Electronics Engineer for Rotation Counter
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I need an electronics engineer to transform my working prototype of a battery-powered outdoor rotation counter into a production-ready design. The device, used for baseball/softball training, mounts on a tethered-ball hitting station arm, counts full ball rotations using a pulse sensor, and displays the count on a bright 2-digit 7-segment LED. It auto-resets after inactivity and includes a manual reset button. The design must be low-power, IP65-rated, and rugged for outdoor use. See the post on Beast Hack hitting stations LinkedIn page from 5 days ago. https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7488975818174517248/ website: www.beasthack.com Looking for someone to handle the complete redesign, DFM, tooling, and firmware so we get a fully reliable, rugged IP65 product ready for market.
- Less than 30 hrs/weekHourly
- 1-3 monthsDuration
- IntermediateExperience Level
$20.00
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$50.00
Hourly- Remote Job
- Ongoing projectProject Type
Skills and Expertise
Activity on this job
- Proposals:5 to 10
- Last viewed by client:3 weeks ago
- Interviewing:1
- Invites sent:2
- Unanswered invites:1
About the client
- United StatesWinder7:45 PM
- $5.2K total spent16 hires, 1 active
- 4 hours
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