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Lewis

Building electronics and circuits to automate a task in excites me. I am looking to build a home automation system.

Manchester, United Kingdom

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This user joined on 04/07/2015.

My Projects

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Creating home automation sensors and controllers that can be used around the house forming a mesh network for communication

Home automation using RF mesh network and arduino

A simple RF button to connect to a smart home, the DO button will trigger a command or macro.

"DO" Button

This project is linked to my Home automation project, this is going to be a controller and sensor using Arduino and RF

Home Automation light switch and sensor

Projects I Contribute To

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

A project about Home Automation. I want to replace my old thermostat with an IoT ESP8266 + OLED 128x64 Screen + OpenHab + MQTT + Micropython

Home automation: thermostat with ESP8266 & OpenHab

Projects I Like & Follow

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Integration of cheap wireless Arduino sensor nodes with an awesome home automation platform called OpenHAB. Explore interface options.

$20 Wireless Arduino Home Automation w/ OpenHAB

eric-tsai Eric Tsai

pcb mill built from garbage using basic hand tools and little money

PCB mill for under $10

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Developing a small fuelless microwave thruster

EMDrive/satellite

paul-kocyla Paul Kocyla

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Mechaduino is an affordable, open-source, industrial servo motor. Position, torque, velocity, and custom modes. Arduino compatible.

Mechaduino

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

LoFi is a very low cost ($5), small, auto-transmitting module. Preassembled and preprogrammed. Simply attach to your appliances or projects!

LoFi

david-cook David Cook

Follow for the 'Hacklet' and latest news about hackaday.io

Hackaday.io Project

Thanks to the hardwork by Richard Sloan and Ivan Grokhotkov, we can now use Arduino IDE to write sketches that would run ON the ESP8266.

Arduino IDE for ESP8266 Quickstart Guide

hari-wiguna Hari Wiguna

512 LEDs driven by an Arduino via eight shift-registers and eight MOSFETs

8x8x8 Blue LED Cube

hari-wiguna Hari Wiguna

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Recording weight, hive temperature, and weather data toward better management and understanding of honeybees.

Honeybee Hive Monitoring

ken-meyer Ken Meyer

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Automation framework based on wireless Moteino nodes.

The Moteino Framework

Jubito is a home automation hub based on the open source jaNET framework. Can link and interface different objects regardless technology.

Home automation hub using Pis, Arduino and more!

john-ambeliotis John Ambeliotis

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

A system that ties some home automation with various APIs and hardware hacks.

Sci-fi grade Home Automation

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

The idea behind this project is to provide an open-source stand-alone Kinect and Raspberry Pi2 based 3D Scanner.

Open Source Kinect stand-alone 3D Scanner

mario-lukas Mario Lukas

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

A project about Home Automation. I want to replace my old thermostat with an IoT ESP8266 + OLED 128x64 Screen + OpenHab + MQTT + Micropython

Home automation: thermostat with ESP8266 & OpenHab

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Modular self-reconfigurable robot, focused on all-terrain search and rescue operations using bio-inspired locomotion mechanisms

Dtto - Explorer Modular Robot

alberto Alberto

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Mesh of sensors, zigbee, custom RF, BT, wifi, all to MQTT Gateways on Raspberry Pi with database, dashboard and webapps.

Home Smart Mesh

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

an attempt to develop a low-field coded-field compressed sensing magnetic resonance imager

low-field MRI

peter-jansen peter jansen

Make a smart garage door opener using an Arduino Yun and OpenHAB

Arduino openHAB Garage Door Control

pete-hoffswell Pete Hoffswell

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Rob Parzek wrote 06/16/2015 at 22:22

Likewise, thank you for following along, and excellent mesh network project there.

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eric wrote 06/02/2015 at 20:30

Thanks for following! Updating again soon....

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