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LambertTheMaker

Hai! I am the Maker of Things. I especially love robotics: a good balance of electronics, programming and mechanical design.

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A 8x8 LED matrix PCB business card playing Snake
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Gamified Business Card

lambertthemakerLambertTheMaker

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Cheap 3D printed 4 legged robot, that almost looks like boston dynamics spot but moves like a newborn.
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DIY hobby servos quadruped robot

miguel-ayuso-parrillaMiguel Ayuso Parrilla

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Follow for the 'Hacklet' and latest news about hackaday.io
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Hackaday.io Project

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EasyIoT framework is cheap, reliable, secure IoT framework build from Raspberry Pi, Arduino and various sensors and transcivers.
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EasyIoT framework

easyiotEasyIoT

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Very new chip by Microchip(Atmel) ATmega4809 has a very unique CPLD like logic and also promised to be applied to next Arduino, why not try!
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ATMega4809 developing board project

kodera2tkodera2t

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Fully functional floor piano, with midi in/out, leds and training mode.
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Cheap Expandable Floor Piano

fredericFrederic

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3D printed toroidally wound axial flux permanent magnet air core motor. 3DTAFPM?
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3D Printed Axial Flux Motor

colby-johnsonColby Johnson

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This is low cost 3d printed robot arm based on Ikea Tertial lamp.
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Tertiarm - 3d printed robot arm

anastascaranastas.car

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This projects converts a Bobby-Car (children's ride-on toy) to electric by using 4 Hoverboard motors, VESC controllers and an ESP32
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Electric Bobby-Car

peter-ptziPeter Pötzi

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Replacement PCB for TS100, adds USB-C PD to every hackers favourite tool!
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Otter-Iron - TS100 USB-PD hardware mod

jana-marieJana Marie

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Reduce/Eliminate Elephants Foot from 3d printed parts
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REEF method for 3d resin printing

icarus998icarus998

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You may see it's just a stickered chip? NO! This is totally self-contained "mod-chip"
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Minimal and self-contained ATmega1284P "mod chip"

kodera2tkodera2t

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Robotic urchin harvesting to protect kelp forests
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Otter Force One

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This is a lower limb exoskeleton developed to aid patients with walking disabilities in their therapies and to perform simple tasks.
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Open Exosuit for Differently Abled

alex-m-sunnyAlex M Sunny

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Teach elementary and middle-school students about robotics with a DIY battle bots kit.
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Educational Battle Bots

misty-lackieMisty Lackie

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An ATmega328-powered programmer for 28C64 EEPROM
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eeprog

tobias-erikssonTobias Eriksson

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I made a pair of I2C libraries for AVR micros with USI two-wire mode capabilities (+ a practical example with some attiny85's!)
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I2C libraries for attiny85-like AVR micros

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Developing a cheap DIY alternative to expensive machined ballscrew actuators (with a little less precision). For humanoid robots.
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3D Printed Ballscrew Linear Actuator

anthroboticsAnthrobotics

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