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Applying polymorphism to hardware enables users to do more with their devices while avoiding IoT pitfalls.
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Polymorphic Hardware

trey-germanTrey German

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Demonstration robot for learning principles of real-time control using Raspberry Pi, RT Linux, and ROS.
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Bobble-Bot

mike-mooreMike Moore

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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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Measurement of uncomplicated electrical consumption using a powerful Blynk Dashboard
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Meter PZEM-004 + ESP8266 & Platform IoT Blynk App

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A physical switch for my computer to choose between Linux and Windows
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Hardware boot selection switch

stephen-holdawayStephen Holdaway

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Digital oscilloscope experiment based on Arduino
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Digital oscilloscope experiment based on Arduino

andrewAndrew

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Some call it the personal computer of synthetic biology, we call it the desktop digital microbiology lab. Fully integrated personal biolab.
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Open Science - Desktop Digital Biology Laboratory

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Modular open hardware robot for uROS2 & Microblocks
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Rosmo robot

samukSamuk

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Wireless MIDI controller, work with GarageBand.
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Cubetrument

hsin-tien-chuHsin-Tien, Chu

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This wallet can connect the internet, read the value of your cryptocurrencies from a Google spreadsheet and even work as a pedometer!
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IOT WALLET (smart Wallet with Firebeetle ESP32)

igorfonseca83igorfonseca83

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My 1987 vintage alarm clock was in bad shape, so it got some love. and mp3s.
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Scrubs Sugar Hill Gang Alarm Clock

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Simple, candle-like glowing LEDs that only turn on at night. Trying to make it cheap and use what I have at home.
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Guerilla LED Candles

jurc192jurc192

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A cheap and secure crypto wallet using off the shelf hardware, with plausible deniability and privacy at core.
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Walt Wallet

angainorAngainor

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An ATtiny Annoy-O-Tron with a Hewlett Packard Colorado T100E Tape Backup Drive. What!?
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Click Whir Squee

pete-prodoehlPete Prodoehl

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Everyone knows music is fun to listen to. Why don't we make it fun to watch as well?
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Autogenerated light shows from music

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The S4 program is a small satellite platform for doing science on high altitude balloons, hobby and amateur sounding rockets.
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Student Science Satellites and Sounding Rockets

ken-bibaKen Biba

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The Arduino battery tester is a tool by which you can check how much charge a battery is.
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Arduino Battery Tester

hiotronhIOTron

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Can audio amplifier generate usable AC power? Yes it can. This project explains how.
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Audio Amplifier as Variable Power Source

mario-ninicMario Ninic

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Six channels audio amplifier with digital active crossover
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Audio amplifier

iokoioko

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Iot gateway supports CAN, RS485, Lora, Input and Output control
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Industry IoT Gateway

thuan-leThuan Le

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Small AI example on STM micro. It generates random melodies and can learn "to make it better" using user's feedback
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AmI – a smart music composer (?)

emilio-pg-ficaraEmilio P.G. Ficara

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