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The development of a dedicated hardware MIDI controller for the Turnado audio FX software plugin.
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Turnado Hardware MIDI Controller

liam-laceyLiam Lacey

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Takes 3D surface scans at close range. It is simple to construct as it uses off the shelf hardware and software.
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3D scanner

jolarJolar

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This projects converts a Bobby-Car (children's ride-on toy) to electric by using 4 Hoverboard motors, VESC controllers and an ESP32
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Electric Bobby-Car

peter-ptziPeter Pötzi

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A hardware and software balancing cart pole.
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ZIPY : ZIPY Inverted Pendulum Yakshave

philip-zuckerPhilip Zucker

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A haptic glove that vibrates when its touches a virtual object. It also tracks physical finger positions and hand orientation.
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DIY Haptic Glove for VR

dinithi-silvaDinithi Silva

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An Open Source TOTP based hardware authenticator using ESP32.
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Open Authenticator

vedant-paranjapeVedant Paranjape

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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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PROTECT YOUR 3D PRINTER WITH THIS 3D TEMPERATURE GUARD
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3D PRINTER WATCH DOG GUARDIAN

jmcservvjmcservv

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Have some old phones lying around? Thinking what to do with them? Here's how you can use them.....!
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Convert your old phone into a remote switch

vishwas-navada-bVishwas Navada B

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ModbusBox has embedded setup web-page. Yo do not require to program anything to connect any modbus RTU device to MQTT.
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IOT ModbusBox

luisgculuisgcu

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Adding a "real" lens to Fujifilm's first (and only) analog square format instant camera.
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Instax SQ6 Lens Transplant

kevin-kadookaKevin Kadooka

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Based on a large (60mm) linear CCD I want to build a digital back for a medium format camera. A Teensy 3.6 will be used as main electronics.
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Digital Scanning Back with Linear CCD

heyeeverts1heye.everts.1

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This workshop is focused on reverse engineering and utilizing hardware-level debuggers.
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Remoticon: The Hackers Guide to Hardware Debugging

lutetiumLutetium

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IR Remote Control based on ATtiny13A
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ATtiny13A TinyRemote

stefan-wagnerStefan Wagner

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Using an 80s handheld for home automation
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PSION II Remote Control

matt-callowMatt Callow

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An insect-quad style robot with an IMU plus ToF lidar sensor for mapping and navigation.
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Twerk Lidar Robot

jacob-david-c-cunninghamJacob David C Cunningham

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A low cost ESP32 core board with Ethernet and PoE for convenient "single cable" deployments
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wESP32: Wired ESP32 with Ethernet and PoE

patrick-van-oosterwijckPatrick Van Oosterwijck

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A weather and energy monitory system over Wi-Fi
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Weather and Energy Monitory system using IoT

anas-raza-khanAnas Raza Khan

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Hello, New here. Need your help!
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Lcd with ESP32

minesh4uminesh4u

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This is an all in one spectrum and logic analyzer, robotics control platform, and modular synthesizer with audio in and sheet music out!
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Rubidium 2.0

glgormanglgorman

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Like the Adafruit Ethernet FeatherWing, but with Power over Ethernet built-in!
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PoE-FeatherWing

patrick-van-oosterwijckPatrick Van Oosterwijck

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