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Projects Niels Stamhuis likes and follows

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A smartwatch project using STM32 microcontroller with ST7735 1.44' Lcd display screen, Bluetooth 4.0 and some sensors
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MENTOL SmartWatch

furkan-etinFurkan Çetin

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A system that tracks limb movement of people who have movement disorders to assist in diagnosis and therapy
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Human Limb Tracking

jonathan-kellyJonathan Kelly

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throwing stuff from eBay I hoarded at a project to control my projects
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NRF24L01 remote project

davedarkodavedarko

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This Augmented reality Tutorial using Unity3D, Vuforia, Zigfu and Kinect Allows to Control Character with Your Body
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Augmented Reality and Kinect - Control with Body

edgaras-artEdgaras Art

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Progress of Elon University's Rocket Team on making a rocket fly to 10,000 ft.
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Amateur Rockets

keeley-collinsKeeley Collins

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Hooking arlec RC power switches up to modern home automation systems
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Automation - 434MHz Arlec power switches

shinyShiny

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If you can change a light bulb.... You can install this security camera
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Mighty Lighty

kelleykelley

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Internet controlled dog treat dispenser
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Bad Wolf

nancy-yi-liangNancy Yi Liang

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Two-Relay control with any Pi Model, Plus a complete Web page!
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Hardware Control with any Pi

ted-mieskeTed Mieske

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Your Daily Computer Science + Engineering News Fix
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Refried Bits

bithacksbithacks

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With this project I want to show you how you can make Schlieren-Videography at home. To do so we will use the Moiré-effect.
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Schlieren-Videography

jana-marieJana Marie

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Led clock with a Raspberry Pi web radio
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TimeArc

arminArmin

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This is PiP, the portable raspberry pi computer. It runs off of batteries and can do anything a linux pc can and more! No floppys required.
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PiP: Raspberry Pi Portable Slate Computer

elliot-goofeElliot Goofe

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A beginner project exploring the capabilities of the ESP8266 with a WiFi-controllable tank robot
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ESPtank

benjamin-broceBenjamin Broce

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Your own Sentry Ward that allows you to sneak a peek into what's happening around your house from anywhere in the world!
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IoT Twitter Sentry Ward using Intel Edison

satyawaglesatya.wagle

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The Zifnu Rocket Kit #1 combines model making and electronics to create a fun-to-build kit that is designed to inspire and educate.
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Laser-Cut Rocket Model Kit & RGB LED Dev Board

steve-harvardSteve Harvard

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Audi A4 onboard computer based on the Stellaris launchpad board.
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Onboard Stellaris car computer

rui-rexRui Rex

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Similar to a bicycle computer but hackable, including different sensors and potentially connecting to and Android device via bluetooth
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Teensy Bicycle Computer

matias-nMatias N.

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A ridiculously over-engineered secure and automated dispenser for baked and other desserts.
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Automated Dessert Dispenser

debraanselldebraansell

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A key-chain sized Simon Says game based on the ATtiny85
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Tiny Says

stefan-miticStefan Mitic

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Ideally, Stablishing an underground crop based on hydroponic technology and controlled through genuino to sustain a plant storage.
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Automatized Hydroponic Vertical Crop

roberto-vicente-romeroRoberto Vicente Romero

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