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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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Using the Pi Zero to play HD audio in a car!
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Raspberry Pi Car Audio Player

wesley-archerWesley Archer

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A 3D printer for printing with welding wire
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Wire 3D Printer

dominik-meffertDominik Meffert

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Very new chip by Microchip(Atmel) ATmega4809 has a very unique CPLD like logic and also promised to be applied to next Arduino, why not try!
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ATMega4809 developing board project

kodera2tkodera2t

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Chaos Illustrated by the Analog Computation of the Lorenz Equations
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Chaos Computer

tom-quartararoTom Quartararo

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Ambient lighting using a Raspberry Pi and recycled monitors
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Raspberry Pi Video Wall

conradcnconradcn

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Easy to use Arduino Uno Shield to support your rockets from the ground!
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WOOF Model Rocket Launchpad Computer V4

canine-defense-technologiCanine Defense Technologi

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URU Key - a biometric FIDO2 Authenticator built with ESP32 / ATECC508A / FPC1020
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URU Key

andrey-ovcharovAndrey Ovcharov

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This is the second version of a device I designed to alert me in the unfortunate event the nozzle clogs. It communicates with the printer!
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3D Printer Clog Detector V2

elite-wormElite Worm

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Make your own DAC HAT for Raspberry Pi Zero, Raspberry Pi Zero W that has a headphone jack and 3W stereo speaker out.
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DIY Audio DAC HAT for Pi Zero

shivasiddharthshivasiddharth

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A LISP-programmable laptop with battery life measured in years
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PotatoP

andreas-eriksenAndreas Eriksen

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Lower the entry bar to IOT Development as much as possible
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vThing Starter

vladimir-savchenkoVladimir Savchenko

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The DIY laptop built entirely from PCB
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ELLO 2M

knvdKn/vD

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A portable computer based on the MOS 6502 that aims to enhance security and privacy.
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8-Bit Portable Internet-Enabled Computer

blair-vidakovichBlair Vidakovich

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Like a HP-200LX but better - because 6502
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ESP65 Pocket Computer: KIM-I/Apple-1/esp32

oscarvOscarv

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A 1980s style 8-bit computer running BASIC. Includes OLED screen and a QWERTY keyboard. Oh, and the whole thing fits in an Altoids tin.
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eMBee ONE pocket computer

matthew-beggMatthew Begg

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on rpi GPIO is enough signals to direct button matrix + 2" IPS 320x240 display.
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#Zepir Raspberry Pi Zero mini computer

bobriciusbobricius

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New generation Raspberri Pi PICO based universal retrocomputer and communicator, specially designed for Circuitpython / Micropython program
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Armachat & PICOmputer fusion with Raspberry PICO

bobriciusbobricius

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Turn a SMART Response XE terminal into an 80's flavour pocket computer
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SMART Response XE BASIC

fdufnewsfdufnews

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on rpi GPIO is enough signals to direct button matrix + 2" IPS 320x240 display.
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#Zepir CYBERDECK - Raspberry Pi Zero mini computer

bobriciusbobricius

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A Neal Stephenson, 80s vision of "tomorrow" based cyberdeck built around a Kuwaiti Sakhr AX170 MSX computer and Lattepanda Delta SBC
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AXE 1770 Cyberdeck

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