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I have made a new image processing software (LAPTouch) that can convert your conventional laptop or desktop screen into touchscreen
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"Laptouch" Turn normal screen into touch screen

hanifalisohaghanifalisohag

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A low cost, full featured open source, industrial camera
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Open Source Industrial Smart Camera

apodiantApodiant

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A digital 24 hour clock using only relays and diodes for the counting logic.
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Relay Logic Clock

dave-gnnerDave Gönner

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An inexpensive and more accurate GPS receiver accessory for Nikon D3100 (and compatible) cameras.
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GPS Receiver for Nikon D3100 Cameras

kevinKevin

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An Extension to use Arduino boards with AtmelStudio, with usual coding that we all LOVE, 8bit registers and stuff + CHEAP AVR DEV BOARDS
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AVR on Arduino

zaidpirwaniZaidPirwani

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Using a cluster of five raspberry pis, a Flir Lepton and three Raspberry pi NOIR cameras with appropriate filters, an imager was born.
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Synthetic Aperture Multispectral Imager

conrad-farnsworthConrad Farnsworth

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An arduino for the first of us
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Olduino

bill-roweBill Rowe

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Open source development platform for learning electronics, robotics and programming.
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Oktopod: Dev Kit for Robo-ideas!

oktopod-studioOktopod Studio

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Zmodo have some cool cameras! This project is about reversing protocols / bins of all things zomodo to bypass the cloud.
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Zmodo - Local Controller

ril3yril3y

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Connecting Raspberry Pi to 230V Sainsmart relais
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PiSaint home automation board

richard-deiningerRichard Deininger

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POISED is a laser scanner - a camera and a projector: captures images using one laser, and in real time another laser renders those images
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POISED- Parallel Optical Imaging SystEm Device

hannahmishinhannah.mishin

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An expensive but durable hands-free Bluetooth stereo for the garage.
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Garage Stereo II

mikeMike

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TerraSpider is part of wireless robotic system capable of designing, repairing and maintaining vast landscapes over extended periods of time
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Terra Spider

anh-vuAnh Vu

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Add USB charging to UV3 radio
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Baofeng UV3 USB charging station conversion

garyGary

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ATmega32 based controller/display for my old espresso machine. It controls brew/steam temperature, pump, grinder etc.
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AVR controlled espresso machine

tobias-rathjeTobias Rathje

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ESP8266 based Platform with many included analog and digital functions that can help you to learn and also develop your IOT projects.
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CBDB Evo - ESP8266 Learning / Development platform

johnnyJohnny

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An innovative, more efficient, chemical-free, groundbreaking means of sterilizing medical apparatus
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Medical Plasma Sterilization

alex-lunguAlex Lungu

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A minimalist direct conversion radio receiver. 4 general purpose transistors and a Polyakov 2 diode mixer.
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PolyMorph Receiver

morphmorph

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A gift real special, so take off the top / Take a look inside--it's my clock in a box
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Clock in a Box

christopher-hillerChristopher Hiller

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A quick digital clock based on a Teensy 3.1 and some LED matrices
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Teensy Clock

rich-hRich H

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ambiguous title
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lets steal it

amarAmar

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