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Renders your text as if it were serial data viewed on an oscilloscope
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Scopin' Sans - A typeface for hardware people

guy-dupontGuy Dupont

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Modeled after a wrist watch video sent to me by our youngest son.
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Geneva Clock

greg-zumwaltGreg Zumwalt

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EPROM programmer too expensive? This isn't!
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Relatively Universal ROM Programmer

anders-nielsenAnders Nielsen

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An attempt to make an RC2014 module that emulates the TMS chip, with crisp DVI output and some additional RC2014 functionality
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Emulated TMS9918A using RP2040/DVI

shiela-dixonShiela Dixon

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Laser4DIY is an open-hardware machine for producing PCBs by ablating copper with a laser
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Laser4DIY

fablab-mnchenFabLab München

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Battery powered Linux-terminal handheld with front and rear inputs, 4.3" DSI LCD, a Pi 3A+, and GPIO breakout. WIP.
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Thumb Term

dan-a8ksh4Dan (a8ksh4)

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Easy-to-build 68020 single-board computer - utilizing conventional components only and designed for simplicity and ease of understanding
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68020 minimal homebrew computer

stevenSteven

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PicoSigGen is an arbitrary waveform generator. It aims to cheap, portable and highly functional with the only tradeoff of high accuracy.
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PicoSigGen - Low cost arbitrary waveform generator

rishingoswamirishin.goswami

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An input device to enter any Unicode character over USB, in style
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Unicode Binary Input Terminal

stephen-holdawayStephen Holdaway

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220VAC to 8VDC 24W Flyback Switching Power Supply
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220VAC to 8VDC 24W Flyback Switching Power Supply

hesammoshirihesam.moshiri

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Woody is a scratch built quad wheel bicycle with four passenger capacity, with electric power to assist pedaling.
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Woody the Electric Four Passenger Bicycle

john-guyJohn Guy

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A keyboard in a wooden box with a continuous-grain keycap set
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Wooden Keyboard

kelvin-chowKelvin Chow

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Two-part keyboard which supposed to be foldable but can be whatever
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MOK keyboard project

mkdxdxmkdxdx

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Convert a regular sewing machine into a CNC embroidery one. Inspired by the accessibility of 3D Printers. Using Raspberry Pi, Klipper&Fluidd
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CNC Embroidery Machine Conversion w/ Klipper

gabriel-chiraGabriel Chira

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CD-sized device with 40 LEDs shows time & weather. It features web-UI, wireless power supply, Arduino nano & ESP-01s microcontrollers
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Rotating LED Display

ludwinLudwin

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A Raspberry Pi Pico-based 2114 SRAM Emulator & Multi-Expansion for the Microtronic Computer System * RetroChallenge 2023/10 Grand Prize*
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PicoRAM 2090 - RetroChallenge 2023/10 Grand Prize

michael-wesselMichael Wessel

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VFD displays are known for their high brightness, high contrast, and wide viewing angle.
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Retro look Analog style VU meter on VFD display

mircemkmircemk

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Tiny Halloween automaton with voice recognition, sounds and movement.
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Halloween trick or treat automaton

roni-bandiniRoni Bandini

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As a quick follow-up to my “A Tile Based MacroPad” I present an alternative.
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MacroPad With Tile Buttons

michael-gardiMichael Gardi

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Today I design a baby crib, from 1 month to 3 years old.
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Homemade baby crib

tranvinhquangTRAN.VINH.QUANG

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Puts a CH55x processor into program mode with a single button press.
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CH55x One Click Program mode

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