Pingo is an Analog Clock that uses Colors Instead of Hands
The purpose of a clock is to show the time, obviously. But if you’ve followed Hackaday for some time, you’ll know there are about a million different ways of achieving
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LED Clock has its pipes on display
For most hackers and makers, building a clock is a rite of passage. Few, though, will be as unusual and engaging as this design by [TerraG2]. By combining addressable LEDs,
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A Pill Dispenser For The Person With Everything
Sorting out pills is a mildly tedious task, and one that’s ripe for a bit of automation. It’s a task that [Mellow] has taken on enthusiastically, with the result of
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Water Monitor Measures The Cost Of Your Shower Thinking Time
The shower is one of the top thinking places for many of us, but can get a bit out of hand with water wastage and utility bills if you go
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You Can Build A Giant 7-Segment Display Of Your Very Own
Sometimes you need to display a number nice and large, making it easily readable at a good distance. [Lewis] has just the thing for that: a big expandable 7-segment display.
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Reversible Ventilation Hack Keeps the Landlord Happy
When a person owns the home they live in, often the only approval they need for modifications is from their significant other or roommate. In the worst case, maybe a
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FlexyPins Might Help With Those Pesky Castellated Modules
[SolderParty] just announced FlexyPins (Twitter, alternative view) – bent springy clips that let you connect modules with castellated pins. With such clips, you can quickly connect and disconnect any castellated
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