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An LCD touchscreen you can mount into a standard North American work box in place of a light switch for Home Automation control
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HASwitchPlate

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A compact solution for your closed loop positioning requirements
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Magnetic Incremental Rotary Encoder

ottoragamottoragam

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3D Printed holder: Allen wrenches are held in a circle by a single o-ring, all individually accessible.
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Improved Allen Wrench / Hex Key Holder

alex-richAlex Rich

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Wall mounted touchscreen to keep family in sync, and home automation control panel.
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Family Sync & Home Control Panel

mark-kuhlmannMark Kuhlmann

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Open-Source Infrared Remote Using ESP32 and LVGL
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OMOTE - DIY Universal Remote

maxkMax.K

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Extremely affordable pocket-friendly, designed to provide a wide range of hardware testing and debugging functions in a compact and low-cost
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Felini - Revolutionary Pocket-Sized Electronic Lab

chu-tien-thinh-obitvnChu Tien Thinh (obitvn)

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Spritz cipher library for Arduino, CSPRNG, hash and MAC functions, symmetric-key data encryption, and some general-purpose functions.
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Arduino Spritz cipher library

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It is compatible with standard stepper motor diver, cnc or GRBL shield, direct replacement of X-Y stepper motors.
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2D stepper motor etched on PCB - micro manipulator

bobriciusbobricius

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Space Invaders inspired PCB art thing
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LED handheld

davedarkodavedarko

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Studying the encryption on Chitu's 3D Print controllers
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Chitu 3D Printer Mainboard Hacking

jc-nelsonJ.C. Nelson

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A spin coater is used to spread a thin layer of liquid on a flat surface to a very precise thickness, like photoresist on a PCB.
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DIY Spin Coater

jeroen-delcourJeroen Delcour

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Instant ICSP/FTDI headers that fit over your Atmega*8 on the breadboard.
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Atmega*8 Breadboard Backpack

jeremyJeremy

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An ST-Link clone has a powerful MCU, nice enclosure and useful connectors to repurpose it for quite some projects.
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ST-Link clone repurposing

gertuxgertux

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An emitter + driver + controller board stack for Reef Aquarium lighting
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LEDBrick Reef Aquarium Lighting

yann-raminYann Ramin

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Think of the smallest 7-segment display you've seen. OK. Think smaller. Smaller. Smaller....
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The NanoRaptor NanoSegment

sam-ettingerSam Ettinger

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Simple, tiny USB to UART converter, also with a galvanic isolation
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Debug Board Isolator

saimonSaimon

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USB-Powered Soldering Tweezers compatible with Weller RTW Tips
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Solder Ninja Tweezers

nicolas-schurandoNicolas Schurando

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MSP430 Breadstick is a development board for ultra-low power MSP430G2553 MCU from Texas Instruments.
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MSP430 BreadStick CheeseDip

deepak-khatriDeepak Khatri

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Learning ML on microcontrollers and perhaps building something fun on the way!
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TinyML meets dog training

kasikkasik

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Improve your paper conference badge with some blinking lights.
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Badge Ribbon for CircuitPython

dehipudeʃhipu

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A minimalist PIC16F690/687 development board, featuring a connector for PICKIT3, an onboard LED and a 20-pin connector for breadboard
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PIC16F690 dev board

clovis-fritzenClovis Fritzen

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