Collaborate Disseminate
If you’re lucky enough to have central heating and/or air conditioning, with an automatic thermostat, you probably don’t have to worry too much about the outside temperature. But central HVAC …read more Continue reading Baseboard Heaters Get Automated
Smart phones have taken the place of a lot of different devices especially as they get more and more powerful. GPS, music and video player, email, and of course a …read more Continue reading Saving a Clock Radio with an LM8562
Today, wireless-enabled microcontrollers are everywhere and can be had for just a few bucks. You can use them to build all kinds of connected projects more cheaply than ever before. …read more Continue reading It’s Never Been Easier To Build A WiFi-Controlled RC Car
These days, unit conversions aren’t something we have to worry about so much. If you’re sitting at a computer, you can usually just tap away in your browser to get …read more Continue reading Retro Unit Converter is a Neat Little Gadget
The ESP8266 was one of the first chips that provided wireless functionality at a cost low enough to be widely popular for small microcontroller projects. This project uses one to …read more Continue reading The WebStick is a Small, Cheap NAS
These days, we live in a post-Dick Tracy world, where you can make a phone call with your fancy wristwatch, and lots more besides. [akashv44] has gone a simpler route, …read more Continue reading Bare PCB Makes A Decent Homemade Smart Watch
The ESPBoy was first built as a hackable open-source game engine and handheld console for educational purposes. However, it’s also a platform that can readily support all kinds of other …read more Continue reading ESPboy Turned Into Functional Walkie-Talkie
Here at Hackaday, we definitely love to celebrate the hard hacks: the insane feats of reverse engineering, the physics-defying flights of fancy, or the abuse of cutting edge technology. But …read more Continue reading Hack Simple
Integrating non-smart devices into your home automation system can be a cumbersome process, involving the wiring of multiple modules. However, [Pricelesstoolkit] has created the ESPClicker – a compact, ESP8266-based module …read more Continue reading ESPClicker – An Elegant Solution for Integrating Dumb Devices into Home Assistant
[Scott Cutler] has a young cat, [Cygnus], that loves to run on a cat wheel and [Scott] had some some important questions about [Cygnus]’s usage of the cat wheel like, …read more Continue reading Spy On Your Cat to Make Sure It Gets Its Paws In