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Open-source IoT platform
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This open-source, low-power LTE shield uses cutting-edge CAT-M technology and also integrates GNSS location capabilities!
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LTE CAT-M1/NB-IoT Shield for Arduino

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A system that ties some home automation with various APIs and hardware hacks.
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Sci-fi grade Home Automation

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EasyIoT framework is cheap, reliable, secure IoT framework build from Raspberry Pi, Arduino and various sensors and transcivers.
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EasyIoT framework

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An affordable Arduino controlled multipurpose laser exposing device. Use it for SLA Printers, PCB Exposing, Laser Harp etc.
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OpenExposer

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Yes! You can now have "Alexa" do what you want, when you want, by using a Raspberry Pi.
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Amazon Echo Voice Command Automation

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We've connected our entire apartment, DIY style.
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How to power up and communicate with the cheap RCWL-0516 radar sensor module
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a hardware version of your crackme and reverseme games for learning hardware reverse engineering techniques without expensive tools
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Hardware Reverse Engineering Learning Platform

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I love to program programmers. Yo dawg...
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Microchip PIC Arduino based programmer

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Make & 3D print your own phone with sensors, displays, electronics, batteries and antennas. Customize Android and do exactly your thing!
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Kite : Open Hardware Android Smartphone

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open hardware 2 GHz to 13 GHz two-port vector network analyzer
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Vector Network Analyzer

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Eliminate belts, pulleys, leadscrews.
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linear stepper motor 3d printer

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Multitool 3D Printer - Blackbox

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3D printed fully customizable exoskeleton arm development kit
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3D Printed Exoskeleton Arm

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a hardware sampler based on the raspberry pi running bare metal (so no Linux)
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openSampler

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A tank that is controlled by the arduino micro-controller. The tank can be controlled by an android phone via bluetooth
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Arduino Bluetooth Tank

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Built from the microcontroller up using rs485 and 2 km of CAT6.
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My fully custom home automation system

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Homemade Tesseract case from the movie The Avengers.
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Tesseract Case

dlevansdl_evans

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Mix clear acrylic panels with 3D printing to get the best of both worlds
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Crystal Clear 3D Prints with Laser Cut Acrylic

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POISED is a laser scanner - a camera and a projector: captures images using one laser, and in real time another laser renders those images
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POISED- Parallel Optical Imaging SystEm Device

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