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A simple board that lets you use the SPI interface on a Raspberry Pi to program ATMEL AVR microcontrollers.
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AVR Programmer for Raspberry Pi

kevinKevin

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An OpenSource 3D position tracking system compatible with all VR headsets to make VR an exceptionnal experience
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VR Tracker

jules-thuillierJules Thuillier

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Turned an antique intercom into an Amazon Echo
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50s Intercom Raspberry Pi Echo

nickrbrewernick.r.brewer

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I am using Raspberry PIs and Pulseaudio for synchronous music streaming in my appartment.
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Multiroom Music Streaming

mlteM@lte

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We realized the system that everybody wants. Brushing cute girl's teeth with haptic feedback in virtual world. http://youtu.be/d3nQTQ2up34
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VR Tooth Brushing

mohammedarimohammedari

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

kumaravelKumaravel

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A wearable PC using a Raspberry Pi and a Vufine as the display.
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Raspberry Pi Wearable

jay-tjay-t

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Making audiences part of the show with toys and tools for internet streamers. Supports Twitch now, more on the way.
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Internet Toybox for Twitch and Live Streams

die-master-monkeyDie, Master Monkey!

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IoT System to control 433 MHz RC power sockets, PIR sensors, Door Sensors and much more.
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iot-433mhz

rocco-musolinoRocco Musolino

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LED sculpture on permanent display in downtown Los Angeles
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Crystal Monster

todbottodbot

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Attempting to use high voltage for better adhesion to print bed
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High-voltage assisted 3d printing

deepsoicDeepSOIC

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Diabeto is an open hardware device that wirelessly transmits blood glucose readings from a Glucometer into a smartphone
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Diabeto

diabetoDiabeto

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What's the future of 3D printing technology? Wearables. Therefore, a wearable 3D printer.
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Reprap Busby

benchoffBenchoff

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Muribot is a low-cost, easy to use, open-source and feature-rich learning tool for exploring programming, robotics, and STEM fields.
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Muribot Robotic Educational Platform

crypto-neoCrypto [Neo]

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Stalk-VR is an innovative new virtual reality horror game experience available for Android or iPhone that uses a free DIY controller.
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Shoot Zombies in Virtual Reality with your Phone

matthewhallbergmatthewhallberg

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Compact, ESP8266 based, battery powered, multi target De-Auth attack implementation.
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Weekend on the Dark Side

rand-druidRand Druid

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I made my own clear plastic tooth aligners with 3D printing, laser scanning, and vacuum forming. amosdudley.com/weblog/Ortho
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OrthoPrint

amos-dudleyAmos Dudley

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An analog beat sequencer with nixie display and RGB LED envelope feedback
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Arduino-controlled nixie sequencer

clandestignCLANDESTIGN

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Building a 6-axis robot based on the Thor robot. When size DOES matter!
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Building the Thor robot

olaf-baeyensOlaf Baeyens

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This is a derivative wikit program for you to control arduino 101 neuron A.I. function with simply drag and drop
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wikitIDE: program arduino 101 visually

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Single board design for a RetroPie handheld gaming device.
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Raspberry Pi CM3L Single Board Handheld

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