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Navarre Bartz

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    Print Wave Metal Casting - Hackaday

    Direct 3D printing of metal remains out of reach for the hobbyist at the moment, so casting is often the next best thing, particularly given the limitations of 3D printed metals. [Denny] from Shake…
    over 1 year ago
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    Polyphase Wireless EV Fast Charging Moves Forward - Hackaday

    While EV charging isn’t that tedious with a cable, for quick trips, being able to just park and have your car automatically charge would be more convenient. Researchers from Oak Ridge Nationa…
    over 1 year ago
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    Shipping Your Illicit Software On Launch Hardware - Hackaday

    In the course of a career, you may run up against projects that get cancelled, especially those that are interesting, but deemed unprofitable in the eyes of the corporate overlords. Most people wou…
    over 1 year ago
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    Tentacle Robot Wants To Hold You Gently - Hackaday

    Human hands are remarkable pieces of machinery, so it’s no wonder many robots are designed after their creators. The amount of computation required to properly attenuate the grip strength and…
    over 1 year ago
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    Goatee Pasta Maker Makes Us Hunger For Hair - Hackaday

    Some hacks are pure acts of whimsy, and [Simone Giertz] is back to her roots with this Goatee Pasta Maker. If violence to mannequin heads is upsetting, the video may be a bit NSFW (to warn you now …
    almost 2 years ago
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    Piano Feeder Gets Pets Playing For Their Supper - Hackaday

    If you ever watched a video of Piano Cat and wondered if your cat could learn to play, then [Sebastian Sokołowski] has a possible solution with this combination piano tutor and cat feeder. Starting…
    almost 2 years ago
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    FairBerry Brings The PKB Back To Your Smartphone - Hackaday

    Missing the feel of physical keys on your phone, but not ready to give up your fancy new touchscreen phone? [Dakkaron] has attached a BlackBerry keyboard to a slightly more recent device. Designed …
    almost 2 years ago
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    Design For Disassembly - Hackaday

    Design For Disassembly - Hackaday
    almost 2 years ago
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    Getting Shredded Plastic…and Legs - Hackaday

    While electric motors have taken the drudgery out of many tasks, human power has its advantages. [Precious Plastic Torino] has developed a human-powered plastic shredder for those times when an ele…
    about 2 years ago
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    Building A Cargo Bike Dream - Hackaday

    Cargo bikes can haul an impressive amount of stuff and serve as a car replacement for many folks around the world. While there are more models every year from bike manufacturers, the siren song of …
    over 2 years ago
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    The Mysterious Case Of The Disappearing Inventor - Hackaday

    When combing through the history of technological innovation, we often find that pinning down a given inventor of something can be tricky. [Foeke Postma] at Bellingcat shows us that even the Smiths…
    over 2 years ago
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    Supercon 2022: Bradley Gawthrop Wants You To Join The PEV ... - Hac...

    During the 20th Century, much of the western world decided that motor vehicles were the only desirable form of transportation. We built our cities to accommodate cars through parking, stop lights, …
    over 2 years ago
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    Ecological System Dynamics For Computing - Hackaday

    Some of you may remember that the ship’s computer on Star Trek: Voyager contained bioneural gel packs. Researchers have taken us one step closer to a biocomputing future with a study on the p…
    over 2 years ago
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    An Unexpected Upset In EV Charging Standards - Hackaday

    Last November, Tesla open-sourced parts of its charging infrastructure, not-so-humbly unveiling it as the North American Charging Standard (NACS). It’s finally taking off with a number of man…
    over 2 years ago
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    Spaying Cats In One Shot - Hackaday

    Feral cats live a rough life, and programs like Trap, Neuter, Release (TNR) attempt to keep their populations from exploding in a humane way. Researchers in Massachusetts have found a non-surgical …
    over 2 years ago
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    Beepberry Brings Memory LCD And A Physical Keyboard To Your Pi - Ha...

    As the 2020s are seeing the return of the flip phone, could we see a rebirth of other device form factors from before the slab era? [Eric Migicovsky] and [SQFMI] are working on a new physical keybo…
    over 2 years ago
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    Keeping The Noise Down Under The Sea - Hackaday

    Since sound is the primary sense used by most ocean life, disruptions to the natural noise levels in the ocean from human activities can be particularly problematic for marine life. [DW Planet A] h…
    over 2 years ago
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    Bike Camper With Retro Flair - Hackaday

    As we’re approaching summer here in the Northern Hemisphere, thoughts naturally turn toward road trips. While most people do this in their car, the [Dangie Bros] built a 500 lb bike camper fo…
    over 2 years ago
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    3D Printed Aerospike Was Designed By AI - Hackaday

    We’re still in the early days of generatively-designed objects, but when combined with the capabilities of 3D printing, we’re already seeing some interesting results. One example is thi…
    over 2 years ago
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    BeagleStamp Makes Soldering Linux Into Your Projects Easier - Hackaday

    There are a lot of things you can do with today’s powerful microcontrollers, but sometimes you really need a full embedded Linux setup. [Dylan Brophy] wanted to make it easier to add Linux to…
    over 2 years ago
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    Patent Spat Leaves DJI Owing Textron $279M - Hackaday

    Patents are the murky waters where technical jargon and legalese meet, and in this vast grey area of interpretation, DJI now owes Textron $279M. At issue in the case were two patents issued to Text…
    over 2 years ago