Independent articles have introduced several of these projects to wider maker, photography and electronics audiences. These links lead to the original coverage.
Hackaday features
- Tearing an Old Laptop Apart to Build a Ground Control Station, 2013
- Controlling a Block Camera With an RC Transmitter, 2014
- This Servo Actuated Multimeter Does the Twist, 2020
- Oscilloscope and Microscope Augmented With Ghosts, 2020
- Schlieren on a Stick, 2020
- Modded Robot Vacuum Can Whistle While It Works, 2021
- Multispectral Imaging System Built With Raspberry Pi, 2022
Other original coverage
- PetaPixel: How to Photograph Heat Waves Using a Phone, a Selfie Stick, and a Mirror, 2020
- Open Electronics: DIY Ground Control Station for Your Drone, 2013
Shared coverage
Adafruit shared the multispectral imaging project in 2022 and linked to the Hackaday feature. It is listed separately so a shared article is not counted as a second independent technical review.
Research used in the projects
Technical articles link directly to the data sheets, standards and papers used to explain the hardware or interpret a measurement. Those references support the specific technical statements beside them. Editorial coverage is listed separately from scientific literature so each source is clear.
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