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Hackaday Prize 2020

Species are auto detected 'in the wild' using machine learning with results transmitted to the cloud

AI Wildlife Species Bat Detector

goat-industries GOAT INDUSTRIES

Tutorial to train, evaluate (on PC), and test a YOLOv2 object detector on a MAix board running MicroPython

Object detector - MobileNet and YOLOv2 on MAixPy

mauro-riva Mauro Riva

This is a radio. Vynil. CDs. Cassettes. Electro, electronic and house music. Techno and Tekno

Zeel Radio

zeeleez zeeleez

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Presenting the "Tingle" wearable for compulsive behaviors and a hacked fitness tracker wearable device prototyping platform.

Hacking Wearables for Mental Health and More

curt-white Curt White

Expansion Module BACnet MSTP, 8DI 8DO

BACnet MSTP, 8DI 8DO

A Raspberry Pi-powered robot that plays Blackjack and counts cards. The perfect Blackjack player!

RAIN MAN 2.0 - Blackjack Robot

evan-juras Evan Juras

Artemis is an eyeglass-mounted device that can be configured to locate a specific type of object and track it with a laser.

Artemis

nick-bild Nick Bild

To make the world’s organized information more consumable

Project Analogy

vishant-prajapati Vishant Prajapati

How I built an Arduino energy monitor and data logger to collect energy data for different loads and plotted that data using Excel.

Building an Arduino Energy Monitor & Data Logger

sridhar-rajagopal Sridhar Rajagopal

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Hands|On is a smart glove that allows you to interact with ANYTHING using hand gestures!

Hands|On - Human computer interface glove

bhavesh-kakwani Bhavesh Kakwani

We have used Arduino to control the push pull solenoids.

Imagine Dragons - Believer - Arduino Cover

In this video we will see how to make Car using raspberry pi and can be controlled with mobile. We will use raspberry pi to control the car

How to Make Mobile Controlled Car | Raspberry Pi

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

The Prosthetic Photographer forces its users with electrical impulses to unwillingly take beautiful pictures.

Prosthetic Photographer

peter-buczkowski Peter Buczkowski

A wearable BMI developer kit for the hackers/makers community to use for the greater good.

A sEMG Brain-Machine Interface.

2021 Hackaday Prize

Use your Arduino Nano or Particle Photon board and build Binary Nixie Clock with 18 x IN-2 nixie tubes.

IN-2 Binary Nixie Clock

marcin-saj Marcin Saj

Hackaday Prize 2019

Spatial AI Meets Embedded Systems

Luxonis DepthAI

brandon Brandon

Inspired by a recent paper, the goal is to develop a system that can recognize numbers from the MNIST database without a microcontroller

Discrete component object recognition

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

nRF52832 ECG fitness tracker hacked into EEG glasses using Arduino code + detect concentration/relaxation with neural network web app

Hacking a $35 ECG nRF52 Fitness Tracker into EEG

curt-white Curt White

Use your Arduino board and drive as many nixie tubes you want.

How to Drive Nixie Tubes

marcin-saj Marcin Saj

Tipper predicts if a pitch will be in or out of the strike zone in real time.

Tipper

nick-bild Nick Bild

A crowdsourced fitness function to train a sonar-equipped robot to avoid obstacles and follow walls.

Crowdsourcing Genetic Programming for Pathfinding

riley-august Riley August

My AI is so bright, I gotta wear shades.

ShAIdes

nick-bild Nick Bild

Control the stepper motor using EasyDriver with RaspberryPi and mobile phones (iPhone/Android).

Control stepper motor with mobile | RaspberryPi |

Smart glasses with a gentle memory assist.

Newrons

nick-bild Nick Bild