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Interfacing with the HTC Desire Display and its Touch Panel
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Part of [Linas]‘ submission to last year’s Cypress Smarter Life Challenge involved using the HTC Desire display and its touch screen . This ...
Testing The Limits Of Home PCB Etching
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[Quinn Dunki]‘s Veronica, a homebrew computer based on the 6502 CPU, is coming along quite nicely. She’s just finished the input board that...
A Low Cost Dual Discriminator Module for the Easy-phi Project
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A few months ago I presented you the Easy-phi project, which aims at building a simple, cheap but intelligent rack-based open hardware/sof...
Easy Multi-Touch Table
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[2bigbros] put up an Instructable on his multi-touch table build . It’s a nice setup, using the typical frustrated total internal reflection...
Hacking SD Card & Flash Memory Controllers
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We hope that some of our readers are currently at this year’s Chaos Communication Congress (schedule can be found here and live streams he...
Testing Six Hundred Fish
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That’s the best and most obtuse title you’ll ever see for a Hackaday post, but surprisingly it’s pretty accurate. [Bob] over at the Sector6...
OpenMV: The Camera For Your Next Project
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Last month we saw [Ibrahim] tackle the lack of cheap, high speed, high resolution serial cameras with full force. He designed a serial came...
Using Ultrasonic Sensors to Measure and Log Oil Tank Levels
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[Mike] lives in a temperate rainforest in Alaska (we figured from his website’s name) and uses a 570 gallon oil tank to supply his furnace....
Easy Capacitive Touch Sensors In Eagle
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Capacitive sensing libraries for the Arduino and just about every other microcontroller platform have been around for ages now, but if you...
DIY Thermal Imaging Camera
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Thermal imaging cameras – those really useful devices that give you Predator vision – are incredible tools. If you’re looking for heat es...
Building an Audio Box out of thrown Away boards
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The last time [Mark] was at the scrap yard, he managed to find the analogue input and output cards of an old Akai DR8 studio hard drive re...
Building an Ethernet Connected RFID Reader
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For the last few years, [Lt_Lemming] was the president of Brisbane’s hackerspace. Until several months ago, access to the local was done u...
Building a ‘high-end’ USB audio DAC
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As [Jan-Erik] had already built a simple USB connected Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC), he decided to make the high-end version of it . T...
Open Activity Tracker Webcast
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The Upverter team loves their FitBit activity tracking devices, but wanted access to raw data. They decided to build their own Open Activity...
Disabling under/over voltage protection on ATX power supplies
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[C] just recently put together a RepRap. Not wanting to spend the money on a dedicated power supply, he looked around for a cheaper soluti...
Persistence of Vision Planetary Map
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Looking at the looping GIF above you’re probably thinking, oh, another hard drive POV setup… Well… Not quite. This is one of [Dev's] la...
Measuring The Lifespan Of Nixie Tubes
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Nixie tubes have two things going for them: they’re awesome, and they’re out of production. If you’re building a clock – by far the most p...
Making an UNIX Clock While Making a Few Mistakes Along the Way
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Sometimes the projects we think are easy to design are the ones on which we end up making the most mistakes. The UNIX clock that you see in...
A Low-Cost Modular High Altitude Balloon Tracker with Mesh Networked Sensors
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[Ethan] just tipped us about a project he and a few colleagues worked on last year for their senior design project . It’s a low-cost open ...
Laptop to All-in-One PC Conversion
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You probably have an old laptop shoved into a far, dark corner of your closet, gathering dust as it sits there alone and unwanted. Show i...
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