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Demonstration robot for learning principles of real-time control using Raspberry Pi, RT Linux, and ROS.
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Bobble-Bot

mike-mooreMike Moore

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An Open Source TOTP based hardware authenticator using ESP32.
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Open Authenticator

vedant-paranjapeVedant Paranjape

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Triple Cycloidal Brushless Actuator 25:1 Ratio
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Simple Cycloidal Robot Leg for Quadruped

paul-gouldPaul Gould

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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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A Arduino alarm clock utilizing the RTC module DS3231.
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Arduino Alarm Clock

nat-souzaNatã Souza

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IP over 430MHz Ham Radio, 50 to 500kbps, 20W RF. Extension for HSMM-Hamnet-AREDN. 100% open-source.
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NPR New Packet Radio

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Wireless packet radio interface for HF/VHF/UHF transceivers, using ESP32 as KISS TNC or audio relay for use with soft modems
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ESP32 TNC and Audio Relay for HF/VHF Packet Radio

ryan-kinnettRyan Kinnett

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Octoshield is a Raspberry Pi shield to help with 3D printing and Octoprint.
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Octoshield

goodwinGOODWIN

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Pushing the envelope of artificial intelligence with deep fake electrical engineering and songbird identification
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Deep Fake Birdsong

kelly-heatonKelly Heaton

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For IT geeks, retro game fans, makers. Open source, portable, modular to explore, create, learn, code & play
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ESPboy - RetroGaming&Software development MuliTool

romansRomanS

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8 GHz BW, up to 1 TS/s ET Sampling I have ceased active development on this project. Please don't ask.
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8 GHz Sampling Oscilloscope

ted-yapoTed Yapo

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The Probe-Scope is an open source 60MHz 250Msps oscilloscope probe with all guts built right in, that plugs directly into your PC via USB
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60MHz Bandwidth 250Msps Probe-Scope

mark-omoMark Omo

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Each axis: ̶$̶5̶ ̶$̶8̶ $10 motor+lead screw, 3x LM6UU, 3x 6mm x 100mm rod, 1/8in hardboard, PC case screws
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Minamil 2dc: a minimal CNC mill

paul-mcclayPaul McClay

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Recreation of the 'Fastest computer in the Universe' that runs FORTH.
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Recreating the Jupiter Ace

cees-meijerCees Meijer

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A project in which I try to go faster and faster
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The Rise and Fall of Pulses

ted-yapoTed Yapo

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Look mum, no ADC!
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FPGA + 3 R + 1 C = MW and SW SDR Receiver

alberto-garlassiAlberto Garlassi

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Wide range impedance meter with calibration, compensation and auto-ranging
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Precision impedance meter asdf_lcr1

michal777michal777

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This projects goal is to design a PCB that turns the Colorlight 5A-75B into an easy to use development platform for cheap.
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Chubby Hat

marblemarble

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FPGA based DSP Lock-In Amplifier
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SingularitySurfer: An FPGA Lock-In Amplifier

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Deciphering a mysterious German dot matrix LED display pulled from avionic equipment
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LITEF 104267 LED display Enigma

patrick-hickeyPatrick Hickey

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Advanced measurement techniques with the Rigol DS1054Z oscilloscope - Emulate a lock-in amplifier
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Know your place, trace! - Oscilloscope vs. Noise

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