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I upgraded my cheap $154 3D printer into a high quality 3D printer with 3D printed parts which you can download for free.
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Upgraded cheap 3D printer into a high quality

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We show how to build IOT WiFi Motion Sensor powered on a battery with email notification over IFTTT.
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I live in a rented flat and didn't want to shell out ~£200 for a Nest thermostat, so I decided to build my own.
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michael-mllerMichael Möller

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I'm nearsighted and my VR headset doesn't have a provision to correct for it. Wearing glasses inside a VR headset was an awful experience!
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Hacking VR: Prescription lenses & adapters.

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DIY PPE for COVID-19 infection avoidance

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USB Real Time Clock Dongle for Raspberry Pi - RTC

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Anthropomorphic robotic hand For telemanipulation

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A low-cost open-source medical ventilator developed by experienced medical device developers.
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A very minimal design to break out some common peripherals of the CM4. More a quick demonstration than anything else.
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Minimal Raspberry Pi CM 4 and 5 Carrier

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