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A computer built around a Atari 2600 (VCS), with a few nifty upgrades, 6502, 64k + 128bytes ram, coprocessor, 77 is getting a rework
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Super atari 6502 (A "DIY" 2600 hardware clone...)

robertRobert

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Using the Pi Zero to play HD audio in a car!
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Raspberry Pi Car Audio Player

wesley-archerWesley Archer

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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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Basically you can turn regular fishing line and nichrome wire into a linear actuator that can contract much like a human muscle.
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Material Linear-Actuator for Robotics

brandon-t-woodBrandon T. Wood

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Environmental sensing for everyone.
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FieldKit

shah-selbeShah Selbe

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This is a lower limb exoskeleton developed to aid patients with walking disabilities in their therapies and to perform simple tasks.
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Open Exosuit for Differently Abled

alex-m-sunnyAlex M Sunny

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A safe, digital model particle accelerator that electromagnetically propels a steel ball around a closed hoop.
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Working Model Particle Accelerator

daniel-collinsDaniel Collins

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Hack an optical mouse to detect seismic vibrations with a simple laser source, a hacked mouse lens and a physical cantilever arm setup.
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Low-cost seismograph using optical mouse

subir-bhaduriSubir Bhaduri

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New open source hardware 1U satellite project.
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New open source hardware 1U satellite project.

tranvinhquangTRAN.VINH.QUANG

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AUTONOMOUS ROBOT
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VISION

timothy-vancoTimothy Vanco

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A modular design for a soft robotic molds.
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Soft Robotics Modules

nelson-phillipsNelson Phillips

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FFT spectrum analyzer is an test equipment that uses Fourier analysis and digital signal processing techniques to provide spectrum analysis.
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DIY FFT Audio Spectrum Analyzer

mircemkmircemk

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The device can be used as an effective visual detail within a DIY amplifier or preamlifier
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DIY audio signal spectrum analyzer

mircemkmircemk

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A real-time music visualizer that lets you display an awesome light show that is synchronized to your music.
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DIY LUMAZOID Arduino Music Visualiser

mircemkmircemk

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Transform your Raspberry Pi Pico W into a USB to Bluetooth Audio Adapter.
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Pico W USB Audio to Bluetooth Adapter

seanSean

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Class AB discrete audio amplifier
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50W Audio power amplifier

miroslav-hancarMiroslav Hancar

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A digital music stand for the older musician that can't read an IPAD.
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A Digital Music Stand

davedave

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An attempt to make a mechanical low-resolution cube that (together with others) could reorganize into arbitrary shapes.
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Telescopic Cube: Low-res programmable matter

peter-jansenpeter jansen

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made only out of about 450 bipolar transistors (BC182)
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Homebrew 4-bit transistorized CPU

gaborGabor

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TICK is an 8-bit, bit serial CPU built onto a 110x110 4-layer pcb. Tick uses through-hole components - you can solder it up in an afternoon!
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TICK - a novel homebrew MCU architecture in 28 ICs

monsonitemonsonite

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The FTDI cable devices sends up to 3 characters after CTS negated, so the 6850 misses characters.
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FTDI USB cable problems with 6850 ACIA

keithKeith

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