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A 7 segment display Arduino clock with RTC, alarm and brightness control.
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Yet Another Arduino Clock

neoNeo

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4x5 micro display with attiny85
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Standalone LED micromatrix display

bobriciusbobricius

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An Arduino Zero compatible motor driver for robotics projects.
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ZeroDriver

mahesh-venkitachalamMahesh Venkitachalam

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ArduPiSHIELD - universal IoT shield for Raspberry Pi and Arduino Uno, Nano, Mini, Pro Mini, Micro, Leonardo and many other boards
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IoT ArduPiSHIELD for Raspberry Pi and Arduino

simonSimon

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A microcomputer with PS/2 keyboard, SD card storage and composite video output, running Terminal-BASIC
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BASIC microcomputer, based on Arduino

andrey-skvortsovAndrey Skvortsov

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A Cloud-Connected Vaporizer Platform
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Vapeix Shield 1.0 - Arduino Vapor & IoT

kyle-newtonKyle Newton

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Digital audio mixer using S/PDIF implemented on an FPGA
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FPGA S/PDIF Digital Audio Mixer

pontus-rodlingPontus Rodling

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The ShopArm is an easily implemented robot arm. Just train it and then use it
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ShopArm: A Practical 3D Printed Robot Arm

slantconceptsslantconcepts

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Making Hardware with Simple Drag and Drop
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Wikit: programmable hardware with flowchart

minqi-baominqi bao

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From farm to table
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Arduino RC airplane

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This project that I made in my university was about get a virtual reality with Arduino.
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Arduino+Virtual reality+Wii

diegoballesterosDiegoBallesteros

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Spinal Cord for Robotics. The easiest way to connect the brains of your phone to the brawn of robotics.
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BotSpine

kaikai

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Using TEA5767 module and InvIoT.com U1 to build an FM Radio
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FM Radio. Arduino Compatible

inviot-dimitri-synodinosInvIoT Dimitri Synodinos

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A compact, battery powered IOT multi sensor module with wifi & MQTT support. Feat. temperature, humiditity, lux, air pressure, PIR & more
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ESPmobe - battery powered ESP32 IoT-sensor

michaelMichael

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You need light to survive in Minecraft. So turn your torches on and off automatically using the BGM111, a phone and a few boxes of Legos!
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Bluetooth + Smartphone Minecraft Mod

siliconlabssiliconlabs

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An open-source Arduino based toolkit to learn, build & debug electronics and robotics projects
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evive: a prototyping platform for makers

dhrupal-r-shahDhrupal R Shah

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Use Embedis to store MQTT data items persistently in EEPROM or FLASH memory
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An Embedis IoT Keystore for MQTT

pattern-agentsPattern Agents

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The project aims at developing a classifier running on Raspberry pi for a low cost solution for monitoring endangered species such as tigers
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Raspberry Pi based endangered species monitoring

int-smartint-smart

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Reversed schematic and PCB of Raspberry Pi Camera v2.1
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Raspberry Pi Camera v2.1 Reversed

dryerziniaDrYerzinia

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11 LEDs connected by Charlieplexing to a Arduino with two buttons for two player inputs, and coded with AVR assembly
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2D Pong Game using AVR Assembly

ericEric

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voice over IP phone using an external hard phone with an 8bit low cost microcontroller
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A voice over ip phone with a microcontroller

talla-brian-mondeTalla Brian Monde

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