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Hackster.io @hacksterio.bsky.social · 6h
Grab-n-Go is a wristband that uses acoustic sensing to recognize hand microgestures, even when the wearer's hands are full.
Gesture Recognition for Busy Hands
Grab-n-Go is a wristband that uses acoustic sensing to recognize hand microgestures, even when the wearer's hands are full.
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Hackster.io @hacksterio.bsky.social · 6h
Ubo Pod, now on Kickstarter, is an open source Raspberry Pi-based AI assistant device packed with hardware for useful interactions.
Ubo Pod Launches on Kickstarter
Ubo Pod, now on Kickstarter, is an open source Raspberry Pi-based AI assistant device packed with hardware for useful interactions.
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Hackster.io @hacksterio.bsky.social · 1d
ReelTrack is a handy handheld device that makes it easy to quickly count the number of SMD components on a reel.
This Handy Handheld Device Quickly Counts Out SMD Components
ReelTrack quickly counts out SMD components on reels.
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jeremycook.bsky.social @jeremycook.bsky.social · 1d
Lessons learned fulfilling a successful crowdfunding project: www.hackster.io/news/pcb-fri... @hacksterio.bsky.social
PCB Friday: Lessons Learned Fulfilling a Successful Crowdfunded Project
In 2021, I ran a successful PCB-based Kickstarter campaign. Lessons learned making 200 of these devices.
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Hackster.io @hacksterio.bsky.social · 1d
Researchers created Hapt-Aids, simple, battery-free, analog wearables for activity monitoring that are as easy to use as a Band-Aid.
A Band-Aid That Monitors Your Activity
Researchers created Hapt-Aids, simple, battery-free, analog wearables for activity monitoring that are as easy to use as a Band-Aid.
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Hackster.io @hacksterio.bsky.social · 1d
A few years ago, Hackster Pro Jeremy Cook ran a successful PCB-based Kickstarter campaign. In this week's PCB Friday article, he shares some of the lessons learned from making 200 of these devices: www.hackster.io/news/pcb-fri...
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Hackster.io @hacksterio.bsky.social · 2d
Google Japan built this Gboard Dial Version, which is a keyboard without any keys.
Dial a Character with the Oddball Gboard Dial Computer Keyboard
Google Japan built this Gboard Dial Version, which is a keyboard without any keys.
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Hackster.io @hacksterio.bsky.social · 2d
Brady Y. Lin's Stradex1 plays like an augmented MIDI violin using a linear resistor, four force-sensitive keys, and three potentiometers.
Stradex1 MIDI Violin
Brady Y. Lin's instrument plays like an augmented MIDI violin using a linear resistor, four force-sensitive keys, and three potentiometers.
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Hackster.io @hacksterio.bsky.social · 2d
CMU's LayMo gives everyday objects mobility using vibration and heat-activated legs, creating dynamic, self-moving user interfaces.
Motion Granted: Everyday Items Get Smart
CMU’s LayMo gives everyday objects mobility using vibration and heat-activated legs, creating dynamic, self-moving user interfaces.
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Clive "Max" Maxfield @magnificent-max.bsky.social · 2d
#Throwback_Thursdays on @Hackster.io: When Pirates Ruled the (Air) Waves www.hackster.io/news/when-pi... From Radio Luxembourg to Radio Caroline, the pirates who brought British broadcasting — and pop culture — alive.
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Hackster.io @hacksterio.bsky.social · 2d
HydroHaptics adds touch to digital interfaces, using liquid-based force feedback for responsive, tactile, and shapeshifting controls.
Liquid-Powered Interface Gives Digital Tech a Real Feel
HydroHaptics adds touch to digital interfaces, using liquid-based force feedback for responsive, tactile, and shapeshifting controls.
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Hackster.io @hacksterio.bsky.social · 2d
From Radio Luxembourg to Radio Caroline, @magnificent-max.bsky.social's latest Throwback Thursday article remembers the pirates who brought British broadcasting — and pop culture — alive: www.hackster.io/news/when-pi...
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Hackster.io @hacksterio.bsky.social · 3d
Using DART, drones aggressively dive and pitch to stick the landing on the back of a truck moving down the highway at 70 mph.
Drones Stick the Landing on Rolling Runways
Using DART, drones aggressively dive and pitch to stick the landing on the back of a truck moving down the highway at 70 mph.
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Hackster.io @hacksterio.bsky.social · 3d
FIU’s SHIELD framework uses AI and side-channel data to detect and recover drones from cyberattacks in under a second.
SHIELDs Up!
FIU’s SHIELD framework uses AI and side-channel data to detect and recover drones from cyberattacks in under a second.
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Seeed Studio @seeedstudio.com · 3d
🖊️ Meet Firminia by Andrea Mancini — your personal digital signature assistant powered by our XIAO ESP32S3! This Wi-Fi + BLE device connects to AskMe.it and shows your signing status on a round LCD with smooth LVGL animations.

Full project on @hacksterio.bsky.social 👉 https://bit.ly/46K9b0k
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Hackster.io @hacksterio.bsky.social · 3d
Say hello to the Oktoberfest Special! 🥨🍻

The Infineon team created a 3D‑printed, gyro‑powered stein that reacts to your moves. Raise it, toast with it, dance with it!
Oktoberfest Special 🥨Smart Beer Stein using PSOC™6🍻
Gyroscope & Accelerometer powered smart stein for Oktoberfest, using PSOC™ 6 and MicroPython! By Infineon Team.
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Hackster.io @hacksterio.bsky.social · 4d
Naveen Kumar developed an industrial automation system that leverages computer vision and finite state machine principles to sort small blocks using only microcontrollers.
Vision and FSM-Driven Industrial Sorting Automation
An industrial automation system for block sorting, utilizing Computer Vision and Finite State Machines, implemented with Edge Impulse. By Naveen.
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Seeed Studio @seeedstudio.com · 4d
🧠 Build your own AI Voice Assistant — 100% free!
DSN Industries created this DIY assistant using our XIAO ESP32S3 Plus, processing voice via a @hf.co Space for STT, LLM & TTS — no paid APIs needed. 🎙️💬

Check out the full tutorial on @hacksterio.bsky.social 👉 https://bit.ly/4pZJxvR
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Hackster.io @hacksterio.bsky.social · 4d
EI-Lite uses wrist-worn electrical impedance sensing to detect tiny finger gestures, enabling precise, discreet control of portable devices.
Somebody Pinch Me
EI-Lite uses wrist-worn electrical impedance sensing to detect tiny finger gestures, enabling precise, discreet control of portable devices.
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Hackster.io @hacksterio.bsky.social · 4d
LuxAct uses self-powered LEDs and motion to let AR devices identify and interact with everyday objects — no batteries or chips required.
You Get an LED! You Get an LED! Everything Gets an LED!
LuxAct uses self-powered LEDs and motion to let AR devices identify and interact with everyday objects — no batteries or chips required.
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Hackster.io @hacksterio.bsky.social · 4d
BREAKING NEWS! Qualcomm acquires Arduino, launches the new Arduino UNO Q single-board computer.
Qualcomm Acquires Arduino, Launches the New Arduino UNO Q Single-Board Computer
Linux-based SBC enables fully standalone development, while a new IDE blends app, sketch, and AI development together in one.
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Hackster.io @hacksterio.bsky.social · 4d
FiberCircuits is a miniaturization framework that simplifies the process of packing really, really tiny circuits into fibers.
FiberCircuits Immerse You in Tech
MIT researchers developed FiberCircuits to embed tiny, durable electronics into clothing, making future wearable tech imperceptible.
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Hackster.io @hacksterio.bsky.social · 4d
Bert Wagner created SplashFlag to let the other families in the neighborhood know when his kids are having a pool day.
SplashFlag Tells the Neighbors You’re Ready for a Pool Party
Bert Wagner created SplashFlag to let the other families in the neighborhood know when his kids are having a pool day.
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Hackster.io @hacksterio.bsky.social · 5d
Researchers at the University of Tokyo created picoRing, a low-power ring mouse using inductive telemetry to work for weeks on one charge.
One Ring to Rule VR
Researchers at the University of Tokyo created picoRing, a low-power ring mouse using inductive telemetry to work for weeks on one charge.
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Hackster.io @hacksterio.bsky.social · 5d
Ricardo Sappia's TVArgenta is a retro Raspberry Pi TV that brings '90s Argentinian TV commercials back to life.
TVArgenta — a Retro Raspberry Pi TV Experience
Bringing 90s Argentinian TV commercials back to life (and making a generically useful retro-TV platform) By Ricardo Sappia.
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