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Projects Hiroyuki OYAMA likes and follows

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Generally this project aims at testing and improving security of crypto wallets and transaction
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Crypto wallets security and lack of such

pilonapilona

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A dual-screen, ESP32 powered ereader: Own your device, own your books
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Diptyx E-reader

martijnMartijn

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

mooseprmoosepr

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Building a better linear CCD scanner camera - Not just a scanner in a box -
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Project Gigapixel - Linear CCD camera

yannick-gigawipfYannick (Gigawipf)

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The 8-key macro pad with screen isn’t just another macro pad — it's a visual, scriptable, dynamic control deck you build and own.
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8‑Key Macro pad with 3.5 inch LCD

shu-yangSHU YANG

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The multi-channel power supply (5 Channels up to 100W) solution designed to transform a standard USB port into a flexible energy source.
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BenchVolt PD

eeengineer4everEEEngineer4Ever

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Bring true hi-fi audio to your smart home
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Esparagus Audio Brick

andriymalyshenkoandriy.malyshenko

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After 45 years, the original Microtronic firmware ROM rises from the ashes and flies with new hardware!
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Microtronic Phoenix

michael-wesselMichael Wessel

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A handheld PC
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Decktility

ken-van-hoeylandtKen Van Hoeylandt

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This project successfully demonstrates that the Unihiker K10 board, despite being AI-oriented, can effectively utilize standard Arduino lib.
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Making a Retro Analog NTP Clock with Unihiker K10

mircemkmircemk

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After over three decades, AOL finally discontinued their dial-up internet service. But now your Wi-Fi connection can make the same sounds.
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Making Wi-Fi Sound Like Dial-Up Internet

nick-bildNick Bild

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compact, energy-efficient, battery-powered system for ePaper-based display of information gathered via Wi-Fi
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inki - low power wireless epaper device

casparcaspar

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Motherboard for 3d printer using rp2040 microcontroller
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3D printer motherboard using RP2040

mrqMrQ

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ESP32-based digital walkie-talkie (VoIP) for local Wi-Fi networks.
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Stray

alexAlex

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Smart amplifier fusing analog tone control with modern Arduino control - Bluetooth, headphone out & real-time spectrum in one compact unit.
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Arduino Mini Amplifier

dilshan-jayakodyDilshan Jayakody

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Transcribe MIDI to readable music notation
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MIDI transcriber

lion-mclionheadlion mclionhead

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Easy-to-build VFO (Variable Frequency Oscillator) that features a clear, touch-enabled circular display with retro-style virtual scales.
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Build simple Retro Style VFO

mircemkmircemk

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A Euro-rack Version of my Similar Atari Punk Console synthcard with a Stingy Edge.
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SunBurst Sting OSCILLATOR

neil-mundtNeil Mundt

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Hardware and software come together to create a mind-blowing Teensy audio channel count.
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64 Channel Teensy Audio

richard-pRichard P

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EuroRack Adapter Module RJ45 or Cat6 Breakout board
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Vines~Link

neil-mundtNeil Mundt

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I made a titanium E string for my violin. It sounds good and stays in tune. Being a lower tension it is good for fragile older violins
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Violin Titanium E String

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