Hackster’s Handpicked Projects of the Week Oct 13, 2017
A Pi Thermal Camera, a Possessed Portrait, a Tiny Telegraph, a Haunted Jack in the Box + More
Raspberry Pi Thermal CameraPossessed Portrait
A portable, battery-powered thermal camera using a Raspberry Pi and an AMG8833 thermal camera sensor.
DIY jump scare portrait from scratch using Raspberry Pi 3 B, Python and AtmosFX Unliving Portraits videos.
Stick wearable circuits to your skin!
A tiny telegraph that can write any text messages that look like a telegrammes.
Use an iRobot Create 2, LIDAR, voice recognition, and pathfinding algorithms to create a robot that will navigate you around a building.
An autonomous Jack in the Box using a Raspberry Pi and a Pi Camera to detect when it’s being looked at, or not.
Build a Rover with SparkFun ESP8266 Thing Dev Board to monitor temperature, humidity, gas readings and upload them to Cayenne for reference.
Hack a dancing cat speaker to play only songs by legendary Oakland rapper Too $hort.
Cryptopuck is intended to provide a portable, discrete and hassle-free solution for encrypting USB flash drives, SD cards or other removable media.
With the aid of a functional and dreamy bracelet, your nails light up and twinkle!
Using one Arduino Uno board to control 88 solenoids to play piano.
With the latest update to the GassistPi project, you can stream music from YouTube.
Get the temperature, humidity and pressure, and display them over the internet; everything is powered by the sun. (ESP8266 version.)
Notify the facilities department when a bathroom runs out of paper towels, soap, etc. while you are still in the bathroom.
Give your mBot a LIDAR measurement hat using the MappyDot to avoid your cat, legs, and furniture.
Super cool Rubik’s cube lamp made to relax students in the middle of tense study at night.
Monitoring and controlling a UPS from Cayenne with SparkFun ESP8266 Thing Dev Board.