Hackster.io projects using Texas Instruments parts

An inexpensive foot-traffic monitor easily adapted for anything from security and road traffic control to retail marketing!

This work showcases the early stages of an Inverted Pendulum Cart project. SE 423 Mechanics at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

A solar panel system that tracks and broadcasts the position of the sun to several other slave systems to achieve better power production.

A portable oven cheaper than anything you can find!

Bicycle with calories burned indicator system. Data will also be uploaded to cloud for analyzing the trends in terms of calories burned.

Test your memory in Memory Match! Each round you are shown a sequence of numbers that your must input back. The sequence grows each round.

Automatic Street light system is designed which gets turned on under bad lighting conditions thereby providing energy saving

A rubber band shooter that sits on top of a pan-tilt stage with computer vision abilities.

An automated pigeon repellent using Texas Instruments MSP-EXP430G2 MSP430 LaunchPad, 2 IR sensors, 2 RC servos, and a pepper spray.

A device that plays a note once it detects a moving object within a certain distance. The pitch of the note varies as the distance changes.

A device capable of stopping a ball rolling down a ramp, utilizing reflectance sensors, a solenoid, and the msp430 microcontroller.

A smart device to calculate your BMI, TBW and ideal water consumption for better health.

MSP432 touchscreen smart watch with Bluetooth capability.

OpenCV hand tracking to control the flight of a quadcopter via a TLV5610 DAC and MSP430 translation.

A TI MSP430-based robot that uses photoresistors to sense piano tiles and servo motors to tap them on an iPad screen.

Nothing feels better than a cold room on a hot day, and with a handpicked array of sensors and instruments, thats exactly what you can get!

Our device was a self-powered, wireless sensor node for use in Internet of Things applications.

How to use the two pushbuttons on the new Hercules LaunchPad type II.

Our project teaches infants how to gauge distance, improving depth perception through the use of the song "My Heart Will Go On. "

Want to brighten up your day? Whether preparing for a party or setting a relaxing ambience, Ray of Light™ will de-LIGHT you every time.

TI CC2652RB is the very first Crystal-less wireless MCU. I used it to make a Bluetooth Low Energy PoS system.

LoopMaster allows you to create musical melodies or riffs, regardless of skill level or knowledge using "instruments" created in-house.

We've created a theremin with variable pitch and volume without any of those nasty electric fields.

The robot is connect to my mobile phone with bluetooth, so I can send data to control robot over my mobile phone.