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Rpi B+ and Webcam security system with motion, dvr, and remote access.
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Raspberry Pi Security System

mike-cazzwell-cassellMike [Cazzwell] Cassell

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Home automation using the Loxone series of home automation products along with hacks to extend functionality and reduce cost
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Commercial home automation

ian-nortonIan Norton

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A Raspberry Pi based Astrophotography System
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StarPi

chrisChris

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A free & open framework to help speed along the discovery, design, implementation & testing processes for Makers of all skill levels.
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Retro Modules

williamWilliam

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A mysterious technological artifact designed, built & sent to a select group of nerdy creatives protecting the past, & inspiring the future!
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College of the Creatives Cabinet

mikeMike

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The MagicShifter 3000 is an open source hardware gadget for RGB lighting, gaming and POV (persistence of vision) applications.
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MagicShifter 3000

jascha-ehrenreichjascha ehrenreich

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OpenSource 3D printable Robotic Arm
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Thor

angellmAngelLM

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A BBC micro:bit Clock using RTC DS3231 for data. Clock displays the Date, Time and current Temperature (from ds3231 which is close) .
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MicroBit Clock using DS3231 RTC

daw9000daw9000

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Beware. Plastic containers are moisture permeable.
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Filament storage science

deepsoicDeepSOIC

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My 1987 vintage alarm clock was in bad shape, so it got some love. and mp3s.
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Scrubs Sugar Hill Gang Alarm Clock

rawerawe

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Firefly is a low-cost, modular flying robot for first responders that uses intelligent, nature-inspired algorithms to navigate autonomously.
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Firefly — A Low-Cost Flying Robot to Save Lives

mihir-garimellaMihir Garimella

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Javascript Generated "Art"
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JS "Art"

ivan-lazarevicIvan Lazarevic

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IRIS is yet another network radio based on Rasbperry Pi. This time with an alarm clock and some reading skills.
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IRIS - network radio with alarm clock

woytekmwoytekm

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Drive an elcheapo TM1638 display unit using an ESP8266
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ESP8266 Driving an ebay TM1638 Button/7seg display

stuart-gogginstuart goggin

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This project is a fancy Clock and weather display built around a monitor and a Raspberry Pi.
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PiClock - A Raspberry Pi Clock & Weather Display

kevin-uhlirKevin Uhlir

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a "first stab" at real-time image processing in hardware
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FPGA Night Vision Goggles

joshua-vasquezJoshua Vasquez

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Re-configurable Sub-1GHz RF remote control with BLE & USB. Can receive, transmit & analyze RF spectrum.
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GollumRF: Sub-1GHz RF hacking tool

trollwookieetrollwookiee

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My goal is a 4-bit CPU using recycled cardboard substrate and Diode Transistor Logic. This is an educational platform for me.
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The Cardboard Computer - IO is my name

dr-cockroachDr. Cockroach

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pimp up grandma's clock with Nixie tubes
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antique Nixie clock

frank-bussFrank Buss

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Analog clock that shows the hourly weather forecast to aid transport and clothing decisions
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Weather Clock

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Old and new come together for an old school intelligent terminal.
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DL1416SmarTerm LED Computer/Terminal

dan-julioDan Julio

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