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Hobby brushless motors are incredibly cheap and powerful. However we need a way to make robots out of them. ODrive is that way.
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ODrive - High performance motor control

oskar-weiglOskar Weigl

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Science in your hand. A pocket-sized instrument capable of visualizing and exploring the world around you.
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Open Source Science Tricorder

peter-jansenpeter jansen

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Python-powered machine vision modules
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OpenMV

iabdalkaderi.abdalkader

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Following the work of https://openservo.org/ , continue development on bringing high quality digital servos for robotics
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OpenServo 2.0

w4ilunw4ilun

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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 printable robot arm, a little bigger than the usual hobby servo once.
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3D Printable Robot Arm

andreas-hoelldorferAndreas Hoelldorfer

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The physical keyboard for virtual reality.
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Keychange

owen-truebloodOwen Trueblood

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Take samples from an antenna, mounted to a robot that looks shockingly like a 3D printer, running slightly modified Marlin
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Roll your own Radio Telescope/camera

alex-dickmanAlex Dickman

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Project to build a working swear detector to enforce the verbal morality statute from the movie Demolition Man.
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Demolition Man Verbal Morality Statute Monitor

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LoFi is a very low cost ($5), small, auto-transmitting module. Preassembled and preprogrammed. Simply attach to your appliances or projects!
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LoFi

david-cookDavid Cook

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A design for a mechanical counterpressure space suit prototype. Open within the limits of US Export Control Law.
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Space Suit - SilSuit Project

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Pocket Sized, 3d Printable, Coaxial Scout Drone
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NAVI - "Hey, listen!"

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Multi-year always-on LED replacements for gaseous tritium light sources
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TritiLED

ted-yapoTed Yapo

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A completely-open, scratch-built PUMA arm with 24" reach and 1lb payload
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Open-Source 6-Axis Robotic Arm

colin-kingsburyColin Kingsbury

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Yes - No - Maybe? The goal is to completely step away from the normal binary system and investigate alternative computing systems.
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Base 3 -Ternary Computer from scratch.

thundersqueakThunderSqueak

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Building all the tools neccesary to make chips at home.
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Semiconductors @ Home

nixieNixie

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Solar transportation for self-sufficiency.
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A diy solar car for $12k

joel-fairsteinJoel Fairstein

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This is set of small breakout board I use to fill up space on multipanel boards
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Breakout board set

jaromirsukubajaromir.sukuba

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Use the power of your muscles to interact with the world
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Mumai

alvaro-villosladaAlvaro Villoslada

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Reducing waste by not just storing objects, but remembering and generating information about them.
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Desktop Warehouse

owen-truebloodOwen Trueblood

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A speaker system for any mobile device. No tools, parts or tinkering necessary.
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The World's Simplest Hack: iPod Party Amplifier

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