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Greetings Best Community Members in the Galaxy!
Once again its time to pick the winners of the last project competition, the Hardware Hacking competition. By volunteering to judge you help ensure that the winners of Hardware Hacking reflect the diversity of thought and opinion that makes this the best online community for engineers in the galaxy!
- One Grand Prize Winner Wins a $200 Shopping Cart!
- 3 First Place Winners Win a $100 Shopping Cart!
Those of you that have volunteered to judge in the past, you know the drill. Comment below to let me know or message me directly at tariq.ahmad.
You're under no obligation to vote for the best project but we do ask that you look for complete projects and let us know your thoughts on the winners you pick.
The guidelines are loosely structured but are designed to encourage complete project submissions (with steps and video proof), and we want this program to be something that everyone in the community can participate to post smaller projects that fit within a theme (a theme the members pick in a monthly poll) .
For each project submission did the entrant do the following:
- Follow the Steps - Did they provide the steps it took to complete the project (text, video, or images) and/or schematics.
- Submit Video Proof - Did they post a video proof of their project?
- Stick to the Theme - How well did the project stick to the theme of the competition?
- Demonstrate Originality - Did they come up with a clever name for their project? Or did they introduce something new or that is not commercially available?
Get a Decider badge for volunteering to judge a Project14 competition! To earn a Decider badge, simply volunteer to judge a Project14 Competition, pick the winners and give us the reason for your choices. The Decider badge will be your reward for making your decision! Diversity and inclusiveness are the strengths of this program. You can receive a Decider badge by volunteering to judge this or any future Project14 Competition
Here is the list of projects to choose from Hardware Hacking:
Project14 | Hardware Hacking: Meet the Projects that Involve Hacking!
The Projects:
Pong Game Circa 1978 by ralphjy:
| Pong Game Circa 1978 | |
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The specified item was not found. by shreyasborse
| Auto-tuning high current dual-channel motor control unit | |
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Hardware hacking an electric fan heater without burning the house down by BigG:
| Hardware hacking an electric fan heater without burning the house down | |
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Do mighty oaks from SQRL Acorns grow? by Fred27:
SQRL "Oak" dev board: Part 2 JTAG
SQRL "Oak" dev board: Part 3 schematic reverse engineering
SQRL "Oak" dev board: Installation and Summary
| Do mighty oaks from SQL Acorns grow? | |
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Hacking an old darth vader lamp by daniloo94 :
| Hacking an old darth vader lamp | |
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My Pulse Generator by dubbie :
| My Pulse Generator | |
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BattPackHack #1 : The Battery PowerPack Holder by dubbie:
| BattPackHack | |
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Knockoff stage lighting by ashley_c4 :
| Knockoff stage lighting | |
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Converting an old phone to a remote switch by vishwasn :
| Converting an old phone to a remote switch | |
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Modifying a RC Toy Truck using a Raspberry Pi by carmelito:
| Modifying a RC Toy Truck using a Raspberry Pi | |
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Radio Magic: Sounds Nice? (part 1) by balearicdynamics:
Radio Magic: Circuits and Some Solution (part 2)
Radio Magic: I Need a Case! (part 3)
Radio Magic: Hardware Hacked, But New Tech Failed a While (part 4)
| Radio Magic: Sounds Nice? | |
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The PAL-Streamer by zst123
| The PAL-Streamer | |
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