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Arduino IDE is also available in Mobiles, We can program any MCU using this. This supports over 100 type of MCU boards.
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How to Program Arduino and ESP using Mobile device

sagar-001Sagar 001

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I made a pair of I2C libraries for AVR micros with USI two-wire mode capabilities (+ a practical example with some attiny85's!)
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I2C libraries for attiny85-like AVR micros

albert-gonzalezAlbert Gonzalez

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J1772 EVSE firmware for ESP32 based devices
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esp32-evse

miroslav-dzrikMiroslav Dzúrik

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To build and use a DIY Radio Telescope
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Radio Telescope

andre-powellAndre Powell

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A hexapod robot companion, that gets tools for you and reminds you to put them back. Also cute.
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Kevin - Robot Companion For Makers

christian-koschmiederChristian Koschmieder

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A solar-powered, Raspberry Pi-like Board idea that runs on 5mW
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The FemtoTX Motherboard Standard

giovanniGiovanni

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My employers made mobile radios for ambulances, police cars, etc. and asked for a programming gadget on a bit of prototyping board.
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Mobile radio firmware updater

keithKeith

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A 1980s style 8-bit computer running BASIC. Includes OLED screen and a QWERTY keyboard. Oh, and the whole thing fits in an Altoids tin.
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eMBee ONE pocket computer

matthew-beggMatthew Begg

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Squeak is a LoRaWAN GPS pet tracker with a very long battery life. It allows you to ask your pets to share their location
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Squeak: GPS pet tracker

mihaicuciucmihai.cuciuc

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A mobile dev terminal, hacker device, anything you like!!
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CL-32

mooseprmoosepr

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Can we build Machine Learning enabled sensor for under 1 USD?
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1 dollar TinyML

jon-nordbyJon Nordby

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Simple, inexpensive bird feeder that dispenses peanuts in exchange for dropping stuff in a hole. A vending machine for clever birds.
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Vending Machine for Birds

stephen-chaseyStephen Chasey

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In this project, I built a very simple 4 bit RISC CPU. *Sponsored by PCBway
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The simplest 4-bit RISC CPU

marsianin245Marsianin245

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Find your way out the labyrinth without seeing it from the top
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Blind maze

penumbrielpenumbriel

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It transforms from a fruit-like appearance and walks on multiple legs.
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Sherobo - Spherical Quadruped Robot

ryota-kobayashiRyota Kobayashi

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In this project, I built a very simple 8 bit RISC CPU Using small number of TTL chips.
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The simplest 8-bit RISC CPU

marsianin245Marsianin245

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Growing radishes indoors with an ESP32: monitor soil, temp, and light; automate watering; capture time-lapses; integrate with Home Assistant
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Esp32 powered indoor garden

erikErik

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I am currently cycling around the world and jelle.bike is hosted directly from my bike using the energy generated by my dynamo-hub.
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Hosting a website from a bike

jelle-reithJelle Reith

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Building bio inspired realistic looking humanoid robots to do chores and sports and stuff.
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My Advanced Realistic Humanoid Robots Project

larryLarry

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a tiny solar harvesting (faint) ever light
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Lampion

atelierleluatelierlelu

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Interactive 20x20 board with lifting voxel cells, each featuring a 4x4 RGB LED matrix, controlled by Arduino Nano
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CableEnable Punch!

dima-matasovDima Matasov

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