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Over the last 10 years or so my personal home automation controller has grown and grown.
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Home Automation Console.

todd-andersonTodd Anderson

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Using an esp8266, arduino nano, a salvaged usb power supply, and a couple relays you can automate anything
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Home automation on the cheap

thjubeckthjubeck

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Projects to modify, customize, upgrade, and improve the Monoprice MP Mini Delta 3D Printer.
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Monoprice MP Mini Delta Maximizing Modifications

us-water-rocketsU.S. Water Rockets

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Chapter 1 : Raspberry Pi Zero W Stepper Motor Module Balancing Robot and 3d Printer - CNC Machine
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Raspberry PI Module for Robotics Mythololgy (1)

reginald-sournReginald Sourn

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Visually Programing ESPcopter - ESP8266 based programmable Drone with Visuino
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Programing ESPcopter - ESP8266 Drone with Visuino

boian-mitovBoian Mitov

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A Raspberry Pi based Astrophotography System
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StarPi

chrisChris

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Home Automation software hub that unifies home sensors and cloud services with a flexible and easy to use browser interface
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HomePortal

deandobdeandob

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using VU Meters to monitor system activity on Raspberry Pi
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Audio VU Meters & Raspberry Pi

mrwunderbarMrWunderbar

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Open Source competition robot development. You will never be alone for your contest again!
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Open Robotics Eurobot

newdrivenewdrive

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An open source HW & SW motor controller for fine-grained control of brushless DC motors for robotics.
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SmoothControl

matthew-mooreMatthew Moore

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LED Music Spectrum generates the beautiful lighting pattern according to the intensity of music.
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DIY LED Audio Spectrum Analyzer using WS2812B

maxblackMaxBlack

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How I added a 500W heater to my 3D printer to enable reliable ABS printing.
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Enclosure Heater for 3D Printer

mark-rehorstMark Rehorst

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What started out as a reason to use a neat optical beam splitter I found has turned into my first exercise in home wearable fabrication!
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Adafruit Feather BT Holo-HUD (aka Scroogle Glass)

colecole

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An easy repurpose of a cheap and broken headphone.
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Hacking a broken Bluetooth Headphone

finkelrffinkel.rf

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No more restrictions from high level software! Access the lowest level of radio transmission with this programmable USB stick.
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Open narrowband RF transceiver

samuel-kSamuel Žák

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Augmented Reality Business Card.
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Augmented Reality Business Card

edgaras-artEdgaras Art

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Using ninjaflex, I have revived a dead Phillips CD-i
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3D printed belt for Phillips CD-i

netbeardnetbeard

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A low cost datalogger for digital instruments
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Bluetooth Instrument Datalogger

r-scott-coppersmithR. Scott Coppersmith

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Lovechild of MP3 & 1940s radio UI. For seniors with dementia who can no longer use CDs & iPods. Good project for kids.
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Dementia-friendly music player

ross-porterRoss Porter

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An audio analyzer using teensy 3.2 + audioshield
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Teensy Audio Analyzer

marcell-marosvolgyimarcell marosvolgyi

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Step-by-step instruction to install .NET Framework 4.5 on Raspberry Pi using ExaGear Desktop
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.NET Framework 4.5 on Raspberry Pi

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