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  • Makers Making PPE

    2,145 views 1 week ago
    Makers, hackers, and engineers around the world talk about their experiences making PPE for healthcare workers during a massive global supply chain shortage caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

    Organizations in this video:
    Coronavirusmakers is a network of open-source technology experts that was formed in March 2020 by volunteers to create emergency relief material. It is made up of more than 20,000 researchers, developers, and engineers , who are creating solutions like ventilators, visors, and masks. Learn more: coronavirusmakers.org

    Matterhackers:
    Matterhackers are 3D printer filament manufacturers and digital fabrication specialists. Their COVID-19 Maker Response Hub has delivered more than 60,000 pieces of 3D printed PPE to hospitals. Learn More:https://www.matterhackers.c...

    Prusa: Prusa Research is a 3D printer manufacturer based in Prague, Czechia. Over the last few months, they have turned their manufacturing line for printers into a production facility for PPE. Learn More: https://www.prusaprinters.org/

    NYCMakesPPE: NYCMakesPPE is a group of engineers, makers, and healthcare professionals using DIY manufacturing to support PPE production in NYC: Learn more: https://nycmakesppe.com/

    Maker Asylum: Maker Asylum is a 6000 sq.ft. hackerspace in Mumbai, India that is using their fabrication facilities to produce PPE. Learn more:https://www.makersasylum.com/

    CrashSpace: Crashspace is a Los Angeles hackerspace that has produced thousands of PPE designs requested by hospitals including Cedars-Sinai. Learn more: https://covid.crashspace.org/

    Adafruit: Adafruit is an electronics manufacturer based in New York City. Learn more: https://www.adafruit.com/ Show less
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    • Hackaday Prize 2020: Guide to the Prize - Duration: 2 minutes, 16 seconds.

      • 5 days ago
      • 4,176 views
      Today's toughest problems require creative solutions. The annual Hackaday Prize is a global engineering challenge, tasking members of the open source hardware community, and beyond, with solving so...

    • Makers Making PPE - Duration: 5 minutes, 49 seconds.

      • 1 week ago
      • 2,145 views
      Makers, hackers, and engineers around the world talk about their experiences making PPE for healthcare workers during a massive global supply chain shortage caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

      Organi...
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    • Hackaday Prize 2020 Coming Soon! - Duration: 74 seconds.

      • 2 weeks ago
      • 52,980 views
      This year, we’re partnering with nonprofits to tackle challenges in #conservation, #disasterrelief, and #assistivedevices. Over $200K in prizes! Be the first to hear about launch: https://prize.sup...

    • Shelley Green - Pressure Connections: Crimping Isn’t as Simple as You Thought - Duration: 21 minutes.

      • 3 weeks ago
      • 4,721 views
      Crimping is generally defined as the joining of two conductors by mechanical forces. At first, the process appears to be rather simple. However, deeper investigations reveal complex dynamics that o...

    • Panel: Diodes and Distribution - Duration: 32 minutes.

      • 2 months ago
      • 1,986 views
      Jasmine Bracket leads a panel with guests Erika Earl, Paul Beech, and Spencer Owen.


      In this panel we’ll discuss the key ways to get your projects from your workshop into the hands of the first fe...

    • Samy Kamkar - FPGA Glitching & Side Channel Attacks - Duration: 30 minutes.

      • 2 months ago
      • 8,287 views
      I will explore some of the incredible work that has been done by researchers, academics, governments, and the nefarious in the realm of side channel analysis. We’ll inspect attacks that were once s...

    • Daniel Samarin - Debugging Electronics: You Can’t Handle the Ground Truth! - Duration: 31 minutes.

      • 2 months ago
      • 4,951 views
      Root-causing quickly is all about having the right tools, having the right infrastructure in place, and knowing how to use them. Is it the firmware, the circuit, a bad crimp, or backlash in the gea...

    • Scott Shawcroft - Supercharge Your Hardware (Old and New) with CircuitPython - Duration: 29 minutes.

      • 2 months ago
      • 5,729 views
      CircuitPython makes programming hardware easier than ever by bringing the popular Python language to modern, inexpensive 32-bit microcontrollers. This doesn’t need to be limited to modern hardware ...

    • Welcome to the DesignLab - Duration: 9 minutes, 14 seconds.

      • 2 months ago
      • 1,312 views
      Majenta Strongheart and Giovanni Salinas share the background on the Supplyframe DesignLab, which opens its doors every year to host the Hackaday Superconference.


      Learn more about the Supplyframe...

    • Kate Morris - Beyond Blinky - Developing Retro-Games for PCB Badges - Duration: 29 minutes.

      • 2 months ago
      • 1,642 views
      So, you’ve done some badge coding, maybe using Arduino, and are looking for the next step to write interactive games using a TFT screen and some buttons and sensors? Using the open-source for the L...

    • Bitluni Brings All the ESP-32 Multimedia Hacks to Supercon - Duration: 45 minutes.

      • 3 months ago
      • 22,342 views
      The ESP32 microcontroller is a beast! Everyone knows that already. Composite video and VGA are common now. But a few years ago these capabilities weren’t obvious. This talk will recap the journey o...

    • Michael Ossmann & Kate Temkin - Software-Defined Everything - Duration: 27 minutes.

      • 3 months ago
      • 4,846 views
      The popularity of Software-Defined Radio (SDR) has led to the emergence of powerful open source software tools such as GNU Radio that enable rapid development of real-time Digital Signal Processing...
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    • Hacked portal gun actually levitates a companion cube - Duration: 102 seconds.

      • 7 years ago
      • 1,709,606 views
      hackaday hacks a prop portal gun to actually levitate a companion cube.
      http://wp.me/pk3lN-mPR

      I was out to lunch with a couple friends, brainstorming ideas for fun projects when one of them says...

    • DIY high voltage Thor's Hammer: Mjolnir at 80,000 volts - Duration: 114 seconds.

      • 7 years ago
      • 661,605 views
      I wanted Thor's hammer (Mjolnir), but I wasn't going to accept any old boring plastic prop. I needed something with a little more POP.

      I worked with Staci Elaan to build this hammer that has a so...

    • Top 10 real hacking videos - Duration: 5 minutes, 17 seconds.

      • 7 years ago
      • 497,025 views
      Say goodbye to the rest of your day. Here are the top 10 best videos about real hacking. We've already covered the absolute worst that hollywood has to offer, twice. Then, we did the best that holl...

    • 1-Pixel Pac-Man - Duration: 3 minutes, 49 seconds.

      • 4 years ago
      • 387,527 views
      What can you do with just 32x32 pixels? Why not write your own version of Pac-Man? The logic of the original coin-op game divided the board up into tiles that were 28x31 which works perfectly on th...

    • Custom Fiberglass for Car Audio and Everything Else - Duration: 41 minutes.

      • 2 years ago
      • 318,278 views
      Ever want to make your own custom speaker pods or just make a big mess in general? Bil Herd leads you step by step on how to make a mess and end up with your own custom fiberglass construction.

      Re...

    • Top 10 Movie Hack fails - Duration: 6 minutes, 24 seconds.

      • 7 years ago
      • 315,087 views
      Check out part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMCs8HSWoyQ

      The movie industry is nearly incapable of portraying hacking realistically. Here's our top 10 hacking fails in movies.




      Music by Kev...

    • Reading Silicon: How to Reverse Engineer Integrated Circuits - Duration: 31 minutes.

      • 3 years ago
      • 265,926 views
      Ken Shirriff has seen the insides of more integrated circuits than most people have seen bellybuttons. (This is an exaggeration.) But the point is, where we see a crazy jumble of circuitry, Ken see...

    • Home made 6 foot tall, fire breathing piranha plant from Super Mario Brothers - Duration: 2 minutes, 3 seconds.

      • 7 years ago
      • 264,140 views
      I always thought it would be cool to build a giant fire breathing piranha plant. I never really came up with an excuse to do it though. Eventually, I just decided I didn't really need an excuse, an...

    • Giant Flip-Dot Display Boasts 74,088 pixels - Duration: 112 seconds.

      • 5 years ago
      • 263,907 views
      This huge flip-dot display was part of the oovoo.com booth at 2015 CES. We loved watching it and wanted to know more about how it worked and who built it. The ooVoo crew shared plenty of details wh...

    • DIYDTG - Duration: 74 seconds.

      • 9 years ago
      • 225,260 views
      HackaDay Direct To Garment printer. The orange was a test print, as you can see if your platen isn't 100% flat and level relative to the head, you'll get some smudging and general print errors. The...

    • real life Bugzapping light saber - Duration: 4 minutes, 11 seconds.

      • 7 years ago
      • 219,029 views
      http://hackaday.com/2012/06/18/building-a-bug-zapping-lig...
      Bug zapping light saber hack. Music by Kevin MacLeod

    • Rewinding a DC motor - Duration: 16 minutes.

      • 8 years ago
      • 191,022 views
      n this Hackaday.com original video, [Jack] points out the various parts of a DC motor and then explains how you can modify its torque/speed profile by rewinding it.

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