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Relax, your home knows which appliances to switch on. Justifying "Automation" in low cost Home Automation systems.
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Dexter - The New Age Home Automation

aditya-mukherjeeAditya Mukherjee

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Driving controller-less graphics LCD with Arduino
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Arduino CLGLCD

ivan-kostoskiIvan Kostoski

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A light-weight, cheap, and portable PC for penetration-testers and ethical hackers.
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Portable Pen-Testing Hack Box

muhammedmuhammed

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A versatile autonomous environmental drone using a buoyancy engine
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OSUG: Open-Source Underwater Glider

alexwalexw

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The device that allows to turn on/off two pairs of the outlet sockets via Web browser through Wi-Fi. Based on ESP8266 and Arduino Mini.
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IoT Power Strip

dev-labdev-lab

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While you could use a WiFi shield, or one of the many, many, ESP8266-equipped 'duinos out there, why not just make your USB cable WIRELESS?
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Wireless USB for Instant IoT

thane-huntThane Hunt

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Week of Arduino
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Arduino Skillz

kendoken.do

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WeatherPi - Solar Powered Raspberry Pi Station

switchdoc-labsSwitchDoc Labs

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The most integrated FPGA module as of 2017
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The 'Configum-2' FPGA module

knvdKn/vD

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The OwnWatch is a Arduino compatible smartwatch which is soft- and hardware expandable and not much bigger than a common brand smartwatch
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OwnWatch

moritz-wenzelMoritz Wenzel

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Fully 3D Printed 6 DOF Arduino Robot Arm
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LittleArm Big

slantconceptsslantconcepts

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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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For everyone who wants to develop ATtiny10 on Arduino IDE
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ATtiny10 Dev Environment on Arduino IDE

kimio-kosakaKimio Kosaka

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Interacting with objects just looking at them has always been a dream for humans.
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Eye of Horus, Open Source Eye Tracking Assistance

makeroni-labsMakeroni Labs

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Make Stereo Camera from any 2 same camera then merge the videos with provided software.
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DIY Stereo Camera

birkanBirkan

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Zn-Cu stomach acid based bio-galvanic cell powers a hacked activity tracker small enough to swallow and reconfigured as a 'smart pill'.
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Stomach Acid Powered Smart Pill

curt-whiteCurt White

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Arduino-based heaband that uses haptic feedback to navigate blind people. Controlled via Bluetooth using Android app.
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Ariadne Headband

vojtech-pavlovskyVojtech Pavlovsky

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It's not smart. It's a raspberry pi I can ssh into. With a fancy mac inspired case.
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Heimdall - dumb remote home

davedarkodavedarko

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Part-DB is an Open-Source inventory management system for your electronic components. It is installed on a web server and so can be accessed
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Part-DB - Open Source inventory software

jan-bJan B.

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A replacement controller for Lavet stepper clock movements
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Crazy Clock

nick-sayerNick Sayer

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Living in a Residential Bldg with long hallways & doors that all look the same, I tell folks to look for the door with the multi-color Ball.
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DoorBall

grayson-schlichtingGrayson Schlichting

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