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Blair Wyatt

Australian Digital Engineer and Creative Writer

Melbourne, Australia

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This user joined on 07/07/2014.

My Projects

Modify the BRTRO-420 reflow oven to have an Arduino based reflow firmware, serial interface and cold junction compensation.

BRTRO-420 Better Blazin' Mod

blair-wyatt Blair Wyatt

Hackaday Prize 2019

Output dot matrix LCD data from different devices to your phone or laptop via Bluetooth.

DoMSnif - Dot Matrix LCD Sniffer Bluetooth Adapter

blair-wyatt Blair Wyatt

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Compact, handheld air guitar with four LiDAR strings and Bluetooth

Litar: LiDAR Air Guitar

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The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Micro Smart LiDAR Sensor

MappyDot

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The 2015 Hackaday Prize

A "dataless" Wi-Fi positioning system that can be used anywhere GPS can't.

SubPos Positioning System

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A comprehensive list of @Benchoffness

Benchoffisms

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Projects I Contribute To

lol travelling salesman problem

Travelling Hacker Box

Tindie

A place for Tindie sellers and the community to meet and stretch their legs

Tindie Dog Park

A contest to create awesome, useful square inch boards. Entries are closed.

The Square Inch Project

alphaninja alpha_ninja

An unofficial project for finding patterns in cool projects. If you like analyzing stuff and would like to help, please apply to join!

Analyzing the Hackaday Prize 2015

alphaninja alpha_ninja

My Pages

No Longer Can They Stand on Their Own Three Feet
11/13/2015 at 12:05 • 6 comments
At This Point I'm Honestly Not Sure
09/19/2015 at 14:09 • 3 comments
So Old They Have Hair Growing Out Their Nostrils
08/12/2015 at 08:54 • 0 comments

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Projects I Like & Follow

Cartesian PNP machine using Rails/Carriages for high speed and accurate part placement. Affordable open source pick and place is on the way.

DIY Pick and Place

anthonywebb anthony.webb

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

A versatile autonomous environmental drone using a buoyancy engine

OSUG: Open-Source Underwater Glider

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Fast RPi WiFi without USB

RPi WiFi

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Build your own touch screen solution adapted on your TV by using some CIS or CCD sensors from old scanners

Magic Frame : Turn Everything into a Touch Area

jeanperardel jean.perardel

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

SatNOGS is an open source satellite ground station network, optimized for modularity, built using affordable tools and resources.

SatNOGS - Global Network of Ground Stations

pierros-papadeas Pierros Papadeas

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

LoFi is a very low cost ($5), small, auto-transmitting module. Preassembled and preprogrammed. Simply attach to your appliances or projects!

LoFi

david-cook David Cook

Follow for the 'Hacklet' and latest news about hackaday.io

Hackaday.io Project

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Affordable and open-source LiDAR based on 3x VL53L0X ranging sensor

xLiDAR

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

A smaller and cheaper open source brushless motor

PCB Motor

carl-bugeja Carl Bugeja

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

robot lawn mower on steroids

autoCut

Puts an e3d hotend on the famous $200 printer

Monoprice MP Select Mini E3D Hotend Adapter

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Arduino compatible indoor navigation system with small form factor.

LPS Mini

gran-nordahl Göran Nordahl

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Remaking the PDP-8/I using the Pi, simh & a replica front panel

PiDP-8/I

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

AMS's new AS7265X 3-chip set promises a compact, 18-channel, 20 nm FWMH spectrometer for less than $25

Compact, $25 spectrometer

kris-winer Kris Winer

Building an electric scooter with some real power.

The Razor E300 Overvolt!

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

A DIY GPS disciplined 10 MHz reference clock

GPS Disciplined xCXO

nick-sayer Nick Sayer

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

My attempt at making an FPGA experimenters board in a popular form factor :)

'Flea Ohm' FPGA Project

valentin-angelovski Valentin Angelovski

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

DIY System on Chip based on FPGA, priced below 5 USD

DIPSY

antti-lukats Antti Lukats

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Kris Winer wrote 05/30/2018 at 06:24

Thanks for following my $25 Spectrometer project!

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Vittorio Loschiavo wrote 04/20/2018 at 04:45

Thanks for your like to my project https://hackaday.io/project/87345-mini-vertical-wind-generator-3d-printed

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mcu_nerd wrote 03/22/2018 at 14:22

Thanks for the likes!

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Ulysse wrote 06/17/2017 at 11:33

! gnisirprus

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Morning.Star wrote 06/17/2017 at 07:12

Hahahah, excellent XD

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Blair Wyatt wrote 06/16/2017 at 11:35

I set my profile to southern hemisphere. You might have yours set to northern.

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Blair Wyatt wrote 06/16/2017 at 11:51

By the way hi Stuart! We used to take a few of the same classes at uni :)

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samern wrote 04/25/2017 at 02:45

Thanks for the follow of my flight Sim. I am waiting on a few parts to wrap up my GoKart Tank V2 bfore I hit this full tilt.

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[skaarj] wrote 06/13/2016 at 18:03

Thank you for the like on my retro futuristic automobile control panel project. I am sorry for the long delayed answer.

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Yann Guidon / YGDES wrote 04/15/2016 at 01:16

Thanks ! Here's one more buck

No need to thank, it's free ! Like a buck in the forest :-)

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Eric Hertz wrote 03/17/2016 at 09:06

Howdy Blecky! Thanks for the skull/follow :)

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Nicolas Berger wrote 02/03/2016 at 22:32

Thank you for your interest in the Joysix.

I will do my best to update and document it!

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Radu Motisan wrote 08/16/2015 at 10:21

@Blecky I'm still thinking on how to use this system as a reference for a formation of drones

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Blair Wyatt wrote 08/16/2015 at 10:35

I am sort of in the process of creating a SubPos receiver (like a GPS receiver) that can interface to autopilots. I did try to cram most of the trilateration code into an ESP module, but they are just a bit too slow to process this (postioning output was, about once per 5 seconds and limited to 3 Nodes). The ESP module doesn't have any decent floating point stuff either, so it was terribly difficult to program for.

I have got an ESP module firmware that spits out the position information of Nodes however - https://github.com/subpos/esp_wifi_scanner

You would have to couple that with some trilateration calcs on another device. If you don't mind waiting however, I should have a device that does this in the not too distant future.

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Radu Motisan wrote 08/16/2015 at 10:37

Sounds great!

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Blair Wyatt wrote 01/14/2016 at 06:19

Watch for a kickstarter in March ;

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Mitchell Wong Ho wrote 05/26/2015 at 20:18

Thank you for the skull

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Jim Tremblay wrote 04/18/2015 at 01:36

Thank you for the skull!

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Jim Tremblay wrote 04/17/2015 at 13:18

Thank you to follow my project nOS! Feel free to use it!

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frankstripod wrote 03/29/2015 at 13:48

Thank you for following my "Laser" project!

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andelec wrote 08/19/2014 at 14:52

Hi, thanks for the skull for DLT !

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rawe wrote 08/19/2014 at 11:37

arrr, thanks for the :-)X ... but where are the cat pictures?

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roelh wrote 08/18/2014 at 20:37

Hi, thank you for the skull for my spectrum analyzer !

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