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Open source 3D printable DLP 3D printer.
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Sunrise - DLP 3D Printer, printable.

jaime-garcaJaime García

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This is a demo project for my Bluetooth Low Energy Mesh Protocol using a simple nRF51822 based board
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Bluetooth Low Energy Mesh Protocol

tim-wilkinsonTim Wilkinson

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Pi 3 in a metal box? No problem!
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Raspberry Pi 3 External Antenna

kris-jacobsKris Jacobs

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Open Source competition robot development. You will never be alone for your contest again!
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Open Robotics Eurobot

newdrivenewdrive

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Multispectral (LWIR, NIR, Vis, UV) Imager and Imaging (NIR-Vis-UV) Polarimeter Based on the Raspberry Pi
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All-Mode Raspberry Pi Imager

david-prutchiDavid Prutchi

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MetalicaRap will soon be the world's first self-printing 3D metal printer. My project will one day let it print its own integrated circuits.
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Printed Semiconductors for 3D Metal Printers

misha-dubrovskyMisha Dubrovsky

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A custom AVR Development Board to build modular projects
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AVR Arduino Development Board

julian-labuschagneJulian Labuschagne

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The idea behind this project is to provide an open-source stand-alone Kinect and Raspberry Pi2 based 3D Scanner.
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Open Source Kinect stand-alone 3D Scanner

mario-lukasMario Lukas

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Arduino UNO based GPS navigation system. Total cost below $25. It has 320*240 TFT showing the actual position on a map.
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Real simple and cheap GPS navigation

middelbeekmiddelbeek

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A tutorial showing how to connect an Arduino with a motor wirelessly to PHIRO robot using Pocket Code smartphone app.
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Mobile Robotic Arm using PHIRO + Arduino

robotixusaRobotixUSA

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Program an Automation controller PAC using FORTH in Linux
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May the FORTH be with Opto22 PAC and Linux

absolutelyautomationAbsolutelyautomation

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pixel-see-decibel: sound localization and characterization on screen
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PixeeBel

ahkonchaahkoncha

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IoT pill dispenser with alerts to ensure compliance
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Medcheck

bsuttonbsutton

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DIY Smartphone using Raspberry Pi A+, Camera, TFT, and Adafruit FONA with custom mobile OS.
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DIY Smartphone

tyspatyspa

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Driving the Witti Dotti device via Bluetooth from a Linux-based device (e.g., via Python on the Raspberry Pi 2)
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Dotti Interfacing via Bluetooth LE on Linux

martin-falaticMartin Falatic

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A device that is changing the bad medical care in Romanian hospitals.It's does so by monitoring Heartbeats Oxigen Temperature of a pacient.
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Health Mate

moldovanu-ionutMoldovanu Ionut

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Yet Another Automated Ascii Art Creation Script
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YAAAACS

alphaninjaalpha_ninja

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A strap on exoskeleton build under $1000
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StarkExo

abhijeet-khandagaleAbhijeet Khandagale

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Turn your garden, security lighting or task lighting on and off automatically each night with this circuit. It's easy to install.
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0.2$ Day Night Switch

manoj-thakurManoj Thakur

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My attempt to make a fully customizable mechanical keyboard with integrated analog inputs
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MyHackIt

chrisbrinkerchris.brinker

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A lawn sprinkler system that can adapt to the weather
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Weather-Sensing Sprinkler Controller

matthew-gingerichMatthew Gingerich

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