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Circuitry Hacks |
 | Superb Mechanized Android Toy Speaks Morse Code
By now, you may be familiar the superb Android figurines we sell our store. While they look fantastic, and are a must-own for any Android fan, they don't actually move. This reader decided to do enhance the static toys by making them "speak"... |
 | How To: Build an Infrared Receiver
We have seen several infrared projects in the past that used IR and IR receivers to seamlessly work with other electronic devices. IR is among the most popular methods of communications for home electronics (specifically TVs and stereos). The... |
 | 8x8 Coffee Table LED Matrix
Need to spice up your boring living room? Here's a fully controllable, 8x8 LED matrix built into a coffee table. It's built using foam, 64 RGB LEDs, and a sheet of diffusion gel (a stage lighting product). The whole thing is driven by a... |
 | Batman-Style Hidden Switch in a Statue
The original inspiration for this hidden switch project came from a 60’s Batman TV show. The project involves beheading a Beethoven bust and mounting a wireless switch inside it. It's a super simple project that's perfect for some weekend... |
 | USB Controlled DIY Home Automation
Wireless home automation is all about control and convenience. This home automation project reverse engineers a remote so that it recognizes inputs from a computer or a microcontroller. He used an oscilloscope to decode the remote so that the... |
 | Electric Organ Hacked into an 8-Bit Synthesizer
This innovative Swedish engineer converted an old electric organ into an 8-bit synthesizer which can play fantastic renditions of your favorite NES theme songs. For modern 8-bit music, check out this collection.
With all the original tone... |
 | DIY Halloween Dual-Copter Ghost Project
We have floated lots of DIY copter projects. Take that and mix it up with some out-of –the box creativity to put together this remote controlled Evil Flying Ghost. Just imagine this thing chasing frightened kids down the street on Halloween!... |
 | The Motion Detecting Electronic Scarecrow
This electronic scarecrow uses an absurd amount of lights, sounds and movement guaranteed to scare away any creature within a 100 yard radius. Check out the video below for full build details. The high decibel car audio speakers and multitude of... |
 | Epic Rocket Powered Christmas Tree
Note: We posted this last year, but it was so epic we felt we had to post it again. Merry Christmas from HacknMod!
What a brilliant idea! Instead of just throwing out your tree, why not strap rockets to it and launch it into the sky? It's... |
 | DIY Motion Detection Wildlife Camera
A wildlife camera with a motion detection feature sounds like an expensive piece of equipment. But in reality, when you look at the parts needed to put together this DIY photography project, it is definitely one of the cheapest for a bit of amateur... |
