[Thor’s] hammer, Mjolnir, is quite freaking awesome. It can only be chosen up by [Thor], he can utilize it to fly, as well as most likely the coolest part, it
For his graduate project, [Jasper] wished to do something with a quadcopter drone. Not material with just building any type of old drone, he chose to make a set that
having a serial port on any Linux box is always useful, but with the tiny computers we’re carrying around in our pockets now, that isn’t always an option. some of
There are 2 types of people in the world; those who know binary, those who don’t, and those who know ternary. [Emanuele] thought a binary wristwatch is the pinnacle of
little jobs require little tools and you can’t get much much more littler than a Dremel. For his tiny tasks, [sdudley] has built a Dremel-powered base station that features a table
[Glytch] has been building drones since before they were called drones. instead of submitting his time machine into the Hackaday Prize, he’s throwing his pocket sized, 3D printable coaxial drone into
exactly how difficult is it to produce a synthesizer to produce frequencies between 35 MHz to 4.4 GHz? [OpenTechLab] discovered a rash of boards based on the ADF4351 that might
Bow lathes are a fairly old an basic contraption. A bow is used to rotate a block of wood back and forth while tools can be used to shape it,
Calculator hacks have been around for a while now and we have seen the most action around the Texas Instruments TI-83 as well as TI-84. When [johnkimdinh] found a method to add
[Scott] is a big fan of the Arduino platform, and he’s not terrified to admit it. It does all the things he needs, but now and again he would like