Sometimes I write about my projects on other websites. Here's a collection of those projects:

Hackaday:

• The Open Bar
• A robot with a web GUI that can autonomously mix and pour cocktails
• Disintegrated LM3909 - 1.5V LED Flasher
• A clone of National Semiconductor's LM3909 IC using discrete components on a PCB
• Alexa-powered LED Blinker
• Blinking an LED yourself is too hard, so I'll ask Alexa to do it
• Blink an LED to your Heart Rate
• Detect your pulse using Computer Vision and flash an LED at the same rate
• Clap-Activated Applause Machine
• A useless machine that claps for you after being turned on by a clap

Hackster:

• Raspberry Pi Home Automation
• An open source, internet enabled home automation project that allows any web browser to control and read the state of digital devices
• Transforming Atari 2600 Controller
• A modern replacement of an Atari controller that transforms between a joystick and a paddle using the same base
• High Voltage Coil (Relay/Contactor) Characterization
• A self-contained, smart tester that can determine the characteristics of a coil such as a relay
• Thread Protocol on IoT Devices
• Resources to get started and troubles you'll run into along the way
• Particle Mesh Home Climate Monitoring
• 10x Particle Mesh devices with a custom sensor shield monitors temperature, humidity, CO2, and TVOC all over my house
• Artemis Says: A voice-controlled Simon clone with Tensorflow
• A clone of the classic game "Simon" utilizing a Sparkfun Artemis board with machine learning to control the game using only voice commands
• OnSemi RSL10-SENSE-DB-GEVK to the Cloud Without Code!
• How to send data from the OnSemi sensor board through Bluetooth then to MQTT in the cloud without writing any code

Other:

• Control Insteon Lights Wirelessly Using Motion Detection!
• A remote Bluetooth mesh device detects motion and alerts another mesh device connected to a PC which controls Insteon lights
• MIDI Sequencer Using Thermal Camera
• The Giant Board linux computer takes an 8x8 thermal image and displays it on the TFT while also assigning a musical note to each temperature. It plays a song corresponding to the temperature of the object.

Thingiverse:

Most of my designs are related to a project I've written about, but these ones stand alone.

• Pittsburgh Terrain Coaster for Brew Gentlemen
• My winning design for the 3D Printing Pittsburgh Beer Coaster Challenge.
• Dirty Birdie
• At work, if you mess up the main Git repo, you get the Dirty Birdie.
• Beer Topper Trophies
• 1st, 2nd and 3rd place trophies made to be mounted to the top of a beer can.
• Universal Multimeter Wall Holder
• A design to hold either my Extech EX330 or Fluke 101 multimeter.
• Game Boy Color Shadow Box
• A display case to hold six Game Boys.

GitHub:

Most of my repositories are related to a project I've written about, but these ones stand alone. Most are incomplete, but they should provide interesting code nonetheless.

• Work-Time-Calculator
• A program that calculates when you've finished your shift at work based on various factors
• Macrostomata
• A security system for my apartment
• 3D-Cal-Steps
• Java program used to easily calculate the the modified step-per-mm value for a 3D printer
• stm32f_GBCart
• Game Boy Cartridge emulation from a stm32f4 Development Board
• flood-it-solver
• Attempt to solve the ancient Flood It game by LabPixies using Python
• iOS6-Calculator.app
• Clone of the iOS6 calculator app for the web
• STM32-Gameboy-Cartridge
• Hardware emulation of a gameboy cartridge with a ST microcontroller
• Tiva-C-Rotating-Clock
• Replace microcontroller on SainSmart Rotating LED Clock Kit with TI Tiva C Series Launchpad
• 4-Digit-Clock
• CNC fab-able clock based on the ATMEGA328P
• Gameboy-Cartridge-Extension
• Extend the signals coming out of a Game Boy cartridge
• one-counter
• Small circuit with DIP chips to count from 0-9
• advent-of-code-solutions
• My solutions for some of the 2016/2017/2019 Advent of Code challenges