2015 Community Awards: Project of the Year

element14 Community Awards

Project of the Year

Your vote is your voice!

This year members from all over the world came to the element14 Community to educate, entertain and solve problems. In addition to the incredible projects that come out of our Design Challenges, there are thousands of projects that members of the element14 Community produce on their own, or with support from element14 and its suppliers.

But which project really spoke to you in 2015? Vote now to tell us.

Make sure your vote is put to good use in our other awards, and let the tech world know what's important to you:

And don't forget that voting in all our Awards Polls earns you the brand new 2015 Voting Badge, and puts you in the running to win our Product of the Year.

Top Comments

Workshopshed over 9 years ago

A project that I totally missed this year till it was posted on twitter yesterday. Andy Stanford-Clark's Time Frame, not sure it got finished though:
http://www.element14.com/community/people/andysc/blog/2015/07/03/timeframe-part-1
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screamingtiger over 9 years ago

For that picture of Enrico's project, is that a picture of it? I don't recall that being something I saw before.
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shabaz over 9 years ago in reply to Problemchild

Hi John,

Thanks for the support! That was rapid prototyping to the extreme, I had so little time to produce it.
The XMOS board and those Infineon motor driver boards are great.
For software programmers the XMOS tech should be quite attractive since it uses classic computer science techniques with the hardware in the background "just working", whereas for hardware developers they may find FPGA more intuitive
since it's all about a hardware description.
The older models had some resource limitations for larger applications which have been greatly eased with the new batch. Which incidentally are now in stock at Farnell : ) This is awesome.
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Problemchild over 9 years ago

XMOS and Shabaz for the win.

Seriously though you should see more on the XOS it's really a great device and the range is getting better and more useful all the time
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spannerspencer over 9 years ago in reply to balearicdynamics

You're welcome, old boy! But the thanks should go to the other top members who helped out with the nominations -- I just put them into a poll

Well deserved though -- I knew you'd be in the Awards!
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spannerspencer over 9 years ago in reply to Workshopshed

Looking forward to seeing them in their new home, Andy
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balearicdynamics over 9 years ago

Thank you by me too Spanner, I have found only just now the list of all the nomination sections.

Enrico
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Workshopshed over 9 years ago

Thanks for the nomination, some new meteorologists are on their way from Bavaria to take residence in the Enchanted Cottage.
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