We’ve featured hacks for the Eee PC 701 before, but nothing so easy as this touchscreen kit.… Read the rest
Touchscreen kit for Eee PC
June 1, 2008 By 14 Comments
Parasitic power devices
June 1, 2008 By 25 Comments
Aside from having a very cool name, parasitic power is an innovate way to recapture already spent power. This power can come in the form of wasted heating or cooling of a building for example. Last week the Southern Methodist University activated the first commercial Green Machine from ElectraTherm. The unit recycles residual heat from the building into electricity. … Read the rest
Powered bicycles
June 1, 2008 By 16 Comments
We’ve started to noticing a lot of commercial electric bikes on the street. Last year we looked at an electric trike project, after the break find out what people have been up to lately with similar projects.… Read the rest
This week in (our) history
June 1, 2008 By 8 Comments
Time to look way back into the Hackaday archives, well back to 2005 at least. This is a new feature to follow up and revisit some of our favorite projects of the past. Our first installment includes the week of May 24-31 2005.
Pictured above we see one of the amazing cable braiding machines from UK based Cobra Machinery. … Read the rest
Picaxe tachometer
June 1, 2008 By 6 Comments
It might seem like we’re on a vehicle hacking kick this weekend, but [Rex] built an excellent custom digital tach for his race car. It uses the classic seven segment displays, a PICAXE microcontroller and works with most engines. He’s released full source and PC board designs to boot. This looks like a great little tachometer project for you microcontoller … Read the rest
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