Hackster’s Handpicked Projects of the Week Jun 2, 2017
A 360º Camera Rig, an Android Robocar, an Open Source 5DOF Robot Arm, a Fidget Spinner Tuner + More
Drone Powered 360º Smartphone Camera Rig
SiriControl
Android Robocar
Anti-Snoozer
IOT2020 Energy Monitoring Gateway
Fidget Spinner Tuner
hRobot
Wooden LED Clock
Weather Aware Sprinkler Controller
Cheapest Smart Home System for $38
IOT2020 Access Control
BPW34 Solar / Supercapacitor-Powered LED Watch
UTC IoT Clock
Headless Voice Activated Google Assistant on Raspberry Pi
LoRaWAN Using Python, Zerynth and The Things Network
Arduino Fingerprint Sensor
This Arduino and XBee-connected camera rig shoots flat 360º round video/footage using only one smartphone camera/recording device.
An open source Python framework, which developers can extend to add Siri voice control to any Raspberry Pi project.
Build your own small autonomous car with Android Things.
A project powered by Intel Edison and RealSense geared to prevent accidents that occur as a result of falling asleep behind the wheel.
Using the IOT2020, create an expandable energy monitoring gateway, with configurable warnings and alarms, covering all the basics.
Fidget spinners are everywhere — one of the challenges is to get the fastest spinning and longest running spinner… build a sensor!
An open source, 3D-printable robotic arm, powered by ROS, with 500g lift capacity.
Build a simple wood LED clock, using modern electronics and traditional wood and metal working techniques.
This project uses the Particle Photon and a relay module to create a six-station sprinkler controller.
With Raspberry Pi Zero W and Prota OS, turn you house into a smart home for just a few bucks!
Integrate a Weigand 26 RFID reader with an IOT2020 for cloud-based door access control and monitoring using Node-RED.
Five years of watch development in one master piece of hardware.
This is a UTC clock that displays UTC and PST time, syncs to the Internet and has APIs for displaying messages or setting brightness.
Turn your Raspberry Pi into a Google Assistant.
Create a LoRaWAN network programmed in Python using Zerynth and connected to The Things Network.
Use a fingerprint sensor module to add biometric security to your Arduino projects.
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