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Hackaday Podcast

Hackaday's editors go through the week's most interesting hacks: circuit boards, robots, reverse-engineered consumer electronics and the odd feat of mechanical cleverness.

401 episodes · 374 hours · since 2018

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Hackaday Podcast is filed under electronics, engineering and hardware. Its most recent episode published on , so it is still actively publishing. Listeners have left 66 ratings on Apple Podcasts, averaging 4.9 out of 5.

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  • · 55m

    Ep104: Delicous AI, DVD Scanning Microscope, and Battery-Friendly Microcontroller Designs

    Hackaday editors Elliot Williams and Mike Szczys discuss several hardware hacks, including a Nissan Xterra infotainment system rooted via a USB drive, a scanning laser microscope built from DVD drive components, and a low-power ESP32 jukebox. They also cover a trackball mouse using an nRF52840 IMU, an ESP8266-based gas meter reader using an ATtiny13, and a multi-function 'logic meter' tool. The episode concludes with commentary on AI-generated recipes and hearing aid design.

    Microcontrollers & dev platformsBatteries & low-power design
    6 chapters

  • · 59m

    EP 372: Pop Tubers, Shifty Semiconductors, and Shelving Shelf Labels

    Hosts Tom Nardi and Kristina Panos discuss a range of hardware hacks, including Texas Instruments' changes to legacy op-amps like the NE5532 and OPA134, which create compatibility issues for designers. They explore creative projects such as loading Sega Genesis games from vinyl records using a Mega EverDrive Pro and a Pico 2, and projecting live ADS-B aircraft data onto a ceiling with an RTL-SDR. The episode also covers a DIY router build by Maya, the ethical concerns surrounding electronic shelf labels, and a ceramic circuit board prototype by Emily Velasco.

    Analog & power electronicsMicrocontrollers & dev platforms
    8 chapters

  • · 55m

    Ep 313: Capacitor Plague, Wireless Power, and Tiny Everything

    Hosts Elliot Williams and Jenny List recap Hackaday Europe, detailing badge production logistics, customs delays, and the heroic work of Vojta Antonich in programming SAOs. They discuss a retrospective on the 2000s capacitor plague, attributing failures to thermal design rather than just chemical defects, and highlight a thermal microscope using germanium lenses. The episode also covers inefficient wireless power transfer experiments, PCB spring connectors from Decimo, and Mike Roller's world's smallest PCB blinky using an STM32L0 microcontroller.

    PCB design & layoutDebugging & failure analysis
    8 chapters

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  • · 49m

    Ep 390: DOOM, Cranium Stuff, and Odd OpenSCAD Opportunities

    Hosts Elliot Williams and Christina Panos discuss Amazon's decision to disable the auxiliary input on existing Alexa devices, noting the retroactive nature of the change. They cover several hacks, including Ray Triangle's ESP32-based DOOM console built into an antenna converter, Google Japan's conveyor belt keyboard concept, and Throthy Mumbo's FPGA-based VHS video game system. The episode also features Gareth Davies' ESP32 AM radio transmitter, Mihi's OpenSCAD-designed vertical garden, and articles on running a Matrix server and repairing headphones with OpenSCAD.

    Microcontrollers & dev platformsEmbedded firmware
    9 chapters

  • · 58m

    Hackaday Podcast Ep 389: Spinning Lightfield Displays and Jenny Visits a Blast Furnace

    Jenny List and Elliot Williams discuss Henrik Forstén’s synthetic aperture radar drone, which achieves centimeter-level resolution using RTK GPS and post-processing kinematic positioning. They also cover Breaking Taps’ custom microprocessor designed via wafer.space, James’ spinning Nipkow lightfield display, and Peter A. Jansen’s open-source tricorder featuring a Pomelo radiation detector and Hamamatsu spectrometer. Finally, Jenny describes her visit to the Zeche Zollverein industrial site in Germany’s Ruhr Valley.

    Embedded firmwareSensors & measurement in products
    9 chapters

  • · 1h 14m

    Ep 388: RAM-Swapping on Raspberry Pi, Raindrops on Radar, and a Fine Mesh

    Hackaday editors Elliot Williams and Al Williams discuss the community reaction to Raspberry Pi locking out RAM chip swapping, debating the balance between preventing fraud and preserving hacker freedom. They explore the physics of raindrops acting as radar antennas, the historical cracking of World War I ADFGVX ciphers, and the potential FCC compliance issues facing LoRa mesh networks like Meshtastic and Meshcore. The episode also covers practical hacks including on-chip debugging for MicroPython, repurposing cheap LTE modems into handheld computers, and local speech recognition tools for Linux.

    Microcontrollers & dev platformsWireless & RF
    9 chapters

  • · 1h 10m

    Ep 387: Superhuman Clocks, CAN in USB-C, and the Joys of Bare Metal

    Hackaday editors Elliot Williams and Tom Nardi discuss recent community hacks, including Mikey Sklar's work to bring MicroPython's Viper and empy cross speedups to CircuitPython, and Bas Bottberg's reverse engineering of a Bluetooth printer using bleak. They also cover Ben's complete firmware rewrite of an E-grooter in Rust, which involved discovering CAN bus over USB-C, and Egg Karate Singh's complex mechanical clocks like Ovodio. The episode concludes with Hackaday Europe talks: Sylvain's bare metal 'Minimacy' virtual machine for security-critical applications, and Janelle Wellen's presentation on space mission hacks and troubleshooting.

    Embedded firmwareDebugging & failure analysis
    10 chapters

  • · 46m

    Ep 386: Doomscroll Tamagotchis, Clavichords, and Vibrotrucks

    Hosts Elliot Williams and Kristina Panos review a week of hacks, including Isar Aerospace's successful orbital launch from Europe and the growing Retrocomputing Challenge. They discuss Peter Reisek's self-balancing monopole that uses quadcopter control algorithms, Forgak Moles' non-destructive retrofit of a rotary phone for cellular use, and Diffraction Limited's micron-scale 3D printing using turmeric. The episode also covers Ian Summers' clavichord build, Gadget Industry's computer-in-a-mouse project, and a large-scale seismic survey using vibrotrucks in Munich.

    Prototyping & iterationEmbedded firmware
    8 chapters

  • · 1h 08m

    Ep 385: 3D Printers with Lasers, Wicked RAM Prices, and Reverse Polish Notation

    Hosts Elliot Williams and Jenny List discuss a variety of hardware hacks, including a 3D printer modified with blue lasers to smooth FDM prints by remelting layers, and an air conditioning unit tricked into cooling more effectively by heating its external temperature sensor. They also cover the impact of high RAM prices on single-board computers like the Raspberry Pi, leading some manufacturers to stop shipping devices, and explore alternative operating systems such as Haiku, ReactOS, and AROS. The episode concludes with a deep dive into PETG filament properties and an overview of Reverse Polish Notation calculators, including a teardown of a Sinclair Cambridge.

    Prototyping & iterationMechanical engineering
    10 chapters

  • · 1h 06m

    Ep 384: OCR MOD Records, Magical PCBs, and the Gravity of Space Stations

    Hackaday editors Elliot Williams and Al Williams discuss a wide range of DIY projects, including a 3D-printed thermoacoustic Stirling engine, optical reading of MOD tracker files, and home fabrication of LEDs. They also cover the history of space stations, from the fictional 'Brick Moon' to the Manned Orbiting Laboratory, and review a talk by Catherine Dietrich on designing usable PCB props for Dungeons & Dragons.

    Prototyping & iterationAI & machine learning
    8 chapters

  • · 1h 27m

    Ep 383: QR Codes, Caving Gear, and the Old School Way to Learn Electronics

    Hackaday editors Elliot Williams and Tom Nardi discuss the 2026 Retrocomputing Challenge, laser-assisted 3D printing, and an open-source firmware project for a Master Built Gravity 800 grill. They also cover Phil Underwood’s open-source cave surveying hardware, QR code compression techniques, and the legacy of Radio Shack electronic kits. The episode concludes with a look at over-the-counter hearing aids and the Motorola MC14500 one-bit CPU.

    Prototyping & iterationEmbedded firmware
    8 chapters

  • · 51m

    Ep 382: Glueballs, Borg Cubes, and Supersonic Trebuchets

    Hosts Elliot Williams and Christina Panos discuss recent Hackaday news, including Supercon 10 ticket sales and a breakthrough in particle physics at the Beijing Electron Positron Collider regarding glueballs. They review several community hacks, including a fiber-to-the-home security analysis by Rithwick Jaya Simha and Vibhu, a supersonic trebuchet by Tom Stanton, and a time-tracking cube by Edris Isborg. The episode also covers articles on prosthetic running blades by Van Phillips and storm glasses by Robert Fitzroy, highlighting the intersection of engineering, history, and community innovation.

    Security & privacyMechanical engineering
    7 chapters

Every episode

401 episodes with a summary and chapters, by year.

202642 episodes
  1. 9 OctEp 390DOOM, Cranium Stuff, and Odd OpenSCAD Opportunities49m
  2. 2 OctHackaday Podcast Ep 389: Spinning Lightfield Displays and Jenny Visits a Blast Furnace58m
  3. 25 SeptEp 388RAM-Swapping on Raspberry Pi, Raindrops on Radar, and a Fine Mesh1h 14m
  4. 18 SeptEp 387Superhuman Clocks, CAN in USB-C, and the Joys of Bare Metal1h 10m
  5. 11 SeptEp 386Doomscroll Tamagotchis, Clavichords, and Vibrotrucks46m
  6. 4 SeptEp 3853D Printers with Lasers, Wicked RAM Prices, and Reverse Polish Notation1h 08m
  7. 28 AugEp 384OCR MOD Records, Magical PCBs, and the Gravity of Space Stations1h 06m
  8. 21 AugEp 383QR Codes, Caving Gear, and the Old School Way to Learn Electronics1h 27m
  9. 14 AugEp 382Glueballs, Borg Cubes, and Supersonic Trebuchets51m
  10. 9 AugEp 381Airless Tires, Full-color Prints, and 28 MW of LEDs56m
  11. 31 JulEp 3803D Printing the Rainbow, IR and IP Camera Hacks, and Americium 241 on the Loose1h 05m
  12. 24 JulEp 379Driving E-ink DIY, NES on ESP, and the Other IRC1h 03m
  13. 17 JulEp 378C Coders, Ceramic Printers, and Shadow Archives58m
  14. 10 JulEp 377Parallel Pixels, Wiggly Consoles, and Seven Segments1h 11m
  15. 3 JulEp 376Modern Retro Projects, Retro Modern Projects, and the Teen Years for 3D Printing57m
  16. 26 JunEp 375Rebuilding Tech on Our Terms and the Hero Nerd1h 23m
  17. 19 JunEp 374Flippin' Phones, Sexy Spraysers, and Frikkin' Lasers48m
  18. 12 JunEp 373GPS, Danger In Space, and Robby the Robot53m
  19. 5 JunEP 372Pop Tubers, Shifty Semiconductors, and Shelving Shelf Labels59m
  20. 29 MayEP 371Space Computers, Spy Phones, and So Long CHU1h 19m
  21. 22 MayEp 370Softer Cyberdecks, a Simulated Clutch, and an Overstuffed Mailbox1h 16m
  22. 8 MayEp 369IR, E-Ink, and Avgas1h 08m
  23. 1 MayEp 368A Pencil that Draws Against You, 3D Printing Stuff, and Tablet, Shmablet!42m
  24. 24 AprEp 367Radioactive Weather, Continuous Pickles, and Moon Junk58m
  25. 17 AprEp 366DOOM on a Toaster, Music in LED Strips, and Old Drives in New Clothes53m
  26. 10 AprEp 365Early 3DP Engineering, a New CAD Interface, and Flying Around the Moon1h 22m
  27. 3 AprEp 364Clocks, Cameras, and Free Will48m
  28. 3 AprEp 364Clocks, Cameras, and Free Will48m
  29. 3 AprEp 364Clocks, Cameras, and Free Will48m
  30. 27 MarEp 363The History of PLA, Laser DIY PCBs, and Corporate Craziness1h 10m
  31. 20 MarEp 362Compression Molding, IPv4x, and Wired Headphones57m
  32. 13 MarEp 361Hackaday Podcast Mailbag, A Phone is Not a Computer, 3D Printing History is New Again1h 31m
  33. 6 MarEp 360Cool Rubber Bands, Science-y Stuff, and the Whys of Office Supplies57m
  34. 27 FebEp 359Flying Squids, Edible Passwords, and a CAD Automaton1h 10m
  35. 20 FebEp 358Soft Displays, LCD Apertures, and Mind Controlled Toys52m
  36. 13 FebEp 357BreezyBox, Antique Tech, and Defusing Killer Robots1h 06m
  37. 6 FebEp 356Nanoprinting, Vibe Coding, and Keebin' with Kristina, IN HELL!44m
  38. 30 JanEp 355Person Detectors, Walkie Talkies, Open Smartphones, and a WiFi Traffic Light54m
  39. 23 JanEp 354Firearms, Sky Driving, and Dumpster Diving1h 04m
  40. 16 JanEp 353Fantastic Peripherals, Fake or Not Fake Picos, and Everything on the Steam Deck1h 08m
  41. 9 JanEp 352Visualizing Sound, and Windows 11 Is a Dog50m
  42. 2 JanEp 351Hackaday Goes To Chaos Communication Congress20m
202553 episodes
  1. 26 Dec2025 Holiday Placeholder Edition53s
  2. 19 DecEp 350Damnation for Spreadsheets, Praise for Haiku, and Admiration for the Hacks In Between50m
  3. 12 DecEp 349Clocks, AI, and a New 3D Printer Guy1h 02m
  4. 5 DecEp 34850 Grams of PLA Hold a Ton, Phreaknic Badge is Off The Shelf, and Hackers Need Repair Manuals1h 09m
  5. 28 NovEp 347Breaking Kindles, Baby's First Synth, and Barcodes!49m
  6. 21 NovEp 346Melting Metal in the Microwave, Unlocking Car Brakes and Washing Machines, and a Series of Tubes55m
  7. 14 NovEp 345A Stunning Lightsaber, Two Extreme Cameras, and Wrangling Roombas57m
  8. 7 NovBoard with Lasers, Op-Amp Torture, and Farewell Supercon 91h 13m
  9. 24 OctEpisode 343Double Component Abuse, a Tinkercad Twofer, and a Pair of Rants42m
  10. 17 OctEp 342Poopless Prints, Radio in Your Fillings, and One Hyperspectral Pixel at a Time1h 12m
  11. 10 OctEp 341Qualcomm Owns Arduino, Steppers Still Dominate 3D Printing, and Google Controls Your Apps1h 06m
  12. 3 OctEp 340The Best Programming Language, Space Surgery, and Hacking Two 3D Printers into One1h 12m
  13. 26 SeptEp 339The Vape Episode, a Flying DeLorean, and DIY Science1h 19m
  14. 19 SeptEp 338Smoothing 3D Prints, Reading CNC Joints, and Detecting Spicy Shrimp55m
  15. 12 SeptEp 337Homebrew Inductors, Teletypes in the Bedroom, and Action!1h 03m
  16. 5 SeptEp 336DIY Datasette, Egg Cracking Machine, and Screwing 3D Prints1h 03m
  17. 29 AugEp 335Beer, Toast, and Pi56m
  18. 22 AugEp 334Radioactive Shrimp Clocks, Funky Filaments, Owning the Hardware1h 22m
  19. 15 AugEp 333Nightmare Whiffletrees, 18650 Safety, and a Telephone Twofer48m
  20. 8 AugEp 3325 Axes are Better than 3, Hacking Your Behavior, and the Man Who Made Models1h 09m
  21. 1 AugEp 331Clever Machine Tools, Storing Data in Birds, and the Ultimate Cyberdeck48m
  22. 25 JulEp 330Hover Turtles, Dull Designs, and K'nex Computers1h 00m
  23. 18 JulEp 329AI Surgery, a Prison Camp Lathe, and a One Hertz Four-Fer1h 12m
  24. 11 JulEp 328Benchies, Beanies, and Back to the Future44m
  25. 3 JulEp 327A Ploopy Knob, Rube-Goldberg Book Scanner, Hard Drives And Power Grids Oscillating Out Of Control1h 09m
  26. 27 JunEp 326A DIY Pockel Cell, Funny Materials to 3D Print With, and Pwning a Nissan Leaf54m
  27. 20 JunEp 325The Laugh Track Machine, DIY USB-C Power Cables, and Plastic Punches59m
  28. 7 JunEp 324Ribbon Microphone From A Gumstick, Texture From a Virtual Log, and a Robot Arm From PVC42m
  29. 30 MayEp 323Impossible CRT Surgery, Fuel Cells, Stream Gages, and a Love Letter to Microcontrollers58m
  30. 30 MayEp 323Impossible CRT Surgery, Fuel Cells, Stream Gages, and a Love Letter to Microcontrollers58m
  31. 23 MayEp 322Fake Hackaday Writers, New Retro Computers, and a Web Rant55m
  32. 16 MayEp 321Learn You Some 3DP, Let the Wookie Win, or Design a Thinkpad Motherboard Anew1h 08m
  33. 9 MayEp 320A Lot of Cool 3D Printing, DIY Penicillin, and an Optical Twofer42m
  34. 2 MayEp 319Experimental Archaeology, Demoscene Oscilloscope Music, and Electronic Memories56m
  35. 25 AprEp 318DIY Record Lathe, 360 Degree LIDAR, and 3D Printing Innovation Lives!1h 02m
  36. 18 AprEp 317Quantum Diamonds, Citizen Science, and Cobol to AI1h 11m
  37. 11 AprEp 316Soft Robots, Linux the Hard Way, Cellphones into SBCs, and the Circuit Graver1h 23m
  38. 4 AprEp 315Conductive String Theory, Decloudified Music Players, and Wild Printing Tech41m
  39. 28 MarEp 314It's Pi, but Also PCBs in Living Color and Ultrasonic Everything1h 11m
  40. 21 MarEp 313Capacitor Plague, Wireless Power, and Tiny Everything55m
  41. 21 MarEp 313Capacitor Plague, Wireless Power, and Tiny Everything55m
  42. 21 MarEp 313Capacitor Plague, Wireless Power, and Tiny Everything55m
  43. 14 MarEp 312Heart Attacks, the Speed of Light, and Self-balancing1h 08m
  44. 7 MarEp 311AirTag Hack, GPS Rollover, and a Flat-Pack Toaster1h 04m
  45. 28 FebEp 310Cyanotypes, Cyberdecks, and the Compass CNC41m
  46. 21 FebEp 309Seeing WiFi, A World Without USB, Linux in NES in Animal Crossing1h 02m
  47. 14 FebEp 308The Worst 1 Ever, Google's Find My Opened, and SAR on a Drone48m
  48. 7 FebEp 307CNC Tattoos, The Big Chill in Space, and PCB Things48m
  49. 31 JanEp 306Bambu Hacks, AI Strikes Back, John Deere Gets Sued, and All About Capacitors59m
  50. 24 JanEp 305Caustic Clocks, Practice Bones, and Brick Layers51m
  51. 17 JanEp 304Glitching the RP2350, Sim Sim Sim, and a Scrunchie Clock59m
  52. 10 JanEp 303The Cheap Yellow Display, Self-Driving Under $1000, and Don't Remix that Benchy49m
  53. 3 JanEp 302Scroll Wheels, Ball Screws, and a New Year for USB-C1h 02m
202452 episodes
  1. 27 DecHappy Hacking Holidays55s
  2. 20 DecEp 231Hacking NVMe into Raspberry Pi, Lighting LEDs with Microwaves, and How to Keep Your Fingers1h 01m
  3. 13 DecEp 300Hackaday Podcast Episode 300: The Dwingeloo 25 m Dish, a Dead-Tech Twofer, and Deconstructing PCBs49m
  4. 6 DecEp 299Beaming Consciousness, Understanding Holograms, and Dogfooding IPv61h 11m
  5. 29 NovEp 298Forbidden USB-C, a Laser Glow-o-Scope, the Epoch Super Cassette Vision51m
  6. 22 NovEp 297Prusa Eschews Open Source Hardware, The Lemontron Prints Upside-Down, and the vecdec Cyberdeck Does Minority Report43m
  7. 15 NovEp 296Supercon Wrapup with Tom and Al, The 3DP Brick Layering Controversy, and How To Weld in Space1h 10m
  8. 8 NovEp 295Circuit Graver, Zinc Creep, and Video Tubes55m
  9. 25 OctEp 294SAO Badge Reveal, Precision on a Shoestring, and the Saga of Redbox1h 08m
  10. 18 OctEp 293The Power of POKE, Folding Butterflies, and the CRT Effect47m
  11. 11 OctEp 292Stainless Steel Benchies, Lego Turing Machines, and a Digital Camera Made of Pure DIY1h 04m
  12. 4 OctEp 291Walking in Space, Lead in the Earth, and Atoms under the DIY MIcroscope1h 02m
  13. 27 SeptEp 290iPhone's Electric Glue, Winamp's Source Code, and Sonya's Beautiful Instructions1h 12m
  14. 20 SeptEp 289Tiny Games, Two Modern Modems, and the Next Big Thing39m
  15. 13 SeptEp 288Cyanotypes, Antique 21-Segment Displays, and the Voynich Manuscript in a New Light1h 15m
  16. 6 SeptEp 287Raspberry Pi Woes, Blacker than Black, and Printing with Klipper1h 05m
  17. 30 AugEp 286Showing off SAOs, Hiding from HOAs, and Beautiful Byproducts1h 25m
  18. 23 AugEp 285Learning Laser Tricks, Rocket Science, and a Laptop That's Not a Laptop53m
  19. 16 AugEp 284Laser Fault Injection, Console Hacks, and Too Much Audio59m
  20. 9 AugEp 283Blinding Lasers, LEDs, and ETs1h 02m
  21. 2 AugEp 282Saildrones, a New Classic Laptop, and SNES Cartridges are More Than You Think1h 10m
  22. 26 JulEp 281Metal Clay, Desiccants, Silica Gel, and Keeping Filament Dry38m
  23. 19 JulEp 280TV Tubes as Amplifiers, Smart Tech in Sportsballs, and Adrian Gives Us the Fingie55m
  24. 12 JulEp 279Solar Flares, Flash Cells, and Free Airline WiFi51m
  25. 5 JulEp 278DIY Subs, the ErgoRing, and Finding NEMA 171h 14m
  26. 28 JunEpisode 277Edible Robots, a Personal Eclipse, and DIY PCBs to Die For46m
  27. 21 JunEp 276A Mac on a Pico, Ropes on the Test Stand, A Battleship up on Blocks1h 09m
  28. 14 JunEpisode 275Mud Pulse Telemetry, 3D Printed Gears in Detail, and Display Hacking in our Future1h 09m
  29. 7 JunEp 274Capstan Robots, Avionics of Uncertain Purpose, and What the Frack?51m
  30. 31 MayEp 273A Tube Snoot, Dynamic Button Blobs, and Tokamaks Aren't Whack42m
  31. 24 MayEp 272Desktop EDM, Silence of the Leaves, and the Tyranny of the Rocket Equation1h 16m
  32. 17 MayEp 271Audio Delay in a Hose, Ribbon Cable Repair, and DIY Hacker Metrology54m
  33. 10 MayEp 270A Cluster of Microcontrollers, a rocket engine from scratch, and a look inside Voyager1h 08m
  34. 3 MayEp 2693D Printed Flexure Whegs, El Cheapo Bullet Time, and a DIY Cell Phone Sniffer48m
  35. 26 AprEp 268RF Burns, Wireless Charging Sucks, and Barnacles Grow on Flaperons1h 11m
  36. 19 AprEp 267Metal Casting, Plasma Cutting, and a Spicy 5551h 03m
  37. 12 AprEp 266A Writer's Deck, Patching Your Battleship, and Fact-Checking the Eclipse1h 10m
  38. 5 AprEp 265Behind the Epic SSH Hack, 1980s Cyber Butler, The Story of Season 742m
  39. 29 MarEp 264Cheap Minimills, 65-in-1 Electronics, and Time on Moon1h 03m
  40. 22 MarEp 263Better DCMA, AI Spreadsheet Play, and Home Assistants Your Way1h 08m
  41. 15 MarEp 262Wheelchair Hacking, Big Little Science at Home, Arya Talks PCBs1h 02m
  42. 8 MarEp 261Rickroll Toothbrush, Keyboard Cat, Zombie Dialup36m
  43. 1 MarEp 260KiCad 8, Two Weather Stations, and Multiple I2Cs1h 07m
  44. 23 FebEp 259Twin-T, Three D, and Driving to a T59m
  45. 16 FebEp 258So Much Unix, Flipper Flip-out, and the Bus Pirate 51h 11m
  46. 14 FebEp 257The Hacks and Just the Hacks21m
  47. 9 FebEp 2560, 256, 400, 100, and 1000000041m
  48. 2 FebEp 255Balloon on the Moon, Nanotech Goblets, and USB All the Way1h 07m
  49. 26 JanEp 254AI, Hijack Guy, and Water Rockets Fly1h 04m
  50. 19 JanEp 253More Wood Robot, Glitching and Fuming Nitric Acid, We Heart USB-C1h 24m
  51. 12 JanEp 252X1Plus Hacks Bambu, Scotto Builds a Katana Keyboard, and Bass Puts out Fire45m
  52. 5 JanEp 251Pluto, Pinball, Speedy Surgery, and DIY GPS1h 06m
202352 episodes
  1. 29 DecEp 250Trains, RC Planes, and EEPROMS in Flames46m
  2. 22 DecEp 249Data by Laser and Parachute, Bluetooth Hacks, Google's Gotta Google1h 09m
  3. 15 DecEp 248Cthulhu Clock Radio Transharmonium, Thunderscan, and How to Fill Up in Space1h 03m
  4. 9 DecEp 247Cameras From Gingerbread or Hardboard, and the Insecurity of Bluetooth44m
  5. 1 DecEp 246Bypassing Fingerprint Readers is Easy, Killing Memory Chips is Hard, Cell Phones vs Sperm1h 17m
  6. 24 NovEp 245The Silver Swan, ET's Umbrella Antenna, Model Tanks vs Space Shuttle Tires59m
  7. 17 NovEp 244Fake Chips, Drinking Radium, and Spotting Slippery Neutrinos45m
  8. 10 NovEp 243Supercon, Super Printing, and Super Gyros44m
  9. 27 OctEp 242Mechanical Math, KaboomBox, and Racing the Beam43m
  10. 20 OctEp 241Circuit Bending, Resistor Filing, the Butterfly Keyboard, and the Badge Reveal1h 03m
  11. 13 OctEp 240An Amazing 3D Printer, A Look Inside Raspberry Pi 5, and Cameras, Both Film and Digital1h 06m
  12. 6 OctEp 239Overclocking, Oscilloscopes, and Oh No! SMD Out of Stock!1h 07m
  13. 29 SeptEp 238Vibrating Bowl Feeders, Open Sourcery, Learning to Love Layer Lines1h 01m
  14. 23 SeptEp 237Dancing Raisins, Coding on Apples, and a Salad Spinner Mouse43m
  15. 15 SeptEp 236The Car Episode, Building Leonardo's Water Mill, Reviving Radio Shack1h 03m
  16. 8 SeptEp 235Licorice for Lasers, Manual Motors, and Reading Resistors1h 06m
  17. 1 SeptEp 234Machines on Fire, Old Kinect New Kinect, and Birth of the Breadboard1h 06m
  18. 25 AugEp 233Chandrayaan on the Moon, Cyberdecks, Hackerspaces Born at a German Computer Camp45m
  19. 18 AugEp 232Hackaday Podcast Chaos Camp Placeholder Edition53s
  20. 11 AugEp 231Harnessing Sparks, Hacking Food, and Leaving Breadcrumbs52m
  21. 4 AugEp 230Space Science, Superconductors, Supercaps, and Central Air1h 10m
  22. 28 JulEp 229DIY VR, Gutting Voice Assistants, and ChatGPT Failing Its Summer Internship42m
  23. 21 JulEp 228Bats, Eggs, Lasers, Duck Tape, and Assembly Language1h 04m
  24. 14 JulEp 227Open Source Software, Decoupling Caps, DIY VR1h 01m
  25. 7 JulEp 226Ice, Snow, and Cooling Paint in July1h 02m
  26. 30 JunEp 225Leafy Meats, Wind to Heat, and a Machine That's Neat39m
  27. 23 JunEp 224Star Wars Holograms, Tricorders, and Other Sensors50m
  28. 16 JunEp 223Smoking Smart Meter, 489 Megapixels, and Unshredding Documents1h 07m
  29. 9 JunEp 222VCF East Special Edition35m
  30. 2 JunEp 221The Future of the Raspberry Pi, Sniffing a Toothbrush, Your Tactical Tool Threshold1h 02m
  31. 26 MayEp 220Transparent Ice, Fake Aliens, and Bendy Breadboards48m
  32. 19 MayEp 219Lots of Lasers, Heaps of Ham Radio, and Breaching the Blood Brain Barrier58m
  33. 12 MayEp 218Open Source AI, The Rescue of Salyut 7, The Homework Machine48m
  34. 5 MayEp 217The Unintentional Space and 3D Printing Episode1h 16m
  35. 5 MayEp 217The Unintentional Space and 3D Printing Episode1h 16m
  36. 28 AprEp 216FETs, Fax, and Electrochemical Fab47m
  37. 21 AprEp 215Autonomous Race Car, Espresso Robot, and Vintage Computers58m
  38. 14 AprEp 214Jet Engine Hair Dryer, Comic Sans Type Balls, and Belief in Graphene46m
  39. 7 AprEp 213Not your Grandfather's Grandfather Clock, the Engineering Behind Art, Hydrogen Powered Flight1h 01m
  40. 31 MarEp 212Staring through ICs, Reading Bloom Filters, and Repairing, Reworking, and Reballing1h 00m
  41. 24 MarEp 211Pocket Sundial, Origami Llama, PCB Spacemouse39m
  42. 17 MarEp 210Living in the Future, Flipper Mayhem, and Samsung Moons the World57m
  43. 10 MarEp 209HDMI Tempest, Norm Upscaled, Seeing Electrons, and When the Radios Go Silent56m
  44. 3 MarEp 208Hallucinating Robots, Floppy Cartridges, and a Flexure Synth French Horn40m
  45. 24 FebEp 207Modular Furniture, Plastic Prosthetics, and Your Data on YouTube1h 07m
  46. 17 FebEp 206Busted Crypto Killed the Queen, Kicad's New Clothes, Peer Inside the Sol 201h 00m
  47. 10 FebEp 205Hackaday Berlin, So Many Sundials, and Ovens Pinging Google1h 00m
  48. 3 FebEp 204Cesium, Colorful Cast Buttons, and CNC Pizza42m
  49. 27 JanEp 203Flashlight Fuel Fails, Weird DMA Machines, and a 3D Printed Prosthetic Hand Flex1h 12m
  50. 20 JanEp 202CNC Monks, Acrobot, Bootleg Merch, and the Rise and Fall of Megahex39m
  51. 13 JanEp 201Faking a Transmission, Making Nuclear Fuel, and a Slidepot With a Twist1h 00m
  52. 6 JanEp 200Happy New Year, the Ultimate Game Boy, and Python All the Things1h 05m
202250 episodes
  1. 30 DecEp 199Ferrofluid Follies, Decentralized Chaos, and NTSC for You and Me44m
  2. 23 DecEp 198Major Tom on the ISS, 3DP Ovals and Overhangs, Inside a Mini Cheetah Clone1h 06m
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  17. 26 AugEp 183Stowaway Science, Cold Basements, and Warm Beers40m
  18. 19 AugEp 182Sparkpunk Photography, Anti-Xiomi Air Filters, and Keyfob Foibles1h 07m
  19. 12 AugEp 1813D Printing with Volcano Nuts, The Hackaday Bookshelf, and a Puzzlebot51m
  20. 5 AugEp 180Tiny CRTs, Springy PCBs, and Measuring Trees48m
  21. 29 JulEp 179Danger Chess, Corona Motors, an Omni-Walker, and a Fast Talking Telescope1h 13m
  22. 22 JulEp 178The Return of Supercon, Victory for Open Source, Exquisite Timepieces, and Documentation to Die For1h 11m
  23. 15 JulEp 177Microscopes, Telescopes, Telephonoscopes, and a Keyboardoscope?46m
  24. 8 JulEp 176Freezing Warm Water, Hacking Lenses, Hearing Data, and Watching YouTube on a PET1h 03m
  25. 1 JulEp 175Moonrocks and Cockroach Chyme, A Raspberry Pi iPad, and a Retro-Respectful Tape Deck49m
  26. 24 JunEp 174Breaking into the Nest, The Cheapest 3D Printer, A Spy in Your HDMI, and AI All Over the Place1h 08m
  27. 17 JunEp 173EMF Camp Special Edition42m
  28. 10 JunEp 172Frickin' Laser Beams, Squishy Stomp Switches, and a Tiny but Powerful DIY Loom41m
  29. 3 JunEp 171Rent the Apple Toolkit, DIY an Industrial CNC, or Save the Birds with 3D Printing1h 15m
  30. 27 MayEp 170Poop Shooting Laser, Positron is a 3D Printer On Its Head, DIY Pulsar Capture, GPS's Achilles Heel1h 14m
  31. 20 MayEp 1693D Print Vase Mode: Engage, Measuring Nanovolts through Mega DIY, and The Softest Pants are Software Pants49m
  32. 13 MayEp 168Math Flattens Spheres, FPGAs Emulate Arcades, and We Can't Shake Polaroid Pictures53m
  33. 6 MayEp 167Deadly Art Projects, Robot Lock Pickers, LED Horticulture, and Good Samaritan Repairs1h 06m
  34. 29 AprEp 166Engraving with the Sun, Explosive Welding, Juggling Chainsaws, and Torturing Wago Connectors1h 09m
  35. 22 AprEp 165Old Printers, Dark Towers, 3DP Gaskets, and Wavy Traces49m
  36. 15 AprEp 164Vintage NASA Soldering, Mouse Bites, ATTiny85 Graphics, and PVC Pontoons1h 03m
  37. 8 AprEp 163Movie Sound, Defeating Dymo DRM, 3DP Guitar Neck, Biometrics Bereft of Big Brother48m
  38. 1 AprEp 162Hackaday Prize is On, Thermal Printers are So Hot These Days, Cloud Chambers are Super Cool, and Batteries Must be Replaceable1h 06m
  39. 25 MarEp 161Laser Lithography, Centurion Hard Drive, and Mad BGA Soldering56m
  40. 18 MarEp 160Pedal Power, OpenSCAD in the Browser, Tasmanian Tigers, and the Coolest Knob51m
  41. 11 MarEp 159Zombie Killer or Rug Maker, 3D Printed Rims, 1950s Drum Machines, and Batteries on Wheels56m
  42. 4 MarEp 158Phased Array Physics, CRTs Two Ways, A Micro Microcontroller, and a Surgically Implanted Red Herring50m
  43. 25 FebEp 157Airtag Security, Warped 3D Printing, Suturing Grapes with a DIY Robot Arm, and the Wizard's Calculator53m
  44. 18 FebEp 1563D-Printing Rainbows, Split-Flap Clocks, Swapping EV Car Batteries, and Floppy Time45m
  45. 11 FebEp 155Dual Integrating Spheres, More Magnetic Switches, PlottyBot, Red Hair in Your Wafers1h 03m
  46. 4 FebEp 154A Good Enough CNC, Stepper Motors Unrolled, Smart Two-Wire LEDs, a Volcano Heard Around the World55m
  47. 28 JanEp 153:A 555 Teardown to Die For, Tetrabyte is Not a Typo, DIY Injection Molding, and Using All the Parts of the Trash Printer55m
  48. 21 JanEp 152555 Timer Extravaganza, EMF Chip Glitching 3 Ways, a Magnetic Mechanical Keyboard, and The Best Tricorder Ever59m
  49. 14 JanEp 151The Hackiest VR Glove, Plotting Boba Fett with Shoelaces, ECU Hacking, and Where Does Ammonia Come From?1h 01m
  50. 7 JanEp 150Blackberry Runs Out of Juice, NODE has your pinouts, Rats learn DOOM, and 2021 is Done1h 02m
202152 episodes
  1. 31 DecHappy New Year!1m
  2. 24 DecNo Podcast This Week, But What's That Sound!3m
  3. 17 DecEp 149Ballerina Bot Balances, Flexures Track Cat Food, PCB Goes Under the Knife, and an ATtiny Does the 55554m
  4. 10 DecEp 148Pokemon Trades, Anniversary iPod Prototype, Stupid Satellite Tricks, and LED Strip Sensors55m
  5. 3 DecEp 147Animating Traces, Sucking and Climbing, Spinning Sails, and Squashing Images56m
  6. 26 NovEp 146Dueling Trackballs, Next Level BEAM Robot, Take Control of Your Bench, and Green Programming58m
  7. 19 NovEp 145Remoticon is On, Movie FX, Cold Plasma, and The Purest Silicon50m
  8. 12 NovEp 144Jigs Jigs Jigs, Faberge Mic, Paranomal Electronics, and a 60-Tube Nixie Clock51m
  9. 5 NovEp 143More Magnesium Please, Robot Bicep Curls, Malamud's General Index, and Are You Down with EMC?52m
  10. 29 OctEp 14265 Days of Airtime, Racecars Staring at the Ceiling, a Pushy White Cane, and Soapy Water Rockets54m
  11. 22 OctEp 141LowFER Badges, Outrun Clocks, Dichroic Lamps, and Piano Action48m
  12. 15 OctEp140Aqua Battery, IBM Cheese Cutter, Waiting for USB-C, and Digging ADCs52m
  13. 8 OctEp 139Furter Burner, Glowing Potato Peeler, Hacked Smartwatch, and The Last Atlas50m
  14. 1 OctEp 138Breakin' Bluetooth, Doritos Rockets, Wireless Robots, and Autonomous Trolling50m
  15. 24 SeptEp 137Maximum Power Point, Electric Car Hacking, Commodore Drive Confidential, and Tesla Handles51m
  16. 17 SeptEp 136:Smacking Asteroids, Decoding Voyager, Milling Cheap, and PS5 Triggered50m
  17. 10 SeptEp 135Three Rocket Hacks, All the Game Boy Gates, and Depth Sounding from a Rowboat54m
  18. 3 SeptEp 134Hackers Camping, Metal Detecting, 360o Hearing, and Pocket Computing50m
  19. 27 AugEp 133Caustic Lenses, Not Ice-Cream Automation, Archery Mech Suit, and the Cheapest Robot Arm46m
  20. 20 AugEp 132Laser Disco Ball, Moore's Law in Your Garage, Cheap Cyborg Glasses, and a Mouse That Detects Elephants50m
  21. 13 AugEp 131Have a Heart, Transputer Pi, Just the Wing, and a Flipped Cable Fries Radio42m
  22. 6 AugEp 130Upside Down 3D-Printer, Biplane Quadcopter, Gutting a Calculator Watch, and GitHub CoPilot51m
  23. 30 JulEp 129Super Clever 3D Printing, Jigs and Registration Things, 90s Car Audio, and Smooth LED Fades50m
  24. 23 JulEp 1283D-Printing Injection Molds, Squiggly Audio Tape, Curvy Mirrors, and Space Cadets44m
  25. 16 JulEp 127Whippletree Clamps, Sniffing Your Stomach Radio, Multimeter Hum Fix, and C64 Demo; No C6453m
  26. 9 JulEp 126Cable 3D-Scanner, Tesla Charger Robot, Ultrasonic Anemometer, and a Zoetrope48m
  27. 2 JulEp 125Linux Users Talking Windows 11, Pop Bottle Filament, Old Phones with Modern Guts, and Eavesdropping in RF54m
  28. 25 JunEp 124Hard Drivin' with Graphene, Fooled by Lasers, Etching with Poison Acid, and All The Linux Commands52m
  29. 18 JunEp 123Radioactive Rhinos, Wile-E-Coyote Jetpack, Radio Hacks 3-Ways, and Battery Welders on the Spot50m
  30. 11 JunEp 122Faster Than Wind Travel, Sisyphish, ALU Desktop Calculator, and Mice in Space53m
  31. 4 JunEp 121Crazy Bikes, DIY Flip Dots, EV Mountain Climbing, and Trippy Tripterons48m
  32. 28 MayEp 120Chip Shortage, VGA Glitching, Truly Owning Roku, and Omniballs50m
  33. 21 MayEp 119Random Robot Writing, Slithering Snake Shenanigans, and Phased Array Phenomena50m
  34. 14 MayEp 118Apple AirTag Hacked, Infill Without Perimeters, Hair-Pulling Robots, and Unpacking the 55558m
  35. 7 MayEp 117Chiptunes in an RCA Plug, an Arduino Floppy Drive, $50 CNC, and Wireless Switches46m
  36. 30 AprEp116Three DIY Lab Instruments, Two Tickers, and a MicroCar48m
  37. 23 AprEp115AI is Bad at Linux Terminal, Puppeting Pico in Python, 3D Scanning Comes Up Short45m
  38. 16 AprEp114Eye is Watching You, Alien Art, CNC Chainsaw, and the Galvie Flu44m
  39. 9 AprEp113Python Switching to Match, a Magnetic Dyno, a Flying Dino, and a Spinning Sequencer52m
  40. 2 AprEp 112We Have an NFT, Racing a Mobius Strip, and Syncing Video with OpenCV and Blender52m
  41. 26 MarEp1113D Graphics are Ultrasonic, Lobotomizing Alexa, 3D-Printing Leaky Rockets, and Gaming the Font System49m
  42. 19 MarEp110One Unicode to Rule Them, Hacking Focus Stacking, Virtual Typing, and Zombie Weather Channel51m
  43. 12 MarEp109Cars that Suck, a Synth Packed with 555s, X-ray Letter Reading, and Pecking at a PS/2 Keyboard46m
  44. 5 MarEp108Eulogizing Daft Punk Helmets, Bitcoin Feeling the Heat, Squeezing Soft Robots, and Motorizing Ice Skates45m
  45. 26 FebEp107FTDI Plays Music, LED Dimming Ain't Easy, Measuring Poop Calories, and Sketchy Laser Cutters53m
  46. 19 FebEp106Connector Kerfuffle, Tuning Fork Time, Spinach Contact Prints, and Tesla's Permanent Memory55m
  47. 12 FebEp 105486 Doom on FPGA, How Thick is Your Filament, Raspberry Pi Speaks Android Auto, and We're Headed to Mars51m
  48. 5 FebEp104Delicous AI, DVD Scanning Microscope, and Battery-Friendly Microcontroller Designs55m
  49. 29 JanEp103Antennas for Everyone, a Clock Made of Chains, Magic Eye Tubes, and a Little Google Bashing48m
  50. 22 JanEp102Raspberry Pi Microcontroller, Microphone Killswitch, and a 45-Degree 3D-Printer53m
  51. 15 JanEp101Lasering and Milling Absolutely Everything42m
  52. 8 JanEp100Arduino Plays CDs, Virtual Reality in the 60s, and Magical Linear Actuators59m
202052 episodes
  1. 24 DecEp099Our Hundredth Episode! Denture Synth, OLED Keycaps, and SNES Raytracing56m
  2. 18 DecEp098China's Moon Rocks, Antikythera Revelations, Creality vs Octoprint, and RC Starship57m
  3. 11 DecEp097We ♥ MicroMice, the Case of the Missing Drones, and 3D Prints Tested for Rocketry and Food Prep51m
  4. 4 DecEp096Diaphragm Engine, DIY Dish Washer, Forgotten Soviet Computers, and a Starlink Teardown45m
  5. 27 NovEp095Booting FreeDOS from a Vinyl Record, Floating on Mushrooms, and Tunneling Through a Living Room14m
  6. 20 NovEp094Fake Sun, Hacked Super Mario, Minimum Viable Smart Glasses, and 3D Printers Can't Do That57m
  7. 13 NovEp093Hot and Fast Raspberry Pi, Dr. Seuss Drone, M&M Mass Meter, and FPGA Tape Backup1h 05m
  8. 6 NovEp092Orbital Data by Mail, Human Flight on Styrofoam Wings, and Seven Shades of E-Ink51m
  9. 30 OctEp091Louisville Exploder, Generating Japanese Joinery, Relay Retrocomputer Rally, and Chop the Robopup57m
  10. 23 OctEp090DIY Linux SBC, HDMI CEC, Fake Bluepills, and SCARA Arms1h 07m
  11. 16 OctEp089770 Potato Battery, Printing Resin Resist, and No-Internet Video Chat45m
  12. 9 OctEp088Flywheel Trebuchet, Thieving Magpies, Hero Engines, and Hypermiling48m
  13. 2 OctEp087Sound-Shattering Gliders Pressing Dashcam Buttons, and Ratcheting Up Time54m
  14. 25 SeptEp086News Overflow, Formula 1/3 Racer, Stand Up Rubber Duckies, and Useless Machine Takes a Turn53m
  15. 18 SeptEp085Cable Robots Two-Ways, Cubic Raspberry Pi, Plastic Wrap Kayak, and Digging Inductors51m
  16. 11 SeptEp084Awful Floppy Disk Music, Robot Climbs Walls, An Undersea Lab, Inside a Digital Pregnancy Test52m
  17. 3 SeptEp083Soooo Many Custom Peripherals, Leaving Bluetooth Footprints, and a Twirlybird on Mars57m
  18. 28 AugEp082DJ CNC, NFC Black Box, Sound of Keys, and Payin' for 3D Prints57m
  19. 20 AugEp081Mask-apult, Beef Tallow, Grinding Melted Plastic, and Stretching Flowing Metal54m
  20. 14 AugEp080Trucks On a Wire, Seeing Sounds, Flightless Drone, and TEA Laser Strike52m
  21. 7 AugEp079Wobble Sphere, Pixelflut, Skeeter Traps, and Tracing Apps55m
  22. 31 JulEp078Happy B-Day MP3, Eavesdrop on a Mars Probe, Shadowcasting 7-Segments, & a Spicy Commodore 6457m
  23. 23 JulEp077Secret Life of SD Cards, Mining Minecraft's Secret Seed, BadPower is Bad, and a Sea of Neon53m
  24. 17 JulEp076Grinding Compression Screws, Scratching PCBs, and Melting Foam55m
  25. 10 JulEp0753D Printing Japanese Joinery, Android PHONK, One-Armed Time Bandit, and Whistling Bridges46m
  26. 3 JulEp074Stuttering Swashplate, Bending Mirrors, Chasing Curves, and Farewell to Segway51m
  27. 26 JunEp073Betrayal By Clipboard, Scratching 4K, Flaming Solder Joints, and Electric Paper49m
  28. 19 JunEp072Robo Golf Clubs, Plastic Speedboats, No-Juice Flipdots, and Super Soakers56m
  29. 11 JunEp071Measuring Micrometers, the Goldilocks Fit, Little Linear Motors, and 8-bit Games on ESP3252m
  30. 5 JunEp070Memory Bump, Strontium Rain, Sentient Solder Smoke, and Botting Browsers56m
  31. 29 MayEp069Calculator Controversy, Socketing SOIC, Metal on the Moon, and Basking in Bench Tools53m
  32. 22 MayEp068Picky Feeders, Slaggy Tables, Wheelie Droids, and Janky Batteries58m
  33. 15 MayEp067Winking Out of IoT, Seas of LEDs, Stuffing PCBs, and Vectrex is Awesome1h 00m
  34. 8 MayEp066The Audio Overdub Episode; Tape Loop Scratcher, Typewriter Simulator, and Relay Adder51m
  35. 30 AprEp065Game Boy Hacks Galore, Cable Robo Elbow, Pi Cam Solargraphy, the Deepest Sub is Crushing It1h 03m
  36. 24 AprEp064The COBOL Cabal, the Demoscene Bytes, and the BTLE Cure1h 04m
  37. 17 AprEp063Magnetic Gears, AI Green Screen, Plasma <3 Sharpie, and a Rubbery Drivetrain55m
  38. 10 AprEp062Tripping Batteries, Ventilator Design, Stinky Prints, and Simon Says Servos54m
  39. 3 AprEp061Runaway Soldering Irons, Open Source Ventilators, 3D Printed Solder Stencils, & Radar Motion54m
  40. 27 MarEp060Counting Bees, DogBox Transmissions, and the Lowdown on Vents, BiPAP, and PCR1h 06m
  41. 19 MarEp059Hydraulic Rockets & Presses, Machine Vision Bounces & Stares, Smart Speakers Listen to You1h 04m
  42. 13 MarEp058Motorheads, 3D Prints that Bend Metal, and Homebuilt Onewheel Death Machines51m
  43. 6 MarEp057Dismantled LCD Panels, Unexpected Dynamometer, a Flappy POV, and Dastardly Encryption58m
  44. 28 FebEp056Cat of 9 Heads, Robot Squats, PhD in ESP32, and Did You Hear About Sonos?57m
  45. 21 FebEp055Most Cyberpunk Synthesizer, Data in Your Cells, Bubbly in Your Printer, & Dystopian Peepshow49m
  46. 14 FebEp054Xenomorph Cookies, 101 Uses for Hot Glue, Rolling Robots, and a Clippy Computer57m
  47. 7 FebEp0531-Bit Computer a Family Affair, Display is Actually Fabulous, and Hoverboard is a Drill Press55m
  48. 31 JanEp052Shorting Components, Printing Typewriter Balls, Taking Time Lapse, and Makerspace Movie Prop53m
  49. 24 JanEp051Pointing With Your Tongue, C64 Touchpad, USB Killcord, and Audacity Does Everything58m
  50. 17 JanEp050Counterfeit Chips, Servo Kalimba, Resistor Colors, Pi Emulation, and SED Maze Solver1h 00m
  51. 10 JanEp049Tiny Machine Learning, Basement Battery Bonanza, and Does This Uranium Feel Hot?55m
  52. 1 JanEp048Truly Trustworthy Hardware, Glowing Uranium Marbles, Bitstreaming the USB, Chaos of Congress1h 08m
201947 episodes
  1. 20 DecEp047Prusa Controversy, Bottle Organ Breakdown, PCBs Bending Backwards, and Listen to Your LED1h 00m
  2. 13 DecEp046Bring Us Your Nonsense, Hack NES Clones, Grasping FPGAs, Music Hacks, & Fish Tank of Random1h 01m
  3. 5 DecEp045Raspberry Pi Bug, Rapidly Aging Vodka, Raining on the Cloud, & This Wasn't a Supercon Episode1h 08m
  4. 22 NovEp044Special Supercon Edition44m
  5. 8 NovEp043Ploopy, Castlevania Cube-Scroller, Projection Map Your Face, and Smoosh Those 3D Prints53m
  6. 1 NovEp042Capacitive Earthquakes, GRBL on ESP32, Solenoid Engines, and the TI-99 Space Program54m
  7. 24 OctEp041The "How Not To" Episode of Rebreathers, Chain Sprockets, Hovercraft, and Data Logging50m
  8. 18 OctEp0403D Printed Everything, Strength v Toughness, Blades of Fiber, and What Can't Coffee Do?55m
  9. 10 OctEp039Elliot <3 Lightning Detector, Ikea Dark Mode, Smartest Watch, Solar Sailing, VAWT Controversy1h 02m
  10. 4 OctEp038Cyberdecks, Resin 3D-Printing vs FDM, Silicone Injection Molding, the Pickle Fork Fiasco52m
  11. 27 SeptEp0372 Flavors of Robot Dog, Fitness Tracker Hacks, Clocks Wind Themselves, Helicopter Chainsaws56m
  12. 20 SeptEp036Camera Rig Makes CNC Jealous, Become Your Own Time Transmitter, Pi HiFi 80s Vibe, DJ Xiaomi47m
  13. 12 SeptEp035LED Cubes Taking Over, Ada Vanquishes C Bugs, Rad Monitoring is Hot, 3D Printing Goes Full 3D58m
  14. 6 SeptEp03415 Years of Hackaday, ESP Hacked, Hydrogen Sipping Cars, Giant Drawbot, Really Remote RC Cars50m
  15. 30 AugEp033Decompressing from Camp, Nuclear Stirling Engines, Carphone or Phonecar, and ArduMower1h 00m
  16. 23 AugEp032Meteorite Snow Globes, Radioactive Ramjet Rockets, Autonomous Water Boxes, and Ball Reversers39m
  17. 16 AugEp 031Holonomic Drives, Badges of DEF CON, We Don't Do On-Chip Debugging, and Manufacturing Snafus38m
  18. 9 AugEp0307 Years of RTL-SDR, 3D Prints Optimized for the Eye, Sega Audiophile, Swimming in Brighteners49m
  19. 2 AugEp029Your Face in Silver Sand, Tires of the Future, ESP32 all the CNC Things, and Sub in a Jug55m
  20. 26 JulEp028Brain Skepticism Turned Up to 11, Web Browsing in '69, Verilog For 7400 Logic54m
  21. 19 JulEp027Confusingly USB-C, Glowey Displays, Logically VGA, Hackers that Changed Gaming48m
  22. 12 JulEp026Tamper-Proof Electronics, Selfie Drones, Rocket Fuel, Wire Benders, Wizard-Level Soldering41m
  23. 28 JunEp025Of Cheese Graters, Fauxberries, Printed Gears, Power Latching, and Art-Loving AI51m
  24. 21 JunEp024Mashing Smartphone Buttons, Sound Blastering, Trash Printing, and a Ludicrous Loom49m
  25. 14 JunEp023Everything Breaks... Raspberry Pi, ADS-B, Hackaday Website, and Automotive Airbags55m
  26. 7 JunEp022King of Power Banks, Great SDR Hacks, Sand Reflow, and Rat Rod Mower42m
  27. 31 MayEp021Chasing Rockets, Tripping on Synthesizers, an IoT Security Fail, and Alzheimer's Detection49m
  28. 24 MayEp020Slaying the Dragon of EL, Siege Weapon Physics, Dis-entangled Charlieplex, Laser Internet1h 06m
  29. 17 MayEp019Extreme Clock Accuracy, Mobius Gears and Planetary Stunts, Jamming All Fobs, Pi in Your Wii40m
  30. 10 MayEp018Faxploitation! Ikea RFID Hacking, Space Ads, Hydrogen Dones, And Blinkies52m
  31. 3 MayEp017Are Cheap Microcontrollers Worth It? Android on Your Bike. Plus Food Printers and Coffee Bots55m
  32. 26 AprEp0163D Printing with Steel, Molding with Expanded Foam, QUIP-Package Parts, and Aged Solder53m
  33. 19 AprEP015Going Low Frequency, Robotic Machines, Disk Usage For Budgets, And Cellphones Versus Weather56m
  34. 12 AprEP014Keeping Raspberry's SD Card Alive, We Love MRRF, and How Hot Are Flip Chips?56m
  35. 5 AprEp013Naked Components, Shocking Power Supplies, Eye-Popping Clock, And The Hackaday Prize46m
  36. 29 MarEp012Nearly Perpetual Motion, Mars Rover Carries Kid, and Doc Brown's Cat Feeder45m
  37. 22 MarEp011Weird Keyboards, Salvaging LCD Screens, and Mike Interviews Ivan of Espressif in Shanghai1h 07m
  38. 15 MarEp010XKCD Graphs, Turing Complete Meta Computers, False Finger Printing 3D Printers, and Jargon53m
  39. 8 MarEp009On the Edge of AI, Comment Your Code, Big Big Wheels, and Makers of Munich52m
  40. 1 MarEp008The Art Episode: Joe Kim, Strings And CRTs, Hydrogen Done 2-Ways52m
  41. 22 FebEp007Everything Microcontrollers, Deadly Clock Accuracy, CT X-Rays, Mountains Of E-Waste1h 06m
  42. 15 FebEp006Reversing iPod Screens, Hot Isotopes, We <3 Parts, and Biometric Toiletseats47m
  43. 8 FebEp005Undead Lightbulbs, Home Chemistry, and the Strength of 3D Printing47m
  44. 1 FebEp004Taking the Blue Pill, Abusing Resistors, and Searching for Drones39m
  45. 24 JanEp003Igloos, Lidar, and the Blinking LED of RF Hacking48m
  46. 15 JanEp002Curious Gadgets and the FPGA Brain Trust1h 01m
  47. 11 JanEp001Seriously, We Know What We're Doing49m
20181 episodes
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