[Jeija] was playing with some ESP32s as well as in true hacker fashion, he wondered exactly how far he might pull them apart as well as still get data flowing. His video response to that concern covers the Friis equation as well […]
Zero Day has an interview with German researchers who have found a way to take down the storm Worm botnet. Their program, Stormfucker, takes advantage of defects in Storm’s command network: Nodes that are NAT‘d only use a four-byte XOR challenge. Nodes […]
[gamemaster87] put together this SNES wallet. It isn’t just a wallet, it also has internal lighting and theme music. He harvested LEDs from Christmas lights, switches and battery compartments from an old all in one joystick, and the sounds from a holiday […]
eco-friendly hacks implement one of two philosophies. The very first is über-technical, with extremely expensive, top notch components. The other side of this coin produces eco-friendly power out of junk. [Timot] obviously took the latter choice, building a windmill out of an […]
The Narcisystem is part of an art screen where [Eric] strapped himself to as many biometric sensors as he could. The core of the system was a Funnel IO which includes an Arduino, Xbee plug, as well as LiPo charging circuit. It […]
[eric], influenced by this Wired article, built his own haptic compass. named “the clown belt”, it is a belt with 12 bit vibrating motors mounted evenly all around. A digital compass vibrates whichever motor is closest to north at all times. This […]
[Fran] went all-out with her reverse engineering of the Apollo Saturn V LVDC board. routine visitors will keep in mind that she was showing of the relic early this year when she took the board to her Dentist’s office to X-ray the […]
[Daniel] sent us over to the blog for the Naval Academy’s Autonomous underwater automobile entry for the AUVSI competition. You can comply with along as they design, build, as well as test this years entry. It truly looks like it would be […]
numerous of the projects we link to here at Hackaday have comprehensive write-ups, pages of all the detail you could need. in some cases though we happen upon a project with only a terse description to go on, but whose tech makes […]
[execUc] took a stock V929 quadcopter and started making some crafty customizations. The main change – the control electronics were replaced by an Arduino pro small (16Mhz model). He soldered all the modules on a prototyping board and, although admittedly a bit […]