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We've connected our entire apartment, DIY style.
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Practical Home Automation

fabricateioFabricate.IO

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A simple board that lets you use the SPI interface on a Raspberry Pi to program ATMEL AVR microcontrollers.
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AVR Programmer for Raspberry Pi

kevinKevin

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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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A switch for a Dahlander dual speed asynchronous 3-phase motor based on a finite state machine implemented on Arduino
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Arduino-based Dahlander switch

jean-noelsimonnetjean-noel.simonnet

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Mechaduino is an affordable, open-source, industrial servo motor. Position, torque, velocity, and custom modes. Arduino compatible.
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Mechaduino

jcchurchjcchurch

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Some AVR assembler in a GCC program can speed up execution, particularly interrupt service routines.
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AVR GCC assembler techniques

bruce-landBruce Land

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A unique approach to 3D printing that injects curing resin into a gel. The rig is designed to be added to most hackable 3D printers.
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Suspension 3D Printing

michaelMichael

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A BASIC computer which generates composite video, reads PS/2 keyboard input and has an 8KB EEPROM IC for saving BASIC programs to.
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AVR BASIC Computer V0.1

danDan

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Selfmade watch that helps You learn STM32 programming.
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nWatch

peter-wasilewskiPeter Wasilewski

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An easy to use BLE module for the Raspberry Pi based on the nRF51x chipset
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BLEezy: Raspberry Pi Zero

julienjulien

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Smartphone Bluetooth controlled toy
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Smartphone Bluetooth controlled toy

nochkinnochkin

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The Arduino Bluetooth Smart Car has the function of Complete tracking, obstacle avoidance, infrared remote control and so on.
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Installation of Bluetooth MultiFunction Smart Car

icstationicstation

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A Markov sequencer, with fractal 1/f transition probabilities, is combined with a two-voice, 16-bit FM synthesizer, running on a 8-bit MCU.
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FM-synth, two voice, Markov sequence, music box

bruce-landBruce Land

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Turn your Raspberry Pi 3 into an Eddystone URL beacon
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Raspberry Pi 3 as an Eddystone URL beacon

yamir-encarnacionYamir Encarnacion

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Javascript Generated "Art"
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JS "Art"

ivan-lazarevicIvan Lazarevic

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transmitting 24-bit lossless SPDIF audio wirelessly for $12
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$12 wireless lossless digital audio

tshen2tshen2

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A powerful little music synthesizer with a classic look!
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NanoEgg Music Synthesizer

t-b-trzepaczT. B. Trzepacz

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I created a radar system using a sonar rangefinder, servo motor, BlueSMIRF, and an Arduino.
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Sonar Radar With Bluetooth

charlesfayalcharles.fayal

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Malti is a low cost open source handheld Linux platform that makes experimenting with and learning about electronics easier
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Malti

jayda-vanJayda Van

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A portable, cost effective 3D printable eye diagnostic apparatus
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3D Printable Portable Slit Lamp

kewal-chand-swamiKEWAL CHAND SWAMI

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TerraSpider is part of wireless robotic system capable of designing, repairing and maintaining vast landscapes over extended periods of time
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Terra Spider

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