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Using a terminal from 1976 as home automation hub. Because we can.
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ADM-3A Dumb Terminal Home Automation Hub

daniel-karpantschofDaniel Karpantschof

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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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Really easy IoT hardware. And cheap too.
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nRFIoT - Easy IoT Sensors

justinJustin

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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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Track simple objects using a webcam, Arduino and a laser
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Arduino + OpenCV Laser Tracking

adam-oakleyAdam Oakley

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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 basic radar system makes radar accessible at low cost for experiments with rangefinding & navigation of autonomous aircraft or spacecraft.
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Simple, low-cost FMCW radar

luke-westonLuke Weston

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Four channels of DMA, plus 1MHz ADC on PIC32 and a cheap TV make a good audio rate scope for less than $22.
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PIC32 scope, 1 Megasample/sec

bruce-landBruce Land

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robot lawn mower on steroids
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autoCut

schuhumischuhumi

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Project Noah (Network Of Automated Hardware) is an open source home automation system designed to be connected to the Pi or Windows/Linux PC
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Project Noah

dewetDewet

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The one of the most revolutionary inventions of the 20th Century, designed for DIY gene replication.
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$5 DNA Replicator

davidDavid

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A solar powered autonomous submarine that explores and measures the ocean at night, and posts the results to Twitter and Facebook by day.
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ArduSub

cjhcjh

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Building a digital large format camera
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Large Format Camera

jimmycalzenjimmy.c.alzen

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an unofficial hackaday zine
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h4d-zine

aleksandar-bradicAleksandar Bradic

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Using a cheap digital dial indicator interfaced with CNC machine to map 2D surface. Progress: Almost Done
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Digital Dial Indicator CNC Surface Probe

justin-rJustin R.

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A lawn mower built into an electric wheelchair, controlled via camera and PS2 game controller. Mow more for higher score!
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LawnBot 5000 - The Robot Mover

deweyDewey

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7 segment LED Display Dice

pbtechPB_Tech

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Is a simple NodeJS app that uses the Twitter Stream API and an Emic 2 Text-to-Speech Module to read tweets out loud.
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tweetie-pi

troyforstertroy.forster

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After seeing a commercial for a Telepresence robot on TV, I knew I wanted one, but after looking at prices I didn't want to pay for one.
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Telepresence Robot

joe-fernerJoe Ferner

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Futuristic dwellings & new types of efficient structures made by dynamic "Bottle Brix" : trash composites found anywhere, used everywhere!
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Type 1 Civilization Builder

mink-stacktraneMink Stacktrane

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The handle bars on this walker go up and down on track actuators. It helps me stand up and walk.
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The Super Walker

drew-shelleyDrew Shelley

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