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This project aims to build a tilt sensor that is cheap, very accurate and has a wide measuring range (up to 360 degrees).
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A new high accuracy tilt sensor

aron-molnarAron Molnar

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Miniature VT100 with all the bells and whistles
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diy-VT100 - A Miniature hardware terminal

kuldeep-singh-dhakaKuldeep Singh Dhaka

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Probability this can work: 98%, working well: 50% A LOT of work, and utterly ridiculous.
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Improbable AVR -> 8088 substitution for PC/XT

eric-hertzEric Hertz

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https://www.youtube.com/c/longtechnical More About LongTechnical » How to Program ATMEGA 8,16,328 Attiny and Fuse Bit Hi friends. Tod
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HOW TO PROGRAM ATMEGA 8,16,328 ATTINY AND FUSE BIT

youkito1991youkito1991

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A 7 segment display Arduino clock with RTC, alarm and brightness control.
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Yet Another Arduino Clock

neoNeo

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Use your Android/IoS phone or tablet to control your hardware remotely with the thingSoC ESP32 board
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thingSoC ESP32 Android/IoS GUI Control

pattern-agentsPattern Agents

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scalable hardware for neural network system
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NSCE-ngbrain

3drobert3drobert

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AKA - Cyince
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DIY Space Grade Cyber Space Suit

chuck-glasserChuck Glasser

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Crude door phone and RFID lock project for my yard gates door
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ESP8266 door phone

alexeyAlexey

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Step-by-step instruction on running the Google Chrome browser on Raspberry Pi using ExaGear Desktop
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Run Google Chrome on Raspberry Pi

dmitryDmitry

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Self-assembling modular robotics utilizing machinic behaviour & real-time decision making to enable architecture with a sensory system.
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noMad - Open Source Self-Assembly System

bartbratkeBart//Bratke

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A simple breakout board for the SGTL5000 Audio Codec in PMOD format.
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SGTL5000 I2S Audio Codec PMOD

arturo182arturo182

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Open Source Hardware GNU/Linux PowerPC Notebook project
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OSHW GNU/Linux PowerPC Notebook

roberto-innocentiRoberto Innocenti

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this blog we have shown you Astronomia Coffin Dance Tune With Arduino Uno
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Astronomia Coffin Dance Music Using Arduino Uno

spark-buzzerspark buzzer

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Using a port of ChibiOS for the Teensy 3 series, my goal is to run it on Teensy 3.6.
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ChibiOS on Teensy 3.6

doctekdoctek

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Using a mix of traditional painting materials and modern technology to create artworks that display and/or respond to data.
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Responsive Paintings

lauraLaura

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A great way to visualize music
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Audio Spectrum Analyzer (VU Meter)

neeraj-raneNeeraj Rane

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Simple USB ISP Programmer for Atmel AVR Microcontrollers based on ATtiny85
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USBtinyISP AVR Programmer Stick

stefan-wagnerStefan Wagner

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Python Signal-Processing Implementation for improved Translation of Brain Activity.
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EEG + Touch Designer "Brain Machine 4"

jess-tamez-duqueJesús Tamez-Duque

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UCTRONICS Picee: An RPi 4 Desktop Computer with RGB Air Cooler, Aluminum Case, OLED Screen & more.
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A Raspberry Pi 4B Desktop Computer (Picee)

uctronicsUCTRONICS

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The Three WiFi Meters are three ways of experiencing WiFi networks, each attempts to disclose properties of this near ubiquitous technology.
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Three WiFi Meters

david-chattingDavid Chatting

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