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A $200 smart Linux drone with the Pi Zero and the PXFmini autopilot shield.
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Pi0drone

vctor-mayoral-vilchesVíctor Mayoral Vilches

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Pi Zero and camera weigh 13 grams making it an ideal setup for data logging, HD video recording and custom On Screen Display for FPV.
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Raspberry Pi Zero FPV camera and OSD

maksim-surguyMaksim Surguy

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Analog video synthesizer you can touch with a five finger light gun. Makes music too.
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Rasterphonic Glove

russell-kramerRussell Kramer

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r0ck candy is a social, portable pirate radio station stuffed in a candy container
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r0ck candy Pirate Radio

mark-gundersonmark gunderson

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Pushing the limits of tiny robotics - MiniPIDDY is a miniturized version of my PIDDYbot - a Self Balancing Robot.
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Worlds Smallest Balancing Robot? MiniPIDDY

sean-hodginsSean Hodgins

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ESP 8266 as plant monitor system.
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IOT plant monitor

victorVictor

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I created a digital dashboard for my pre-OBDII car which gives me full control over what is shown on the dash
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Raspberry Pi Car Dashboard

greg-mathewsGreg Mathews

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A visual dataflow language for educational robots, with a graphical editor which runs in your web browser.
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Flobot

nick-mooreNick Moore

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HydroBot is a modular control system for automating hydroponic gardens.
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HydroBot

matthewreedmatthewreed

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Build low cost weather sensors that collect weather data for Zimbabwe in real time and display it on a website
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Babel Weather Network

russell-mazondeRussell Mazonde

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Saving water with your smart-phone
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Project pH5.6 IoT Water Harvesting System

sagnik-bhattacharyaSagnik Bhattacharya

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Little Price, Big Data! We have developed multi-board Pi clusters and have gotten Hadoop to run. Now we need see what it will do!
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Hadoop on a 100 Board Raspberry Pi Cluster

phil-hazurPhil Hazur

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An ESP8266 is used to control a 12VDC or 24VDC string of white or RGB LED's.
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Under Cabinet LED Lighting Controller

matt-meerianMatt Meerian

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Music from Youtube by Webview
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Bylink Music Tube

mipstudioM.i.P.studio

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A Simple Way Of Monitoring Plants To Make Sure They Are Getting What They Need.
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Easy Planter

james-cannanJames Cannan

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Build your IOT projects with Universal eCog modules that simply snap into low cost enclosures.
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GadgetBox - No More Shield Stacking or Ugly Wires!

jack-gassettJack Gassett

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A handheld pi project!
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Pasty Zero

welsh-mulletWelsh Mullet

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In order to achieve the first stage of precision farming, i want to create a cheap soil moisture sensor with wireless communication.
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A cheap capacitive soil moisture sensor

valentin-ortegaValentin Ortega

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Trying to use board from a under $30, off the shelf quadrocopter as a ARM devboard
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Hacking cheap mini-quadrocopter

lb5trlb5tr

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Yet another Raspberry Pi Zero based handheld gaming device, but with 640*480 high resolution lcd
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PiBor Zero

wenting-zhangWenting Zhang

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Fresh, organic food is important! Grow your own in unused space and take care of it remotely. Plants and smarts are powered by the sun!
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Solar Powered, Remote Controlled, Smart Garden

james-thomasJames Thomas

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