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Build an Arduino Home Automation System that can control electrical devices like lights, fans, garage doors etc using our mobile phone.
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Home Automation Step by Step using Wemos D1 Mini w

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We are going to create an AC Voltage Measuring Device using Arduino, which will estimate the voltage of Alternating Current.
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AC Voltmeter using Arduino

hiotronhIOTron

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My take on an autonomous satellite image collector grabbing from NOAA 15/18/19. (Leave Behind - Collection Device)
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NOAA LB-CD

nate-schroederNate Schroeder

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AVR ATMEGA8A Programmong
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AVR programming using MS Visual studio code

white-heartsWhite Hearts

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

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Resto-Mod Dungeons and Dragons Digital Dice Tower based on a 1975 Bell & Howell IMD-202 Digital Multimeter
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1978 "Heathkit" D&D Digital Dice Tower

john-andersonJohn Anderson

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An OpenSCAD library for parametrically generating ABLOY PROTEC keys suitable for 3D printing
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Protec 3D Printing

tiernanTiernan

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An open-source dual-channel SDR Raspberry Pi HAT with up to 6 GHz tunable range
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CaribouLite SDR for RPI

david-michaeliDavid Michaeli

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Emulate a small size ROM with a RAM and Arduino with Intel-HEX interface
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ROM-emulator

fjkraanfjkraan

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Run Stremio on Raspberry Pi with a kiosk look
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Install Stremio on Raspberry Pi

shivasiddharthshivasiddharth

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Citizen science project with mobile and fixed sensors for measuring air quality using low-cost sensors and smartphones
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CanAir.io Air Quality Network

hpsaturnHpsaturn

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Updated a 1930's cabinet style radio to play music of its era and simulates tuning radio stations. Oh, and it has Bluetooth.
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Retro Radio

w-jason-alticeW. Jason Altice

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For computer vision learners, drone and robot builders, AR/VR and 360 panorama experimenters. Open-source. Now with WiFi, BT, and more power
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StereoPi v2 - CM4-based DIY stereoscopic camera

eugeneEugene

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Make IoT-based Smart Home Automation Using Blynk & ESP32 to control an 8-channel relay module from the IR Remote, manual switch & Wi-Fi.
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Home Automation using Blynk IR Remote & ESP32

subhajitSubhajit

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A fully functional portable laptop in a lunchbox
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Raspberry Pi Lunchbox Laptop

jordanbrandesjordanbrandes

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a sub-$50 PAPR using fab tools
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paprika

dmytroDmytro

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An open hardware reading device rooted in Adafruit's Feather ecosystem
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The Open Book Feather

joey-castillojoey castillo

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A small pedalboard to enable home recording and performance during lockdown
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Pi Pedalboard: Live/Recording Rig

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In Arduino, we have to use the Bluetooth module to program it wirelessly
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Program Arduino Wirelessly over Bluetooth

hiotronhIOTron

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Desktop LCD clock & calendar in the Art Deco style
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Art Deco LCD Desk Clock

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A device to promote plant-based protein and open-source tools so that everyone can make them at home for the benefit of our planet
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An open-source fermenter

maud-bausierMaud Bausier

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