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Applying polymorphism to hardware enables users to do more with their devices while avoiding IoT pitfalls.
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Polymorphic Hardware

trey-germanTrey German

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Miniature VT100 with all the bells and whistles
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diy-VT100 - A Miniature hardware terminal

kuldeep-singh-dhakaKuldeep Singh Dhaka

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Integrating open source autopilots from drones into massive pieces of farm equipment to do something useful.
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Autonomous Tractor

matt-reimerMatt Reimer

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Hooking up a DIY spectrometer to professional spectroscopy software
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Universal software for DIY spectrometers

friedrich-mengesFriedrich Menges

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Toolchain to start making your environments connected in a single cloud
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Multisite Home/Office/Hackerspace Automation

joshua-conwayJoshua Conway

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START SWITCHING . . . !
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Home Automation using Raspberry Pi ( IoT )

kumaravelKumaravel

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Ever had an automatic Sliding Gate installed at your house only to open and close it manually. An easy method to get the system running.
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Sliding Gate Automation

lasith-ishanLasith Ishan

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Attempting to hack this LED message Board Help appreciated!
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Vorne XL800 LED Display (32x80)

retroplayerRetroplayer

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USB HUB with VBUS and D+/D- switches emulates cable connected/disconnected between host and device
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Chopper HUB

maxMax

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Using the humble nrf24L01+ modules as BLE beacons to send and receive BLE advertisements .
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BLE beacons from 1$ nrf24L01 modules

pranav-gulatiPranav Gulati

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a custom designed interactive mute
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The Mute of All Evil

phil-mantionePhil Mantione

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Attaching an array of WS2812B LEDs on the edge of my glass desk. Using strips of stripboard PCB to create custom WS2812B LED strips.
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Glass desk LED lighting

stijnStijn

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Built a glucometer using operational amplifiers and a microcontroller.
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Glucometer

allen-mamarilAllen Mamaril

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Packed into a 20 ft. shipping container, this food production system combines automation, hydroponics and aquaculture.
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Containerized Hydro/Aquaculture Food Production

kendoken.do

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A Wireless, Solar Powered GPS & Compass Dongle using Bluetooth Low Energy
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Wireless Navigation Sensor

erland-lewinErland Lewin

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Don't you hate it when your status LED is unreadable in bright light and blinding in the dark?
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Smart status LED

thierryThierry

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Transform your guitar into an IoT device using an Arduino Nano, RaspberryPi and Azure IoT hub
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IoG: The Internet of Guitars

erwin-van-dijkErwin van Dijk

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The Fire-Storm's are state of the art ear-buds that can adapt to any device and has phenomenal sound enhancement modifications.
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Project Fire-Storm

ninjaman6312ninjaman6312

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An arduino and LCD display time in seconds using an optimized QR library by @ch00ftech and an optimized LCD library by @xark
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Enigma QR Clock

arduino-enigmaArduino Enigma

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(former YAUVeC - Yet Another Unmanned Vehicle Controller)
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Modular Unmanned Vehicle Controller

e-n-heringE. N. Hering

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Eight chimes can sound in different patterns whenever I receive a notification through IFTTT
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Audible notifications by a Grandfather's clock

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