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An open-source four-legged robotics platform
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Spike, the Robot Dog

michael-gMichael G

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Modular open hardware robot for uROS2 & Microblocks
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Rosmo robot

samukSamuk

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A compact modular design of the strain wave gear for general robotic applications.
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Compact Strain Wave Gear Actuator(s)

leo-vuLeo Vu

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Controlling standing desk by voice through google assitant, home assistant and esphome on esp8266
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Standing desk remote control

lubos-horacekLubos Horacek

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Building a set of controllers for Kerbal Space Program including attitude, translation, throttle and hotkey inputs
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KSP Controller Hardware

tobiasTobias

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My take on an autonomous satellite image collector grabbing from NOAA 15/18/19. (Leave Behind - Collection Device)
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NOAA LB-CD

nate-schroederNate Schroeder

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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 4 axis motion control rig
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Motion Control Rig - 0.1.0

andyAndy

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The intent behind the Ultra Servo is to give a maker or a robotics a powerful building block.
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Ultra Servo V2.0

patchartrandpatchartrand

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SatIntel is an OSINT tool for Satellites. Extract satellite telemetry, receive orbital predictions. and parse TLEs
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SatIntel: OSINT Tool for Satellites

angelina-tsuboiAngelina Tsuboi

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Hard to say the price/performance of desktop raspbian system YouTube video performance. Yet playable and good to go.
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YouTube on Raspberry pi 4 with 8GB RAM

lithium-ionLithium ION

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Easy and Fun: Track objects with a Raspberry Pi, a camera and an Arduino in less than an hour!
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Raspberry+Arduino CamTracker

marcelo-valeriaMarcelo Valeria

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Making a GoPro like action camera using the Raspberry Pi Zero at the heart of it all
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Raspberry Pi Zero Action Camera

turkeydevTurkeyDev

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In this project, IoT Based ECG and Heart rate Monitoring, We will learn how to monitor Heart and ECG rates with AD8232 ECG Sensor and ESP826
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IoT Based ECG and Heart rate Monitoring

electronicsworkshopselectronicsworkshops

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A small GPS/GNSS module comes with very low operating voltages, very helpful in retrieving time and date using satellites.
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Reyax RYS8830 GPS/GNSS Receiver Module guide

sagar-001Sagar 001

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Arduino based solenoid coil winding machine
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DIY Simple Arduino Based Solenoid Winding Mahcine

mrinnovativeMrinnovative

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Attempt to control Nexa MYCR-1000 wireless plugs with Raspberry Pi
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Reverse engineering wireless plugs

suikalesuikale

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A modular head for robots. Includes a screen, camera, 2 TOF sensors, and expandable IO
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Robot Head Unit

holotype-roboticsHolotype Robotics

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Gesture Recognition with Ameba
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TensorFlow Lite - Magic Wand

pammyleongpammyleong

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This is a simple beginner Arduino project with a great visual effect, but also a very useful tool when learning to play a musical instrument
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DIY Simple Arduino Metronome

mircemkmircemk

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"Phone" like device to control GSM enabled appliances, like driveway gates, garage doors, building alarm systems
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GSM device remote control

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