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lutetiumLutetium

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QubeCast Max is a high powered radio module for PocketQube Satellites, HAB payloads, or anything that needs a small radio transciever.
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QubeCast Max

ozqubeOzQube

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Use the actual Sega Genesis sound chips to play chiptune files!
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Sega Genesis Native Hardware Chiptune Synthesizer

jareklupinskijareklupinski

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This is a simple project that we created in the last year to teach teens about Android, Arduino and robotics.
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Line Follower Robot with Android and Arduino

aron-bordinAron Bordin

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Beware. Plastic containers are moisture permeable.
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Filament storage science

deepsoicDeepSOIC

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Eye Moisture Retention and Rehabilitation Goggles: Cost effective assistive device for prevention and treatment of dry eye syndrome.
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Humidifeyes

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Pyball is a automated, Raspberry Pi based camera to remotely keep track of the world.
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Pyball - A Smart Eye on the World

j-petersonJ. Peterson

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The Yún Controller app allows you to control the digital pins and monitor the analog pins of your Arduino Yún board wirelessly.
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Arduino Yún Controller

allmycircuitsioAllMyCircuits.io

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Program an Automation controller PAC using FORTH in Linux
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May the FORTH be with Opto22 PAC and Linux

absolutelyautomationAbsolutelyautomation

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A little arduino based clock
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Arduino Stardate Clock

phil-culmerPhil Culmer

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Nature (solar & wave) powered open source drift bottles will be long life low cost agents to help provide data for crowdsourcing ocean study
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Smart Drifter

weishan-wesley-yangWeishan (Wesley) Yang

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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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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 apparatus to assist in the study and collection of data on the subject of pain.
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Pain Machine

scottScott

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A glove designed to be used as a mappable controller for the PC.
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Arduino Glove Controller

harrisonHarrison

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Wearable biofeedback device to help people manage stress, panic, and anger!
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The Temperizer

dan-fruzzettiDan Fruzzetti

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A camera attachment that allows basic camera usage from the left hand.
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Left Handed Camera Grip

jacob-creedonJacob Creedon

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A theoretical approach to enhancing thrust of EM drive using diatom superdielectrics in the resonant cavity.
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Super Dielectric EM drive

mechanicusMECHANICUS

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Statomotorik is a mechanism that rotates your phone so it lands flat on its back to prevent cracked screens.
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statomotorik

christian-stvekenChristian Stöveken

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Enabling children to learn basics of programming and electronics in a fun, interactive and collaborative way.
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SumoRobot

robokoding-ltdRoboKoding LTD

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a custom made wooden bike frame made, done with a CNC milling machine
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Rootless

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