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A mysterious technological artifact designed, built & sent to a select group of nerdy creatives protecting the past, & inspiring the future!
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College of the Creatives Cabinet

mikeMike

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You read that right.
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Open Source Freakin' Scanning Electron Microscope

adam-guilmetAdam Guilmet

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My goal is a 4-bit CPU using recycled cardboard substrate and Diode Transistor Logic. This is an educational platform for me.
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The Cardboard Computer - IO is my name

dr-cockroachDr. Cockroach

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The project focuses on an open source design of a gripper with tactile sensor system for robotic hands and exoskeletons
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Open source Tactile sensor enabled robotic gripper

aman-gargAman Garg

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No iron, no cry! Build a mini 4MHz Z80 64kB RAM system with Basic and Forth interpreters, CP/M 2.2, QP/M 2.71, Assembler and C toolchains
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A 4$, 4ICs, Z80 homemade computer on breadboard

just4funJust4Fun

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Just because! A home computer without microprocessor
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Gigatron TTL microcomputer

marcel-van-kervinckMarcel van Kervinck

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A low part count PIC16F1705 game console for the ancient (1970's) Chip-8 bytecode interpreters originally run at the Cosmac 1802.
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Tjipp8 - A Chip-8 game console

matsengmatseng

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A robot, three omniwheels and a ball.
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Paul

jochen-altJochen Alt

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To get the true Pi zero experience in your pocket, we are gonna need some buttons!!
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Pi0CKET - Clicker

mooseprmoosepr

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A portable computer based on the MOS 6502 that aims to enhance security and privacy.
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8-Bit Portable Internet-Enabled Computer

blair-vidakovichBlair Vidakovich

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The most general purpose hobby vise.
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Maker's Vise

greg-stephensGreg Stephens

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A low cost, modular, hoverboard-based, open source robot
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Hoverbot

isabelle-simovaIsabelle Simova

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This project is about exploring whether it is possible to make a RepRap control system that can be made by a RepRap.
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RelayRepRap

willstevenswill.stevens

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I have a lot of random spare parts doing nothing and a need to make them do things...
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Detritus, the 8-bit ... computer?

jorj-bauerJorj Bauer

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An homemade 8085 SBC I made more than 30 years ago...
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Back from the 80's... Homemade 8085 CPU board

just4funJust4Fun

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A.K.A. THE 9 TRACK TAPE DRIVE COMMUNICATOR Talking to Mainframes Era Reel to Reel 9 track tape drives
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THE PERTEC WHISPERER-MAINFRAME TAPE DRIVE EMULATOR

skaarj[skaarj]

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A while back I acquired a rare logic-analyzer, whose lone system-diskette needed backing-up. Now this page is all things OMNI 4
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OMNI 4 - a Kaypro 2x Logic Analyzer

eric-hertzEric Hertz

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Laptop made out of scrap - Combined with a FairPhone2 a possible step in the journey toward a fair laptop.
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Scraptop

ronaldRonald

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Building on the work of dankar, I wondered if his code could be ported to the ESP8266. It could. Then I added features.
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ESP8266 Altair 8800b Emulator, Telnet Support

steve-lSteve L

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A 3 minute guide, as well as a "from scratch" guide
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Fritzing: creating your own part

aryaArya

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A wearable to complement an Eevee Gijinka cosplay
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Animatronic Eevee Tail

julio-vazquezJulio Vazquez

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