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LitePlacer is a Pick and Place machine optimized for prototype assembly. It has optical calibration with two cameras: www.liteplacer.com
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LitePlacer - a low cost Pick and Place machine

juha-kuusamaJuha Kuusama

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A pick and place machine optimized for small runs of different boards. Up/down looking cameras. Large number of feeders. Fast. Web interface
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Pick and place machine

zeptobitZeptoBit

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A heavier duty 3D printer that replaces 3 machines
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3-In-1 Desktop, CNC and Laser Engraver

samernsamern

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an electronics pick-n-place retrofit for 3D printers
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Retro Populator

eric-boydEric Boyd

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DC motors can drive CNC machines too!
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CV closeloop CNC

jlamJLAM

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A serie of 3 cartesian machine: plotter XY, cnc mill and a 3d printer, with a DIY, modular, all printable and cheap system
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Modular cartesian machines

jvsalatinojvsalatino

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Building the control unit for another kind of small Chinese CNC mill/engraver.
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Mini CNC Mill

altmarcxsAltMarcxs

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Using a cheap tire compressor, driven by a stepper motor, to apply solder paste from a syringe and then soldering small wires to components.
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CNC Add-on: Rot. Laser Soldering Paste applicator

altmarcxsAltMarcxs

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A low-cost microscope stage automation solution that enables large scale image montages with relative ease.
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Stagmo: Microscope Stage Automator

jarredJarred

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Using a cheap digital dial indicator interfaced with CNC machine to map 2D surface. Progress: Almost Done
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Digital Dial Indicator CNC Surface Probe

justin-rJustin R.

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The goal of this project is to build a simple universal motor PID speed controller using a minimum number of components
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Simple Universal Motor Speed Controller

rhysRhys

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Vectr is an open source 3D sensing controller and sequencer for modular synthesizers or anything you can dream up.
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Vectr - 3D Gesture Controller and Sequencer

mattMatt

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This unit was built using scrap acrylic and is very rigid. Some parts are metal, others are 3D printed
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Acrylic Desktop CNC Machine

samernsamern

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The Do all, End all machine in a 50x50x50 cm cube
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3D Workcenter

mbasecncmbasecnc

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Sound spectrogram frequency resolution can be enhanced by using phase changes between FFT slices.
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More frequency resolution from a spectrogram.

bruce-landBruce Land

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Budget CNC designed with minimal space in mind, with modular attachments planned for future versions.
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ClosetFab - CNC in (limited) Space

xobmoxobmo

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Accessibility robot, bringing confidence and safety to those who have difficulties cutting food
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Automatic Food Slicer Robot

ekEK

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A desktop CNC mill with wireless RF control
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Reactron material processor: Wireless CNC mill

kenji-larsenKenji Larsen

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Ever wanted to create your own mosaic patterns? While putting up a tile backsplash I said, I want a robot for this!
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Tile Pick and Place

jpcutlerjpcutler

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Fourier re-sampling of a plane curve can be useful for approximation, analysis, animation, or interpolation.
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Fourier Fit to a Plane Curve for animal tracking

bruce-landBruce Land

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Test Project, Please Ignore

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