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20 autonomous battery-powered bright LEDs, TouchOSC interface, generative art, Artnet(DMX)/OpenSoundControl support
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Radio LED controller

alexander-urbanovichAlexander Urbanovich

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An digital clock made out of 144 7 segment displays
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7 Segment display array clock

frughaFrugha

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A large clock using modular origami for the numbers and shadows for the hands
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Origami Clock

gorlothGorloth

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Plans, parts, and code for building your very own clock that no one can read. (Except you... maybe.)
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Analog Binary Infinity Mirror Clock

shawn-kovalchickShawn Kovalchick

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This projects tracks my efforts to develop discrete LED-Transistor logic building blocks and designing a CPU from them.
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LCPU - A CPU in LED-Transistor-Logic (LTL)

timTim

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made to measure patterns based on the vector graphic technology : www.cuttingmaster.in
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Scalable pattern making software

venkata-orugantivenkata oruganti

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a custom three axis cnc machine for carving candles.
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CNC Candle Carver

john-opsahlJohn Opsahl

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This clock was made to watch time in an aesthetically and funny way, you will never get bored watching it
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Arkaclock: Retro arcade Arkanoid with clock

victor-serranoVictor Serrano

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In this project I'm trying to bring to life an evil robot from Black Mirror series, the Metalhead dog
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Black Mirror's Metalhead Dog

the-meiquerThe Meiquer

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We're going for it now, 612 LEDs, 51 of them controlled by a single IS31FL3733 chip
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LEDodecahedron

davedarkodavedarko

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The tree of life is a very popular wire sculpture, but this design is different since it has LED's to the end of branches to light it up.
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Freeform tree of life with LED's

sander-van-de-borSander van de Bor

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Dial indicators are common measuring instruments in the machine shop and are often referred to as clocks. Can they tell time too?
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Dial Indicator Clock

vegipetevegipete

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Open Source tested and Proven Model Rocket TVC Gimbal
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K-9 Rocket Thrust Vector Control Gimbal

canine-defense-technologiCanine Defense Technologi

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The classic Geneva Wheel mechanism, but sillier
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PCB Geneva Wheel

sam-ettingerSam Ettinger

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A TI ez430 Chronos watch is the perfect platform for an emergency alert device for an ill family member...
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Stupid Simple Alert Watch

ogdentoogdento

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VALTRACK-V4MFW is a configurable GPS tracking device with wireless charging and Bluetooth 5 support
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VALTRACK-V4MFW - 4G/LTE enabled GPS tracker

raviypujarraviypujar

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Made this useless robot from junk
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From The Junk

tinandjartinandjar

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Found an old backpack from french brand Millet and retrofitted with lights and sensors
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Retrofitting of a vintage Millet backpack

giulio-ponsGiulio Pons

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An interactive soundboard to be used by my dog, Clover, for communication. Inspired by the work of Christina Hunger, M.A.
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The Clover Translator

christina-ramseyChristina Ramsey

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wireless temp/hum sensor and connected objects
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Temperature / Humidiy node

aymenaymen

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A star shaped PCB with 10x LEDs on each side, a programmable ATMEGA328, and micro USB power option
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“The Star” 20x LED decoration

neil-parrisNeil Parris

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