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A unique approach to 3D printing that injects curing resin into a gel. The rig is designed to be added to most hackable 3D printers.
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Suspension 3D Printing

michaelMichael

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The LittleArm is a 3D printed Arduino robot arm created for Makers and STEM education
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LittleArm: 3D Printed Arduino Robot Arm

slantconceptsslantconcepts

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OpenSource 3D printable Robotic Arm
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Thor

angellmAngelLM

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Pi Zero-based open-source mobile phone (that you can assemble for 50$ in parts)
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ZeroPhone - a Raspberry Pi smartphone

aryaArya

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The ShopArm is an easily implemented robot arm. Just train it and then use it
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ShopArm: A Practical 3D Printed Robot Arm

slantconceptsslantconcepts

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In this project, I am going to demonstrate how you can make your own ON AIR station with the help of the idIoTware shield
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IoT OnAir Sign

curiositygymCuriosityGym

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Always jealous of people who could afford big Nixie Tubes, I rolled my own alternative with WS2812Bs and laser cutting!
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"Lixie", an LED alternative to the Nixie Tube

lixie-labsLixie Labs

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Use Embedis to store MQTT data items persistently in EEPROM or FLASH memory
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An Embedis IoT Keystore for MQTT

pattern-agentsPattern Agents

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The goal is to build a tiny autonomous sailboat able to travel potentially forever, powered using solar panels and wind.
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Green powered sailboat

silvio-biasiolsilvio biasiol

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Strain wave or harmonic drive gears are cool. As a cheap analog for metal or flex filament splined cup, try using timing belts.
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Strain Wave Gear with Timing Belts

simon-merrettSimon Merrett

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We aim to make multi-robot systems a viable way to introduce students to the delight that is robotics.
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Micro Robots for Education

joshua-elsdonJoshua Elsdon

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Building a 6-axis robot based on the Thor robot. When size DOES matter!
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Building the Thor robot

olaf-baeyensOlaf Baeyens

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This project is an improved Lua SDK, based on ESP-IDF/ESP8266_RTOS_SDK, for Esp32 (comp The hardware , developed by DOIT Team.
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LuaNode For ESP32

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A simple calendar made with e-ink display and stm32 microcontroller.
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NekoCal - an E-Ink Calendar

wenting-zhangWenting Zhang

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3D simulation and control software for robots
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Robot Overlord 3

dan-royerDan Royer

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BunnyBot is a ROS based robot platform that can perform useful tasks using its built in gripper and vision system.
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BunnyBot

jack-qiaoJack Qiao

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A very meta project designed solely to be a part of the Kickstarter Make/100 project. An ESP8266 is involved too.
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ESP Everywhere - Kickstarter Make/100 Project

sean-hodginsSean Hodgins

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Birthday cake on a moving platform that sounds and transforms like Optimus Prime.
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Transforming Birthday Cake

russell-munroRussell Munro

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Solar powered robot that continuously, quietly and autonomously grazes the lawn
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Solar lawn sheep

jellmeisterjellmeister

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A custom functioning Sonic Screwdriver for my son.
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Doctor Who working Sonic Screwdriver

jeromekeltyjeromekelty

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Summary: We can do better
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ESP8266 BTC Price ticker with OLED display

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