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Low/zero cost upgrades for the Monoprice Select Mini 3D Printer.
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Monoprice Select Mini Maximum 3D Printer Mods

us-water-rocketsU.S. Water Rockets

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Small magic pcb for moving miniature cars, trains or satellites :-)
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Ant highway - linear motor for micro cars

bobriciusbobricius

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This will emulate the AVR code right out of the .ELF file
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Arduino ATmega 328 Emulator

tehaxor69tehaxor69

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Interfacing 3.5" HD 1.44 MB Floppy drive through FDD connector with Arduino UNO
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Arduino raw data 3.5" Floppy reader

lukas-vacekLukas Vacek

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Too simple for a project page & which may never happen.
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Silly hardware wishlist

lion-mclionheadlion mclionhead

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Superfast Modular 3D Printing
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ORB 3D Printer

thomas-suarezThomas Suarez

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A smartphone controlled balancing robot using bluetooth, stepper motors, homemade electronics and 3D designed / printed parts.
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Android Controlled Self Balancing Robot

arcadia-labsArcadia Labs

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This is low cost 3d printed robot arm based on Ikea Tertial lamp.
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Tertiarm - 3d printed robot arm

anastascaranastas.car

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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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How to design your own HAT module including ID EEPROM.
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Designing a Raspberry Pi HAT

jon-bufordJon Buford

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LED Music Spectrum generates the beautiful lighting pattern according to the intensity of music.
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DIY LED Audio Spectrum Analyzer using WS2812B

maxblackMaxBlack

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A low cost, open-source, universal-like remote control system that translates the user's head poses into commands to electronic devices.
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TV Remote Control based on Head Gestures

cassio-batistaCassio Batista

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Zn-Cu stomach acid based bio-galvanic cell powers a hacked activity tracker small enough to swallow and reconfigured as a 'smart pill'.
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Stomach Acid Powered Smart Pill

curt-whiteCurt White

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Dog chewed up old remote so I painstakingly designed and 3d printed a new case.
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Chewed up remote repair

alex-richAlex Rich

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Board design which makes it easy to attach LED light strips (APA102). No soldering is required by the maker who is using this board
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Board for modular LED wearables

sander-van-de-borSander van de Bor

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This elegant timepiece, accentuated with a moiré pattern kinetic sculpture at its center, displays time with a vibrant array of LEDs.
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The Moiré Clock

tamarisk-labsTamarisk Labs

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Another attempt of clone the beautiful clock-art-installations of Humans Since 1982
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A million Times 120 clone

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This project allows any smartphone to control any IR device using ESP8266 and 9$ CHIP computer
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Cheap and Generic Smart Phone Remote

gorti-surya-s-mahadevanGorti Surya S Mahadevan

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Raspberry Pi zero portable music player
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PiPod

brambram

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Arduino IDE for Building Compiling Environment of ESP32
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Arduino IDE for Building Environment of esp32

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Pi Zero as a host to do In-Circuit Serial Programming of AVR’s
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ICSP

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