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Free and open source tool for exploring science and electronics anytime anywhere
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Chapter 1 : Raspberry Pi Zero W Stepper Motor Module Balancing Robot and 3d Printer - CNC Machine
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Low cost IoT platform for Arduino Nano and Raspberry Pi under 9USD for all parts (included shipping) base on Ebay seller.
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Low cost (~ 9$) IoT for Arduino and Raspberry Pi

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4 Digit Nixie Clock driven by Raspberry Pi Zero and Arduinix board.
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Quoting Einstein "If the bee disappeared off the surface of the globe then man would only have four years of life left.
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We are building an assistive robotic arm for my daughter who recently became paralyzed in her left arm.
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Spot trespassers with a neural network and transmit basic results via LoRa
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Endurance opens source code for schools, universities, for robotics camps of SelfieBot. SelfieBot is a basic (stationary) telepresence
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SelfieBot for education. DIY mobile driven robot.

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A retropie/emulation station project with a Super Nintendo housing.
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ESP32 based Kitchen Timer with RTC Clock and Temperature compensated 32khz Clock.
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Funny Clock & Timer

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Halloween Pumpkin Android controlled LED and Sound Effects
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AVR Halloween Pumpkin V2

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ILI9341 based touchscreen for top wall mounting for ESP8266 & ESP32
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VGA from a Cortex-M4, written in pure Rust
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Electronic Simon Says game with NXPs LPC810 microcontroller
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LPC810 based Simon Says Game

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