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Wish your loved one with this Happy Birthday Music with arduino Happy Birthday with arduino code
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Happy Birthday Music Song Using Arduino Uno

spark-buzzerspark buzzer

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Add a second brain to your Arduino Mega
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RetroShield for Arduino Mega

erturk-kocalarErturk Kocalar

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A near-Arduino Nano form factor and Arduino compatible board based around a "better" and cheaper AVR MCU (currently an ATtiny1616)
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The Launchpad - A $2 Arduino Nano alternative

clyde-d-corpuzClyde D. Corpuz

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My experience designing and making a building DIY 3D printer
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DIY Silent 3D Printer

luke-brandonLuke Brandon

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Survival stories with an Ender 3. Sadly hackaday has no organization features.
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How to win at 3D printing

lion-mclionheadlion mclionhead

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The best of model rocket tech powered by Arduino!!
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Arduino TVC ModelRocket

nikhil-mishraNikhil Mishra

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The intent behind the Ultra Servo is to give a maker or a robotics a powerful building block.
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Ultra Servo V2.0

patchartrandpatchartrand

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In the Lora IoT project tutorial, I have shown how to make the LoRa Arduino ESP8266 control relay from the Blynk IoT platform with feedback.
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LoRa IoT Project With Arduino ESP8266 Blynk

subhajitSubhajit

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A passive linear actuator based on a simple solenoid to recreate the flex motion of biological muscles.
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Robotic Flexor

josh-collinsjosh collins

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The main goal of this project is to design a Voice-Controlled Home Automation System without replacing the existing Switchboard.
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IoT at just 7$ in your existing switchboard

kapil-kumarKapil Kumar

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A full-featured Motorola 68k retro computer, starring a 68010 running at 10MHz
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rosco_m68k

ross-bamfordRoss Bamford

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Building a retro-styled homebrew computer and operating system with modern microcontrollers.
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Homebrew Computer & OS from modern MCUs

shane-c-masonShane C Mason

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Create a series of boards designed for the RC2014 bus to achieve MSX/MSX2 compatiblity
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MSX COMPATIBLE BOARDS FOR RC2014

dean-nethertonDean Netherton

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A Z80 homebrew computer with 64KB SRAM & 32KB ROM (with BASIC), TMS9918A VDP (video) and AY-3-8910 PSG (audio)
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LM80C Color Computer

leonardo-milianiLeonardo Miliani

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Minty Z80 is a system with virtualized I/O and minimum component count in an Altoids Tin.
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Minty Z80

peabody1929Peabody1929

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An all through-hole Z80 system running CP/M.
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Z80 Retro!

johnjohn

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HBC-56 A homebrew 8-bit computer with a backplane. Initially with a 65C02 CPU card, a TMS9918A VDP and dual AY-3-8910 audio.
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HBC-56: 65C02 + TMS9918A on a backplane

troy-schrapelTroy Schrapel

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An expandable 68000 based computer
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Y Ddraig - My 68000 Computer

stephen-moodyStephen Moody

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An 37C65 Based Floppy Disk Interface
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Floppy Controller for RC2014

etchedpixelsEtchedPixels

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A VT82C42 (or similar) based PS/2 keyboard and mouse interface for RC2014 systems.
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Smart PS/2 Keyboard/Mouse for RC2014

etchedpixelsEtchedPixels

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This is a real time clock for a Commodore VIC-20 (and likely C64) that communicates over the serial (IEC) port.
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VIC-20 RTC

david-hunterDavid Hunter

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