  257. Hackaday Belgrade Talks will Live Stream Saturday
  258. Full-size AT-ST Star Wars Build
  259. The Ultraviolet Catastrophe
  260. Screw Drive Tractor Hasn’t Conquered Canada Yet
  261. 3D Printing A Fake Product Leak
  262. A 2,200 Pound Personal Computer
  263. Think Globally, Build Locally With These Open-Source Recycling Machines
  264. Hackaday Links: April 3, 2016
  265. DVB-S From a Raspberry Pi with No Extra Hardware
  266. Hacking Flappy Bird By Playing Mario
  267. Bike Power Meter with Crank-mounted WiFi Strain Gauges
  268. Raspberry Pi As Speed Camera
  269. Turning an Angle Grinder into a Belt Sander
  270. Paper Enigma Machine
  271. Hack Corporate Overlords For Single Button Beer Delivery
  272. MRRF: Tasty Filament from Proto-Pasta
  273. Hack Your Multimeter
  274. Hacklet 102 – Laundry Projects
  275. Cyborg Olympics is Coming this Fall
  276. Insanely-Quick 3D Tracking with 1 Camera
  277. Office Supplies Hexapod Tramples Your Excuses
  278. Dr Who Returns to Earth
  279. A Keypad Joypad For Your Retro Gaming
  280. OSH Park Reintroduces Pogs
  281. A $99 Smartphone Powered 3D Printer?
  282. World Standard Organizations to Release Entirely Reworked Standards
  283. Tiny Hotplate Isn’t Overkill
  284. Ethernet Controller Discovered in the ESP8266
  285. Apple Introduces Their Answer To The Raspberry Pi
  286. Pong on Industrial Controllers
  287. EP Composes a New Chiptune Each Time
  288. Impressive StarCraft 2 AI More Fair to Fleshy Opponents

March 2016

  1. 3D-Printed Case Turns Servo into Quality Linear Actuator
  2. PJON, Fancy One Wire Arduino Communications Protocol For Home Automation
  3. MRRF: Launching an Adorable Printer For Fun
  4. Hackaday Teams with Vintage Computer Festival for Retro Hackathon
  5. Roll Your Own Amazon Echo on a Raspberry Pi
  6. Co-Exist With Your Coax: Choose The Right Connector For The Job
  7. DIY Active Sub-GHz Differential Scope Probe
  8. Intel Ups The Dev Board Ante With The Quark D2000
  9. The ATtiny MIDI Plug Synth
  10. Wooden Computer Case Adds a Touch of Modern
  11. A Ridiculous Way to Light an LED: Candle-power
  12. An Excellent Primer for Sketching Mechanical Drawings
  13. Windows and Ubuntu: “Cygwin Can Suck It”
  14. Lazy Bluetooth: Build with BLE, Don’t Reinvent It
  15. Peering Inside the GPU Black Box
  16. FBI vs Apple: A Postmortem
  17. Rotary Subwoofer Combines A Speaker Coil W/ a Fan
  18. MRRF: Innovating Extruders and Dissolvable Filament
  19. Nanocounter: Frequency Counter with an Android UI
  20. Bare Metal Media Centre
  21. Retrotechtacular: Hallicrafters Goes To War
  22. Car Idle Alarm Helps You Stop Wasting Gas While Tweeting
  23. Teensy Gets A Prop Shield
  24. When Difference Matters: Differential Signaling
  25. Tindie is Hiring a Writer
  26. You Speak, Your Scope Obeys
  27. Remote Sensing Bombs Could Stem Terrorism
  28. Spark Gap and Coherer Meet Beagle Bone
  29. Dirt-Cheap USB Arduino Hack From the Past
  30. Two-Sided Laser Etching
  31. Improving the RTL-SDR
  32. Start Your Poultry Brood with This DIY Egg Incubator
  33. White Oak Illuminated Bluetooth Speaker
  34. Hackaday Links: March 28, 2016
  35. The Hackaday Store is Having a Sale
  36. The Onion Omega Carputer Can be Controlled via WiFi
  37. HVAC techs – Hackers who make house calls
  38. Tearing Down an IP Camera
  39. Raspberry Pi Art Frame using OpenFrame
  40. Turn Your RPi 3 Into a BLE Beacon
  41. Open source OBD-II Adapter
  42. Easy LED Panel
  43. 555 Plasma Speaker
  44. What’s Tiny, Has Eight Legs, and Acts Like an Arduino?
  45. Bootstrapped Tools, Live Stopped Motion, and a Dekatron Computer
  46. Beautiful Weather Station uses Acrylic, RGB LED, and and ESP8266
  47. Turning a Keyboard into a Pedal Board
  48. RF Biscuit Is A Versatile Filter Prototyping Board
  49. Handy Power Supply with 3D Printed Case
  50. They Put the “P” in Power
  51. An Atari 2600 In Your Pocket
  52. Hacklet 101 – Pinball projects
  53. Lighting Fires with Lemons
  54. Extremely Thorough Formlabs Form 2 Teardown by Bunnie
  55. Home Made Farnsworth Fusor
  56. Museum Shows Off Retro Malware
  57. Pipe in (Robot) Hand
  58. YAGDO – Yet Another Garage Door Opener
  59. Massive Flexible LED Strip Display Has Too Many Pixels?
  60. Crawl, Walk, Run: A Starter CPU
  61. Hack the Hackaday Demoscene from Your Own Home
  62. Kestrel Computer Project
  63. Resistance is Futile: Balancing Cubes Are Taking Over!
  64. The Pi Zero Mass Storage Picture Frame
  65. Retrotechtacular: Blacksmithing To The Stars!
  66. Aquarium Light Mimics the Outdoor Sky
  67. Building A Better Game Boy With A Pi
  68. Eye Tracking Makes the Musical Eye Conductor for Everyone!
  69. Hackaday Dictionary: Servo Motors
  70. Moldy Rechargeable Batteries
  71. Flying Close To The Flame: Designing Past Specified Limits
  72. An Affordable Panasonic Grid-EYE Thermal Imaging Camera
  73. Mirror Monitor Responds To Your Gestures
  74. Growing Algae For Fun And Profit
  75. BlinkenBone Meets The PiDP8
  76. Homebrew Multimode Digital Voice Modem
  77. MRRF, How Red Hat Helps Open Source 3D Printing
  78. Michael Ossmann Makes You an RF Design Hero
  79. Unlock the Phase Locked Loop
  80. Lead a Hackaday Meetup in Your City
  81. The Dark Arts: Cross Site Scripting
  82. SDR Cape for BeagleBone
  83. Metal Magic: Heat Bluing Steel Clock Hands
  84. The Internet Enabled Kill-A-Watt
  85. Oscillator Design by Simulation
  86. Converting A GameCube Controller To USB
  87. Quick and Easy Pressure Forming Makes Plexiglas Domes
  88. Embed with Elliot: ARM Makefile Madness
  89. Electric Compass for a Plasma Cutter
  90. Enzymes From The Deep – The Polymerase
  91. British Kids Finally Get Their Micro:Bits
  92. MRRF: 3D Printed 2D Paintings
  93. Arduino Nano Runs Battery Spot Welder
  94. Correcting Color Blindness With DLP Projectors
  95. The Infrared Theremin
  96. Mobile Text Reader With OCR and Text To Speech
  97. Critter Twitter Trap Traps Critters, Pings Twitter
  98. Raspberry Pi Zero Contest Grand Prize Winners!
  99. The Hacker’s Notebook: a Mission Log for Every Project
  100. Just When You Thought Magnets Weren’t Magic; Magnets Are Mechanisms
  101. The Curse Of The 40673: Zombie Components That Refuse To Die
  102. Ask Hackaday MRRF Edition: 3D Printers Can Catch Fire
  103. Organic Chemistry Circuits are Flexible and Work Wet
  104. Add Fiber-optic Control to Your CNC
  105. Exercise Wheel Tracks Kitty’s Fitness Goals
  106. Hackaday Links: March 20, 2016
  107. Fuzzy Blanket Hides Serious Tech
  108. Licence-Exempt Network Has High Ambitions
  109. Anti-Hack: Free Automated SSL Certificates
  110. R2-D2 Keeps this University Bathroom Smelling Fresh
  111. 5 Wide and Tall Monitors with Hacked Bezels for Wall of Awesome
  112. Better Sailing Computers With Wearable Electronics
  113. MRRF 3D Printing Spectacular
  114. DIY Vacuum Table Makes Lasering Even Easier
  115. MRRF: Jellybox, a STEM-Oriented Printer
  116. Hacklet 100 – The 2016 Hackaday Prize
  117. Standard Resistor Teardowns
  118. Tombstone Brings New Life to Board
  119. Third Person Driving IRL
  120. Restoration Of A Self-Crêpe Machine
  121. Bartop Arcade RetroPie Powered Laser Cut
  122. Laser-Cut Lamp With Magic Switch
  123. Live From The Midwest RepRap Festival
  124. Hacking The Raspberry Pi WiFi Antenna For More dB
  125. Beyond Measure: Instrumentation Amplifiers
  126. Home Made 8mm Digitizer
  127. What Lies Beneath: The First Transatlantic Communications Cables
  128. SATA Cable Replaces DC Motor Brushes as Macgyver Looks On
  129. Testing DRAM, One Byte At A Time
  130. Battery Backup For The Raspberry Pi
  131. Tiny Tea Timer for Your Perfect Cuppa
  132. Laser Removes Rust Like Magic
  133. Steam-Powered Raspberry Pi Zero Doesn’t Get Any More Steampunk
  134. So, You’re Scared Of Surface Mount
  135. Cockroach-sized Robots Pull Full-Size Sedan
  136. When You Get Serious About Selling A Project, Consider an Accelerator
  137. What Happens When You Fold Paper a 7th Time?
  138. Presenting the Internet of Trash Cans !
  139. Vintage 8mm Camera Now Powered By Raspberry Pi
  140. Could Metal Particles Provide Clean Fuel for the Future?
  141. Tiny Raspberry Pi Shield for High-Quality RF Signals
  142. Fingerprint Garage Door Won’t Open Every Time A Neighbor Microwaves a Burrito
  143. Crawl, Walk, Run: Planning Your First CPU Design
  144. KiCAD BOM Management
  145. Hands On With The Odroid C2; the Raspberry Pi 3 Challenger
  146. Hackaday in Dallas — And What That Means For Your Weekend
  147. ARM Board Transmits FM
  148. Hacker Straightens Own Teeth
  149. CitizenWatt and the Power of Community
  150. Upgrade The Graphics On A Sega Game Gear To Mental
  151. Pick Locks Like In The Movies: Using a Bobby Pin
  152. FAA Reauthorization Bill Includes Provisions For Hobbyists
  153. Stretchable Traces for Flexible Circuits
  154. Embed with Elliot: Microcontroller Makefiles
  155. The Wonderful Scent of Etching Pi on Pie for Pi Day
  156. The Origin of QWERTY
  157. Retrotechtacular: Eidophor, an Unknown Widely Used Projector
  158. SDRAM Logic Analyzer Uses An AVR And A Dirty Trick
  159. Laser PCB Exposer Built From CD-ROM Drives
  160. Making Dumb Robots Evolve
  161. A $5 Graphics Card For Homebrew Computers
  162. Prime Numbers are Stranger than You Thought
  163. Engineer Humanity’s Future: The 2016 Hackaday Prize
  164. TrainLight: Transit Info At A Glance
  165. Broken RC Car Goes Online
  166. Petite Package Provides Powerful Robot
  167. EKG Business Card Warms Our Hearts
  168. Hackaday Links: March 13, 2016
  169. A Pi Powered Recording Studio
  170. Blinky LED Bike Bag
  171. Machine Shop Soaps Are Good, Clean Learning Fun
  172. Birthday Celebrations The Pi Way
  173. Designing A Crystal Ladder Bandpass Filter
  174. Upcycle Old Speakers With C.H.I.P.
  175. How Many LEDs are Too Many?
  176. Wifi Enabled Center Speaker
  177. Telegram Your Devices
  178. Hacklet 99 – Soldering Tools
  179. Raindrops On An Oscilloscope
  180. Adventures in Small Screen Video
  181. One Man’s Quest To Spend Less TIme In The Basement
  182. Posture Sensor Reminds you to Sit Up Straight!
  183. DIY Virtual Reality Snowboard
  184. Robotic Pets Test an Automatic Pet Door
  185. Digital Zoetrope Powered By Pi
  186. Microchip Publishes USB Mass Storage Loader
  187. Embed With Elliot: March Makefile Madness
  188. Join Us at the Greatest 3D Printing Festival on Planet Earth
  189. Beyond Measure: Instrumentation Essentials
  190. Endless Pancakes
  191. Finger Print Scanners Really Aren’t That Secure
  192. Electric Skateboard Reaches Neck-Breaking Speeds
  193. Banish Dangerous Shadows Under Kitchen Cabinets
  194. App Control With Ease Using Blynk
  195. Coleco Chameleon is a Kickstarter Scam
  196. Tools of the Trade – Solder Paste Dispensing
  197. Shoot Hard Drive Platters Skywards On The Power Of Magnetism
  198. Stolen Tech: The Soviet Superfortress
  199. Gigabit Ethernet Through the Air
  200. Aligning Invisible Lasers on-the-cheap
  201. Solder at Room Temperature
  202. Snowball Machine Gun
  203. Afroman And The Case Of The Suspect Inverter
  204. Ask Hackaday: Google Beat Go; Bellwether or Hype?
  205. Materials To Know: Tooling and Modeling Board
  206. Tindie Opens a Flea Market for Tools, Components, and other Gear
  207. The Dark Arts: SQL Injection and Secure Passwords
  208. Mein Enigma
  209. Does the World Need an FPGA Arduino?
  210. Retrotechtacular: 100 Watts 120 Volts
  211. Turn A Free Flashlight Into LED Strips
  212. Candy Dispenser Riddles You This
  213. Philip Friedin takes us on a Deep Dive into his OSHChip
  214. How Low Can You Go? The World of QRP Operation
  215. Game Boy Camera Cartridge Reversed, Photos Dumped
  216. Thanks for the Memories: Touring the Awesome Random Access of Old
  217. Ask Hackaday: Is PLA Biodegradable?
  218. Wall-E Goes Corporate, Offering Telepresence Service
  219. Geodesic Dome Build at Rev Space Den Haag
  220. Monitor A Serial Port From Anywhere
  221. Tiny Open Source Robot
  222. Breadboard Colecovision
  223. It’s Time the Software People and Mechanical People Sat Down and Had a Talk.
  224. Hackaday at SXSW
  225. Reviving The Best Keyboard Ever
  226. Triple Threat RTL-SDR System Reads Trunked Radio
  227. Bullet-time Video Effect by Throwing Your Phone Around
  228. Google Contest Builds More Efficient Inverters
  229. Wood Stove Runs on Arduino Power
  230. Hackaday Links: March 6, 2016
  231. Broken Android Tablet Mini-MAME Cabinet
  232. Arduino RF Network Analyzer
  233. RF Hacking: How-To Bypass Rolling Codes
  234. Fail of the Week: Battery Pack Jack Wired Backwards
  235. Faking a Hollow State Device
  236. Bringing Nautical Charts To A Sunlight Readable Display
  237. Colin Furze Gets Burned
  238. Ultimate Battery Backup Mod
  239. Teensy 3.1 Controlled VFO
  240. Hacklet 98 – Underwater ROVs
  241. Nissan Leaf Batteries Upgrade Old Truck Conversion
  242. At last! A SIL-Duino!
  243. Sage Advice for the New Ham
  244. Serial Telemetry To Wi-Fi With An ESP8266
  245. Social Engineering Your Way To The Target PA System
  246. Start Your Day the Arduino Way with this IoT Shower Controller
  247. Arduino Makerbeam Live Plotter Controlled By HTML5 Canvas and Java Website
  248. Rescuing The World’s First Preserved Railway
  249. 3D Laser Carving with the Smoothieboard
  250. Wiring was Arduino before Arduino
  251. Dual UART/I2C Breakout Goes Both Ways
  252. Polyhedrone
  253. Connect Four Robot Uses Raspberry Pi
  254. World’s Smallest Cordless Power Tools, 3D Printed of Course
  255. Get Really Basic With Steppers and Eight Buttons
  256. Etching PCBs With A 3D Printer
  257. Materials to Know: Acetal and Delrin
  258. Swarm of Tiny Pirate Transmitters Gets the Message out in Syria
  259. Broken Promises of the Wankel Engine
  260. Overclocking the Raspberry Pi 3 For Tasty Speed Increases
  261. Incredible Marble Music Machine
  262. A Spicy Regenerative Reciever
  263. Repairing a Sony Dream Machine
  264. When Life Gives you an F-15 Throttle Grip Make a Cool Joystick
  265. Google Is Building A 100kW Radio Transmitter At A Spaceport And No One Knows Why
  266. Getting it Right by Getting it Wrong: RepRap and the Evolution of 3D Printing
  267. Converting an Electric Scooter to Lithium Batteries and Disabling the Safeties
  268. Transforming Spice
  269. Odroid C2 Bests Raspberry Pi 3 in Several Ways
  270. Hack a PS/2 Keyboard Onto Your Pi Zero
  271. Star Trek Pi
  272. Mindless Toddler Toy Becomes Teaching Tool
  273. Building an Interactive LED Lamp To Annoy Yourself
  274. Be A Hero At Your Next Hackathon With A Foldable CNC
  275. Pi 3 Benchmarks: The Marketing Hype Is True
  276. Moore’s Law is Over (Again)
  277. Raspberry Pi Zero Round 1 Winners!
  278. Color TV Broadcasts are ESP8266’s Newest Trick
  279. Breaking Out The ATtiny10
  280. Boldport tribute to Bob Pease
  281. Very Pretty Gimbal With Long Feature List
  282. Fake Window Brings Natural Light Into Basement
  283. Design Analysis: Core XY vs H-Bot

February 2016

  1. Build Your Own Sensor Skin
  2. Spice Power
  3. 2,100 Mechanical Mechanisms
  4. PCB Laminator Is Its Own Project
  5. SensorTape Unrolls New Sensor Deployment Possibilities
  6. Announcing Hackaday Belgrade’s Talks and Speakers
  7. Introducing the Raspberry Pi 3
  8. $79 Smart Mirror Uses Raspberry Pi
  9. Hackaday Links: Leap Eve, 2016
  10. A Wooden Performance Is Fine WIth This Sequencer
  11. Password Extraction Via Front Doorbell
  12. Rasberry Pi Analog Input Using Only Passive Components
  13. Milling PCBs With An Off-The-Shelf CNC
  14. Floppy Drive Hides SD Card Reader
  15. This Hourglass Flips Itself
  16. A Lucky Antenna
  17. Paydar: What It Was Like To Battle Bots in 2002
  18. Trash Can CNC Gets a Stepper Upgrade
  19. An Internet Radio in a Classic Cathedral Case
  20. Nessie, the Educational Robot
  21. Directional Booklight Invisible to Everyone But You
  22. Simple Samsung NX Remote Shutter Release From USB Cable
  23. Mechatronic Cat Ears For The Rest Of Us
  24. Inside A Circuit Breaker With MikesElectricStuff
  25. VGA Output On A Freescale
  26. Hacklet 97 – Camera Projects
  27. FCC Locks Down Router Firmware
  28. The New Heathkit Strikes Again
  29. Adding Spice to Your Workbench
  30. Passive WiFi On Microwatts
  31. Samsung ARTIK Dev Boards Start To Ship
  32. Variable Stiffness Joints for Robots and More
  33. Oak Lamp Glows Bright
  34. Hacked Turntable rotates humans for 3D scanning
  35. CNC Scrapbooking with a Raspberry Pi
  36. Dr Noirimetla, Private Failure Investigator and the Mystery of Galileo’s Pillars
  37. The Internet of Linux Things
  38. Frackers: Inside the Mind of the Junk Hacker
  39. NES Light Gun Turned (Video) Synthesizer
  40. Giving The Pi Zero USB, Ethernet, And Serial Over USB
  41. Picture Frame Mashup Taps Subreddits For “Deep Thoughts”
  42. Add A Slide Show To Your Fish Tank
  43. Plastic Battlebots Might Bite Your Hand Off
  44. Quickie WiFi Scanner
  45. Hackaday Prize Worldwide: Dallas
  46. The Challenges of A Laundry Folding Robot
  47. 8-bit Computer Made Solely From NAND Gates
  48. When Are 8 Bits More Than 32?
  49. The Ultimate 1:1 BB-8 Build Guide
  50. Upgrading and Desoldering a Fake CPU
  51. Icestudio: An Open Source Graphical FPGA Tool
  52. ARM Unveils New, High Efficency CPU
  53. Anti-Cogging Algorithm Brings Out the Best in your Hobby Brushless Motors
  54. Breaking SimpliSafe Security Systems With Software Defined Radio
  55. A Slew of Open-Source Synthesizers
  56. Sputnik’s Transmitter Beeps Again
  57. Worlds Collide: Hot Rodders and Hackers
  58. Turn Your Laser Cutter Into An SLS 3D Printer
  59. 555 Teardown and Analysis
  60. Lego Nuclear Reactor Uses Arduino
  61. Ski Buddy Jacket Uses Arduino to Teach Youngsters to Ski
  62. Rethinking Automated Bed Leveling For 3D Printers
  63. Ask Hackaday: Selling CAD Prints That Are Not Yours
  64. A Field Guide to the North American Utility Pole
  65. Linux Mint Hacked Briefly – Bad ISOs, Compromised Forum
  66. Kicking The Tires Before You Buy: 3d Printers
  67. Shoot Darts at the Shins of Total Strangers
  68. Punch Card Reader for the 10 Types of People in the World
  69. BBC Micro:Bit Gets An App
  70. Smart Sweatbands
  71. Hackaday Links: February 21, 2016
  72. $5 VGA for Raspberry Pi
  73. Retrotechtacular: Transmission Lines
  74. Nixie Thermometer Destined for Custom PC Case
  75. Breathing New Life Into An Old Key
  76. Mid Century Modern Speaker from 90s Road Trash
  77. Cute, Hackable, 3D Printable Robot Family
  78. Star Wars Droid Translating Helmets
  79. Mini Quadcopter Becomes Paper Airplane
  80. Imperial Shuttle Drone Is Sure To Scare the Cat
  81. MDF Omniwheel Uses No Metal or Plastic
  82. Waiting for China to Re-Open, From Huaqiangbei
  83. Good Vibrations in 3D-Printed Clay
  84. Hacklet 96 – Pi Zero Contest Projects Week 3
  85. Turn Your $10 Dollar Mouse Into A Fancy $10 Dollar Mouse With CNC
  86. Home-Made Solenoid Motor
  87. What Can We Learn From a Cheap Induction Cooktop?
  88. Rope Braiding Machine Built Entirely from LEGO Technics
  89. The OpenR/C Project
  90. Aquire Awesome Audio for BeagleBone
  91. Variable Instruction Computing: What Is Old Is New Again
  92. Adorable Matchbox Robot
  93. Mind-Controlled Prosthetic Arm
  94. ATtiny Watch is Tiny
  95. DIY Shapeoko 3 Enclosure
  96. Tiny USB Morse Code Beacon
  97. $3 Smartphone From India
  98. GuardBunny Active RFID Protection Going Open Hardware
  99. The Contrarian Response To Apple’s Need For Encryption
  100. Show me the Data: Hackaday.io Year #02
  101. Resurrecting a 1960’s VTR with Foam
  102. 5D Glass Disc Can Store 360TB!
  103. TV Control With Hand Gestures
  104. All This Bike Needs Is Some Snow!
  105. Musical Shades
  106. The Voice Recognition Typewriter
  107. FAXing in 1843
  108. Building a Sheet Metal Pistol
  109. About Those Gravitational Waves
  110. Barcodes that Hack Devices
  111. It’s Alive! — Badge for Hackaday Belgrade
  112. Solar-powered Weather Station Knows Which Way The Wind Blows
  113. Brain Waves can Answer Spock’s (and VR’s) Toughest Question
  114. A Quadcopter Controlled By A Pi Zero
  115. Repairing and Improving Cheap Bench Power Supplies
  116. How I Embraced my Introvert and Joined the Hacker Community
  117. New Shape-Shifting Polymer Works Hard, Plays Hard
  118. Where are all the Camless Engines?
  119. Hacking Hearing with a Bone Conduction Bluetooth Speaker
  120. Teaching a CNC New Tricks
  121. Bench Testing a Switch Mode Drop In Replacement For the LM7805
  122. Good Old-Fashioned Circuit Bending With Patient Alpha
  123. Nerf Turret controlled by Slack
  124. The Internet of Cats
  125. Do You Know Rufus Turner?
  126. Hacking Candle Extinguishing
  127. Hacker Island: Preserving Cuba’s Classic Cars
  128. Microchip Unveils Online MPLAB IDE and $10 Board
  129. A 3D Printed Jet Engine Appears to Function
  130. Controlling RGB LEDs With The Pi Zero
  131. Eco Friendly Space-Fuel
  132. Hackaday Links: Valentine’s Day, 2016
  133. Open Sesame, from a Galaxy far, far away.
  134. Super Sizing the Printrbot Metal Simple
  135. Suddenly, 4G Feels Slow
  136. Magic 8 of Hearts Plies Your True Love with Cheesy Sayings
  137. Talking Car Automation Computer is like KITT without the Sass
  138. Puzzle Alarm Clock Gets Couple Up In The Morning
  139. Ridiculously Automated Dorm Room
  140. Repairing a MakerBot Mightyboard Clone
  141. Manned Multicopter Project Undaunted By Crash
  142. Hacklet 95 – More Pi Zero Contest Entries
  143. Flexible Phototransistor Will Make Everything Subtly Better In The Future
  144. Deaccelerating The Apple IIc Plus
  145. Brushed DC Servo Drive
  146. Glitching Square Wave Clock Is Designed To Confuse
  147. New Efficiency Standards for Wall Warts in the US
  148. Gatling Gun Shoots Arrows Out of Coke Bottles
  149. Frickin’ Amazing Clock
  150. Embed with Elliot: Audio Playback with Direct Digital Synthesis
  151. Swarm of Robot Boats Coming To An Ocean Near You Soon
  152. Cover Your Glass: A Lesson in Design Trades
  153. Using Photogrammetry To Design 3D Printed Parts
  154. Simple Headphone Bracket Shows Off Carbon Fiber Basics
  155. KiCad Traducido al Español
  156. Lego Gaming Computer Case
  157. Dry Ice is Nice for Separating Broken Phone Screens
  158. Unlocking Thinkpad Batteries
  159. Clearly the Best Way to Organize SMD Parts
  160. China’s Fusion Reactor Hits Milestone
  161. Digital Communications 1830s Style
  162. How a Professional Resin Caster Duplicates Parts
  163. Robot Does the Worm to Get Around
  164. Pi-Powered Robot Plays Puzzle & Dragons
  165. Dumping U8Plus Smartwatch ROM Via Vibration Motor
  166. Take Your 3D Printing to the Next Dimension
  167. We’re Hiring
  168. Calculator Built In Super Mario Level. Mamma Mia!
  169. Particle Electron – The Solution To Cellular Things
  170. The Triumph of Open Design and the Birth of a FormLabs Aftermarket
  171. Error Detection and Correction: Reed-Solomon, Convolution and Trellis Diagrams
  172. Join Hackaday at MakeIt NYC this Thursday
  173. FAA Rescinds Drone Ban Around DC
  174. Remote-Controlled Eyebrows for Your Birthday
  175. Experiments With A Bowden Extruder Filament Force Sensor
  176. StickerBOM for KiCad
  177. Constant Innovation and Useless Ducks
  178. Giving WiFi To An Apple Newton
  179. Learn Resin Casting Techniques: Duplicating Plastic Parts
  180. Retrotechtacular: Cut All the Cables in this Speedy Teleco Switch Upgrade
  181. How a Muslim Immigrant from Bangladesh Became America’s Master Builder
  182. This Car Lets You Fistbump to Unlock
  183. VHS-Tape-Plasma Mirror Drives Tiny Particle Accelerator
  184. BBQ Thermometers Get Serious
  185. Upgrading Old Synths To OLED
  186. Solder Stencils with a 3D Printer
  187. Local Hacker Discovers Card Edge Connectors
  188. Adafruit Interviews The CEO Of FTDI
  189. The Internet of Broken Things (or, Why am I so Cold?)
  190. Get Your Hackaday Belgrade Tickets Now
  191. The Coming Age of 3D Integrated Circuits
  192. A Wireless Wood Stove Monitor
  193. Thermaltake Gets On The 3D Printing Bandwagon
  194. Greased Lightning Shows 360 Degrees
  195. Robo Car Via 3G
  196. Hackaday Links: February 7, 2016
  197. Another Use for Old Hard Drive Parts: Anemometer
  198. Repairing Vintage Clock Movements
  199. Graphene Batteries Appear, Results Questionable
  200. A Home CNC Built By Someone Who Knows Their Stuff
  201. Bunnie’s Guide to Shenzhen Electronics
  202. Cheap WiFi Outlets Reflashed; Found to Use ESP8266
  203. Balancing D-Pad Gets You In the Game
  204. Ancient Fonts are Fontastic!
  205. Reverse Engineering a WiFi Security Camera
  206. Build Yourself an Awesome Modular Power Supply
  207. Hacklet 94 – Pi Zero Contest Entries
  208. Learn Bluetooth or Die Tryin
  209. New Angle on Raspberry Pi Zero Hub
  210. A DOS Education in Your Browser
  211. Very, Very Low Power Consumption
  212. A Geek’s Revenge For Loud Neighbors
  213. Bubble Free Resin Casting With A Modified Paint Tank
  214. Replacing The iPhone 6 Button Bricks The Phone
  215. Filament Thickness Sensors, What Are They and What Are They Good For?
  216. Anti-Drone Mania Reaches Panic Levels for Superbowl
  217. Grandma’s Phone, DSL, and the Copper They Share
  218. Building The World’s Smallest RGB LED Cube
  219. “You Sank my Dysprosium!”: Periodic Table Battleship
  220. Adding Position Control To An Open Source Brushless Motor Driver
  221. Tinijet — Affordable Waterjet Cutting At Home
  222. Learn How A Radial Engine Works or Gawk at Amazing Wood Model
  223. The USB Type-C Cable That Will Break Your Computer
  224. This is How You Run a Hackathon: Tech Valley Center of Gravity
  225. Pimp My Scope: Touchscreen Edition
  226. A Better Way to Plug a CPLD into a Breadboard
  227. Handheld Nintendo 64 Only Plays Ocarina of Time
  228. This File Will Self-Destruct in 24 hours
  229. Drone Racing Might Just Be the Next Big Thing
  230. Hard Drive Disassembly is Easy and Rewarding
  231. Motorized Strandbeest is Remote Controlled and Awesome
  232. Devilishly Advocative: Microsoft Heats Ocean; Builds Skynet’s Safe Haven
  233. Fire Breathing Animatronic Waterfowl, Just Because
  234. Sparklecon: Crappy Robots, Better Robots, Hammer Jenga, Tesla Coils
  235. Code Craft: Cross Compiling for the Raspberry Pi
  236. Solder Paste Dispenser has No 3D Printed Parts!
  237. High Energy Gardening Means Nuking Plants
  238. Super Detailed 3d Scans With Photogrammetry
  239. Russian Rocket Tech Comes In From the Cold
  240. Power from Paper
  241. A Vase of Ice and Fire
  242. Joysix, Six Degree of Freedom Mouse Made From Retractable Key Rings
  243. Fully Printed CNC On an IKEA Table
  244. Making Parametric Models in Fusion 360
  245. Super Thin ICs are Coming
  246. Experimental Gases, Danger, and The Rock-afire Explosion
  247. Building One Thing In China
  248. Snooping on SIM Cards
  249. Cramming a Pi Zero into a USB Hub
  250. Build Your Swarm: Control Cockroaches for Under $30!
  251. Vacuum? No, Tonight We Go To War Against the Dust Mite
  252. Flip Your Desktop Over to Boot Linux
  253. FTDI Drivers Break Fake Chips, Again
  254. One Hoss Shay and Our Society of Obsolescence
  255. Need a Nano-Ammeter? You Already Have One!
  256. A Hackers Guide to Arts, Crafts, Food, and Music in Shenzhen
  257. Hackaday and Adafruit Launch the Pi Zero Contest
  258. Rumors of Xilinx Sale Abound
  259. New Research Sheds Light on 3D Printing Fumes
  260. London Tries Smart Cities
  261. Crosswords Help You Learn Regular Expressions
  262. Hackaday Links: January 31, 2016

January 2016

  1. Tribed 3D Printer Configuration Doesn’t Ever Need To Be Leveled
  2. ESP8266 Transmits Television on Channel 3
  3. Hacking the Internet of Things: Decoding LoRa
  4. The Infinite Monkey Cage and General Relativity
  5. How a Hacker Jump Starts a Car
  6. Pacman Proves Due is More than Uno
  7. Hacklet 93 – Robotics Toolkit and ESP8266 Packet Injection
  8. This is My 3D Printed Brain!
  9. ESP8266 Killer?
  10. Hack Mobile with a Bus Pirate GUI for Your Phone
  11. Building The Novena Laptop
  12. Is Your Cat 6 Ethernet Cable Cat 6? Probably Not.
  13. Most Beautiful Mini-Galaga-Pi Ever!
  14. Adorable Quadruped Robot Hops and Walks
  15. Open Furby Opens The Furby
  16. Pimped out 70’s Home Intercom System, Now with More Pi
  17. The Michigan Mighty-Mite Rides Again
  18. Keep Your Nozzle Hot and Your Prints Cool
  19. “Hello Barbie” Not an IoT Nightmare After All
  20. VGA In Memoriam
  21. Fingerprint Scanner for Laptop and Raspberry Pi (or Giving the Finger to Your Computer)
  22. LED Tester Royale
  23. Back to the Drawing Board
  24. Ford Explorer Lives again as a Jurassic Truck
  25. Hacking a coffee machine
  26. The Flowing Pixels of Time Wait for No Man
  27. Super Slick, Super Portable Styrofoam Slicer
  28. The Price of Space
  29. Two Portable Oscilloscopes: Shootout
  30. Homemade Bulletproof Glass, Built and Tested
  31. Beautiful and Bizarre Boards
  32. Rube Goldberg PC/Console Game Hack
  33. Warbots: Is it Already Too Late?
  34. Old School Gauges Let You Know Which Way the Wind Blows
  35. Conductive Concrete Melts Snow and Ice
  36. Augmented Reality Ultrasound
  37. Cheap WiFi Devices are Hardware Hacker Gold
  38. TP-LINK’s WiFi Defaults to Worst Unique Passwords Ever
  39. 3D Printer Tool: Set Your Extruder Steps With Ease
  40. Augmented Reality Becomes Useful, Real
  41. A Tale of Two (Sub $100) Oscilloscopes
  42. I Built Myself a 16×20-Inch Camera in 10 Hours
  43. Robot Solves Rubik’s Cube in just One Second
  44. Using Arduino For Quadcopter Spectrum Analyzers
  45. Turning a Lapdock into a Laptop with the Pi Zero
  46. Stop Driving Laser Cutters with 3D Printer Software!
  47. Bye-bye ATmega328P, Hello 328PB!
  48. Whiskey Tango Foxtrot is the Phonetic Alphabet?
  49. Hacking a USB Port Onto an Old Router
  50. Marvin Minsky, AI Pioneer, Dies at 88
  51. The Dark Arts: Meet the LulzSec Hackers
  52. Scrolling a Message on a Building in a Time Lapse Video
  53. It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane, No… It’s High Voltage EPROM Man!
  54. The Newest Graphing Calculator Game
  55. Sub $300 CNC, If You Have a 3d Printer
  56. Bismuth Crystals Hold Magnet Suspended for 100 Years
  57. Raspberry Pi Zero Cluster Packs a Punch
  58. Homemade Exoskeleton Lifts Mini Cooper with Ease
  59. Bone Up on Your Multiplication Skills
  60. Repair and Calibration of Valhalla Programmable Precision Standard
  61. Overunity, Free Energy and Perpetual Motion: The Strange Side of YouTube
  62. VFD 430 Clock, NYC Style
  63. Lego Technic of the Past Eliminates Apple ][ with Arduino and Touchscreen
  64. Truly Versatile ESP8266 WiFi Webcam Platform
  65. Finally, a Modern Theremin
  66. Hackaday Links: January 24, 2016
  67. There Is No Spoon; Automatic Self Stirring Mug
  68. Don’t Shovel Snow; Build an Epic Melt System!
  69. Man Shoots Lamp
  70. Cricket Scoreboard is a Big Win for Novice Hackers
  71. Five Bucks, Three Parts: WiFi Camera Remote
  72. Pi Zero Recipe Kiosk
  73. Finally, an Acceptable Use of the Apple Watch
  74. Using RealSense Cameras With OS X and Linux
  75. Hacklet 92 – Workbenches and Toolboxes
  76. Tie-Fighter Quadcopters Anyone Can Build
  77. Amazing IMU-based Motion Capture Suit Turns You Into a Cartoon
  78. 35 Million People Didn’t Notice When Zynq Took Over Their Radio
  79. Let’s Play…Wheel of Solder!
  80. Finally, a Power Meter Without Nixies
  81. The Toy Maker
  82. Fixing Broken Monitors By Shining A Flashlight
  83. How to Use Lidar with the Raspberry Pi
  84. Link Trucker is a Tiny Networking Giant
  85. The Trouble With Intel’s Management Engine
  86. A Power Switch for the Chromecast
  87. Pack Your Plywood Cuts with Genetic Algortihms
  88. Screen Printing Electroluminescent T-Shirts From Tron
  89. Test Drive Your New Programming Font
  90. Fail of the week : Watt a loss
  91. Digital Clock + iPhone Dock
  92. Drawn in by the Siren’s Song
  93. Hackaday Europe: Call for Proposals
  94. Misleading Tech: Kickstarter, Bomb Sights, and Medical Rejuvinators
  95. Giant Mersenne Prime Found
  96. Steampunk USB Cryptex Keeps Your Data Secure
  97. Web Connected Breathalyser with Phone Display
  98. Lady Ada Turns NeXT Equipment Into Something Useful
  99. Track Satellites with a 2-axis Antenna Positioner
  100. ESP-Micro is a Tiny Development Board
  101. Cleanest Rasberry Pi NES Mod
  102. Kids and Hacking: Electromagnetic Eggs
  103. Microchip To Acquire Atmel for $3.56 Billion
  104. Sort Faster with FPGAs
  105. Saving Old Voices by Dumping ROMs
  106. Robots and Crickets
  107. A Digital Canvas That’s Hard to Spot
  108. Solderless Breadboard Parasitics
  109. Shmoocon 2016: Efficient Debugging For OS X
  110. Hackaday at SCaLE 14x
  111. Basically, Its Minecraft
  112. Developed on Hackaday : HaDge update – it’s a HACK
  113. J.C. Bose and the Invention of Radio
  114. Shmoocon 2016: Reverse Engineering Cheap Chinese Radio Firmware
  115. Why No Plane Parachutes? And Other Questions.
  116. Hacking Education – A Makerspace Experiment
  117. Cyborg Photosynthetic Bacteria!
  118. Naviator Drone Uses its Propellers to Fly and Swim
  119. Shmoocon 2016: Hackers for Charity
  120. Mouse Pen from Old Parts
  121. Up Your Tiny House Game with Stone Age Hacks
  122. Running Calculus on an Arduino
  123. Continuing Education via Wheel Balancing
  124. What’s in a tool? A case for Made in USA.
  125. Precision CNC Drawing with EtchABot
  126. Emulating and Cloning Smart Cards
  127. Recursive Soldering Iron Hacking
  128. Custom Siri Automation with HomeKit and ESP8266
  129. Hackaday Links: January 17, 2016
  130. Shmoocon 2016: GPUs and FPGAs to Better Detect Malware
  131. Shmoocon 2016: The Best Conference Booth You’ll Ever See
  132. Pi Zero Video Card Via Bare Metal Programming
  133. Will Metallic Glue Replace Solder?
  134. The Smallest Google Street View in Miniatur Wunderland
  135. Swiss Project Looking To Harness Kite Power
  136. Father and Son Fix a Scale
  137. Shmoocon 2016: Phishing for the Phishers
  138. Shmoocon 2016: Computing In A Post Quantum World
  139. Hacklet 91: Ultrasonic Projects
  140. Shmoocon 2016: Z-Wave Protocol Hacked with SDR
  141. Edible art from a Robot Pancake Printer
  142. Raspberry Pi Wind Measurement
  143. Wolfenstein in 600 Lines of Code
  144. Hacker Welcomes Grandaughter with Web Enabled Frame
  145. Rehabbing an Historic Tool from Champion Blower and Forge Co.
  146. Software Controlled Hard Drive Solenoid Engine
  147. Fail of the Week: Not All Mold Releases Release All Molds.
  148. A Shareable Wireless Biometric Flash Drive
  149. Ham Radio Public Service Activities – Rewarding and Useful
  150. Robotic Suitcase Follows You Around
  151. DIY Laser Lumia Lights Up The Night
  152. Smart Mirror Notices You and Turns On
  153. The Stork Looks Different Than We Thought
  154. Retrotechtacular: The Theremin Terpsitone
  155. My Payphone Runs Linux
  156. Hams in Space: Project OSCAR
  157. Inject Packets with an ESP8266
  158. Oh Baby, Baby10 – Build a Classic Analog Music Sequencer
  159. PS/2 Keyboard for Raspberry Pi
  160. 3D Printing Metal from Rust
  161. Cheap Smartwatch Teardown
  162. Nanotech Makes Safer Lithium Batteries
  163. Microchip’s Proposal To Acquire Atmel
  164. Decoding data hiding in Star Trek IV
  165. Sourcing your CNC Tools in 2016: Build Them
  166. The Best Projects That Fit In A Square Inch
  167. Stallman’s One Mistake
  168. “Makerspace” Trademark Application Rejected
  169. Finally, an Upgrade for the TI-86
  170. Crappy Robots And Even Crappier Electronics Kits
  171. Second Skin Synth Fits Like a Glove
  172. Desolder DIP Packages Like a Pro
  173. Donuts of ShmooCon
  174. Even Easier Toner Transfer PCBs
  175. Hackers and Heroes: Rise of the CCC and Hackerspaces
  176. Powerful Crossbow is Almost Entirely 3D Printed
  177. LUX Searches in the Deep for Dark Matter
  178. Hacking Chipped 3D Printer Filament On The Da Vinci Printer
  179. String Racing Robots are Here !
  180. Using Over 3000A to Rapidly Charge an iPhone
  181. A CNC Build Log From The Not So Distant Past
  182. Learning And Failing At Digital Electronics
  183. Introducing the BeagleBone Blue
  184. Drinking with your Robot
  185. Hacking Online Reviews
  186. 3D Printed Tourbillon Clock
  187. Hackers and Heroes: A Tale of Two Countries
  188. Flat Camera Uses No Lens
  189. PiNoculars – A Farseeing Pi Camera
  190. Laser Cutting a Bread Knife
  191. Warm Up Your Small Talk with a Thermometer Scarf
  192. Rube Slowberg
  193. Hackaday Links: January 10, 2016
  194. Nixie Tubes Adorn Steampunk Solar Power Meter
  195. Putting a Trackball Inside A Controller
  196. YAPZH! (Yet Another Pi Zero Hub)
  197. PIC32 Smart Watch for Less Than a Benjamin
  198. WingBoard: Wakeboarding Behind an Airplane
  199. Wink Hub Connects to SmartThings
  200. Drive a Sony Camera with an ESP8266
  201. Tennis Ball Cannon with Clear Combustion Chamber
  202. An Incredible Clock Made of Popsicle Sticks
  203. Hacklet 90: Schlieren Videos and Jigsaw Puzzle Robots
  204. Very Detailed BB-8 Robot Build
  205. FM 101 and Transmitter Build with Afroman
  206. Building Triodes With Blinker Fluid
  207. Video Gives you the Basics of DIY Rotary Encoders
  208. Internet of Things in Five Minutes
  209. Zedboard Multiport Ethernet
  210. Baby Saved by Doctors Using Google Cardboard after 3D Printer Fails
  211. Ode to the TL431, and a LiFePO4 Battery Charger
  212. CES: Self-Flying Drone Cars
  213. Surviving the FAA Regulations: Modelers Move Indoors
  214. The Smallest MIDI Synthesizer?
  215. Add Seinfeld Bass Riffs to Any Doorway
  216. Conductive Silicone Makes Flexible Circuits
  217. Simple Solar Mason-Jar Lights
  218. Raspberry Pi Zero – Turning the Pi into a USB Gadget, over USB
  219. SpacewΛr Comes to Life from Bonus Formlabs Printer Parts
  220. How to Find a Lost Drone with the Integral
  221. Open-Source Firmware for a Mini Quadrotor
  222. Hacking When It Counts: The Great Depression
  223. Make PCBs with DLP, OMG!
  224. Using Acetone to Create Print Transfers
  225. Free Cell Data Transfer with Slowest Morse Code Ever
  226. Helping Gorilla Hands
  227. Reverse Engineering A Real Candle
  228. Pump Up the Volume with Lead Shot and LEDs
  229. The Most Plausible Apollo Moon Landing Conspiracy Ever Devised
  230. The 3D Printers of CES
  231. Hack Your Brain: the McCollough Effect
  232. BabyBaby: A 1948 Computer on an FPGA
  233. Android Set Top Box Lets You Stream and Record via HDMI Input
  234. Ten Mile Raspberry Pi WiFi (with a Catch)
  235. ESP8266 GoPro Remote Adds Buttons, Screen
  236. DIY Hakko Soldering Station
  237. WiFi Alliance Introduces 802.11ah
  238. Your Fingers Will Never Leave Your Hands with This Firecracker Launcher
  239. 25 Years of Hardware Manufacturing in Plovdiv
  240. Extreme Wire Buzz Game
  241. Henry Smolinski and the Flying Pinto
  242. Current meter shows current time
  243. Get Your Amateur Radio License Already!
  244. Paddy Neumann’s Bounce Per Ounce is Better Than NASA’s
  245. StarMAT greets visitors with the Imperial March
  246. Nixie Tube Energy Meter Dresses up Front Hall
  247. Raspberry Pi + Wolfram Data Drop
  248. The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Adhesive Tape
  249. Steampunk iMacs With Real Turning Gears
  250. Federico Musto of Arduino SRL Shows Us New Products and New Directions
  251. Driving WS2811 LEDs with…VGA?
  252. LiteBSD Brings 4.4BSD to PIC32
  253. This Project Will Be Stolen Again
  254. 3D Printed Computer Case Brings Sexy Back
  255. Hackaday Links: January 3, 2016
  256. 32C3: 20 Oscillators in 20 Minutes
  257. Reverse Engineering The iPhone’s Ancestor
  258. 7th Period of the Periodic Table Complete
  259. BGA Hand Soldering Video
  260. 32C3: 3D Printing on the Moon
  261. Better 3D Graphics On The Arduino
  262. Czech Out Raspberry Pi Riding the Rails
  263. The Hovalin: Open Source 3D Printed Violin Sounds Great
  264. SPI: Let Go and Use the Force
  265. A Raspberry Pi Tidy Tide Tracker Predicts Propitious Promenades
  266. FPGA to Ethernet Direct
  267. DIY Mini Butane Torch Would Make MacGyver Proud
  268. The Mystery of the Boiled Batteries
  269. Help Needed: No-Soldering ESP8266 IFTTT Button
  270. Home Made Half Life 2 Turret Powered By Pi
  271. Arch Reactor Hackerspace Is Moving!
  272. Hillbilly Lego Focus Puller
  273. EZ-Spin Motor Spins “Forever”
  274. Shark with Frickin’ LED Tells People not to Bother you
  275. Making a Wooden Multi-Mirror Display Device
  276. 32C3: My Robot Will Crush You With Its Soft Delicate Hands!
  277. Truck-Sized Star Destroyer Takes Flight
  278. Art for Planespotters
  279. Portable, DIY Radiography

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