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Yet another overkill project. An attempt at building a portable and versatile GCS for robotics.
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Robotics Ground Control Station

maximiliano-palayMaximiliano Palay

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Morphing clock
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GETULA

ekaggrat-singh-kalsiekaggrat singh kalsi

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In order to display the function of NE555, I made an object that can replace two resistors and a diode.
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Spot the NE555!

airpocketAIRPOCKET

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This device is for automating a timed inflation/deflation cycle for an inflatable vest.
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Automatic Timed Inflation Device

tevianTevian

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7 segment clock
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EPTAORA

ekaggrat-singh-kalsiekaggrat singh kalsi

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Miniature, modular pneumatics toolkit for control & sensing of Soft Robots and Programmable Materials, developed at MIT Media Lab
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FlowIO Platform

ali-shtarbanovAli Shtarbanov

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I developed a 6 axis robot with half a meter reach and 3kg payload. It is servo driven and features absolut encoders on all axis.
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Dynamic 6-Axis Robot from scratch

adrian-prinzAdrian Prinz

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Portable CoreXY 3D printer - lighter, more compact than V1
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X printer V2

malte-schraderMalte Schrader

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Waste plastic turned into raw material for 3D printing.
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Direct Granules Extruder, FDM prints from powder

norbert-heinzNorbert Heinz

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Mouse Whisperer is a small development kit that is based on ATtiny85. It will act like a physical mouse and draw circles when you're away
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Mouse whisperer

andriymalyshenkoandriy.malyshenko

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It's a display in front of your eyes that runs Linux. You can do pretty much anything with it.
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Raspberry Pi Zero W Smart Glasses

teemu-laurilaTeemu Laurila

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Using UV LEDs, Phosphorescent Glow material, and clever mechanisms, a reusable and exciting display can come to life!
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UV Glow-In-The-Dark Laser Displays

tuckershannonTuckerShannon

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Battery-powered, ESP32-based laser XY scanner with auto-homing and wireless control
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LaserProjector V2

stanleyprojectsStanleyProjects

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Recreating vintage and unique hardware using modern components
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LED filament based seven-segment displays

madisonMadison

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A Working Replica of the classic 555 timer made using discrete components
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Giant 555 Timer

rudraksha-vegadRudraksha Vegad

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Have a close look at how Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM) works and what can be achieved with a simple setup
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Spark erosion: Detailed view, simple machinery

norbert-heinzNorbert Heinz

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Eventually, a SAMD21-based digital watch I'd actually want to wear.
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DingWatch 0.3

kinetic-labsKinetic Labs

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A collapsible table projection system for tracing and cutting patterns and plans
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Pattern/Plan Projector

quinnQuinn

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I bought a 1965 Singer 338 as my first machine to tinker with.
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Extending the Range of a Singer 338

kristina-panoskristina panos

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Up to now, most manufacturers of laser cutters of the mid to lower price range make use of grbl, but totally ignore the GPL v3 license!
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Don't ignore Open Source licenses!

norbert-heinzNorbert Heinz

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More photos and videos available at: https://imgur.com/a/XchnCUN
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Safe Cracker built for late 1800s Diebold safe

alex-carpenterAlex Carpenter

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