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Project of metal 3D-printer for printing unique metal parts, by using welding wire, induction heating and other physics)))
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Metal 3D-printer based on induction heating...

sergey-rSergey R.

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M-Bus Shield for smartmetering with Arduino MKR
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Arduino M-Bus Master Shield

hwhardsofthwhardsoft

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Modular open hardware robot for uROS2 & Microblocks
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Rosmo robot

samukSamuk

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A Raspberry Pi internet world radio receiver
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Raspberry Pi World Radio

abraham-martinez-graciaAbraham Martinez Gracia

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Happy Prototyping powered by Android
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LabDroid

hrkltzhrkltz

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All Sky meteorite camera build under 150$.
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Cheap All Sky camera project with Raspberry Pi

jippo12jippo12

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Raspberry Pi Pico misses out on an EEPROM, so why not add it by ourselves, that too EEPROMs are dirt cheap.
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How to Add an EEPROM to Raspberry Pi Pico

shivasiddharthshivasiddharth

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We are building a robot that automates 3D printers in a 3D printer farm.
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A robot for automating 3D printers

swaleh-owaisSwaleh Owais

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ChatterPi is a software package that turns a Raspberry Pi into a low-cost audio servo controller for talking props.
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ChatterPi

aspiring-roboticistAspiring Roboticist

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din rail enclosure to mount the RPI4 on a cabinet
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Raspberry Pi 4B din rail enclosure

hwhardsofthwhardsoft

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The Sonos Remote Station describes my first steps in freeform electronics.
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Sonos Remote Station

tom-janssensTom Janssens

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Robot on a tank chassis with a manipulator and FPV camera.
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General purpose remote controlled mobile robot

danya0x07Danya0x07

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ESP32 Bluetooth Home Automation system to control 8 home appliances with Bluetooth, IR remote, and manual switches. No Wi-Fi is required.
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ESP32 Bluetooth Home Automation With IR Remote

subhajitSubhajit

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Part two of my battery testing project. I tested nine brands of rechargeable NiMh batteries (AA+AAA) for capacity and self discharge.
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Battery Analyzer MkII: NiMh

moragorMoragor

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In this project I make my own brushless motor controller to implement several commutation strategies all the way to field-oriented control.
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DIY Field-Oriented Control ESC

maakbaasMaakbaas

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This is a homemade 7-bit SAR ADC using discrete components for principle study.
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Homemade Successive Approximation Register ADC

mitsuru-yamadaMitsuru Yamada

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Two 555 timers turn capacitance into an analog voltage readable on a DMM. With a modern 600.00mV scale, that is readable to 10femtofarad.
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Dual TLC555 Capacitance Meter 0.1pF Resolution

steven-j-greenfieldSteven J Greenfield

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Hockey shooting targets embedded with sensors and LEDs to enhance training
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Interactive Electronic Hockey Targets

jake-wachlinJake Wachlin

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NE555-spiced buck converter
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NE555 buck converter

vedranVedran

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One of the essential step to develop a multi-functional IoT terminal device is a simple yet useful MENU system, and here it is
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Ameba LCD Menu

simonxiSimonXi

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This board is simply a shield of sensors that can be attached to any Raspberry Pi Zero, Zero2, 3, 4 and run Ardupilot Firmware.
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OBAL Board - DIY Ardupilot on Linux

mhefnyMHefny

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