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Actually not built, but I discovered a reaction between ascorbic acid and vanillin
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Incredible talents! M. Bindhammer's combination of being a bipolar author, illustrator, and citizen scientist is truly inspiring. Such diversity in skills is commendable!
Thank you for your interest in my TMD-2: Turing Machine Demonstrator Mark 2 project.
Thank you for being the first to like and follow my #65uino project!
Thank you for your interest in @IoT-devices, LLC and for following our projects, especially the #GGreg20_V3 Ionizing Radiation Detector!
Markus, where is your glucose meter project up to? I am beginning to work on coating electrodes with glucose oxidase. Maybe you have done this already? Or we can cooperate?
Hi, I have done some testing, using flexible PCBs as a test strip. Since I am no longer academically active, it was not easy to get glucose oxidase. It works, but it's very imprecise. I think it's because the glucose oxidase layer must always be exactly the same thickness, which is difficult to do in my humble chemistry lab at home.
I really liked your face mask with UV light filtration. I wonder why the airline industry and the CDC have not looked into possibly mass producing these masks - the former certainly has financial incentives to do so. Have you tried contacting anyone along these lines?
Hi Casey, not yet. Some companies have been asking me about my patent. I think I will mass produce the mask by myself.
Hey M. Bindhammer, thanks for following #Pandelphi . I have my eye on MARB lol, there's a lot of cool stuff going on in there. ;-)
You are welcome. Appreciate, you see https://hackaday.io/project/157456-modular-humanoid-robot-marb potential!
Thank You for the Congrat's and of course I wish you the same for your https://hackaday.io/project/11719-open-source-arduino-blood-glucose-meter-shield since it also made it thru http://hackaday.com/2016/10/10/these-20-projects-won-1000-for-assistive-technologies/ It looks like your project is is coming along perfectly!
Thanks for following me! When I was young, I dreamed of flying to the moon. Now I am more realistic: I would like to send a rover to the moon :-). Actually, I worked on a low-cost $250,000 satellite https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FASTRAC so the rover does not have to be that expensive. It's getting there that is the problem...
Thanks for the follow on https://hackaday.io/project/10865-universal-glucometer
Howdy! Thanks for the dollar too. PS I remember, many years ago, during the Google Lunar X prize competition, I offered 1 USD for 1000 'likes' of the Sugar Shot To Space Program or so. Well, inflation takes place everywhere :D
Hi! Thanks for your interest in #Pomelo: Gamma Spectroscopy Module!