We’re busy giving away tens of thousands of dollars in prizes for Hackaday Prize entries, and that’s before the contest even ends. Last week, we put a call out for projects with wings, wheels, and propellers, and now we’re doling out some fun Crazyflie 2.0 quadcopters to the winners. Here’s the lucky winners, in no particular order:
WINNERS OF 15 CRAZYFLYE QUADCOPTERS
- Eye Controlled Wheelchair!
- Electric Ninja
- Airscrew Driven RC Boat
- Project ICARUS 3.0: Solar Anti-Poaching UAV
- MZ-1 Mega Zoom Security Camera
- Autonomous Bottle Recycling Robot
- R.E.M. A 3D Printed Solenoid Engine Project
- Project R
- Luka EV
- The Doctor’s Companion, K-9
- Tote, Affordable Spider Robot
- Hacking Powerful EV Drivetrains
- A Low Cost Multispectral Imaging Paylod For A UAV
- Solar B.E.A.M Bristle Bot
- BradWii On The Hubsan Q4
Congrats to all the winners.
This week’s contest is for the best human interface, the winners of which will receive laser cutting time through Ponoko. If you need a control panel for all those switches and buttons, this is the contest to get in on. The deadline to enter the Human Interface contest is Thursday, 7/16/15, so:
- Officially enter your project in the 2015 Hackaday Prize
- Go to this discussion and leave a comment requesting that your project to be added to the list
Good luck, and remember to vote in this week’s round of community voting.
I have to point out, sorry, that the image only has 3 fans…
Its great art, dont get me wrong… just… quad… tri… 4….3….
I think there is a gravitron pulsor in the center there, so technically its a quad.
Thanks HaD! I’ll finish up posting the rest of the and docs on my project soon…
Thanks for the prize! I half jokingly entered the contest just for the chance of winning the prize with my “Solar B.E.A.M Bristle Bot” entry just a few days ago. It was a lot of fun doing the project as a break from my other projects and other work.
Now if only I have time to play…
Wow! Top 15 of 57 with a bristle-bot!
Tomorrow “if only I had time to work on my projects”
Rock on! Thanks HaD!
Although you’ve now changed the picture in my head of the final Ruprecht… I’m gonna have to (someday) figure out how to make him launch/fly/retrieve the quad. In addition to the other stuff I already have no idea how to do.
Thanks HaD. That winner’s circle has a lot of awesome projects. I’m surprised and honored that K-9 ended up among them.
I love your project. Although I realize I failed to give it a skull, so I’ll do that shortly. BTW, the RP5 chassis (formerly) in Project R was originally intended to be a small-scale K-9. Now I’m changing out the chassis for a bigger one, so the rp5 will probably go back to “gonna be a K-9”.
I was looking at Project R and thinking it looks like a great base for the “flying robots” (held up by an acrylic rod) I want to build like Star Trek’s Nomad or Fallout’s Mr Handy.