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Open-source IoT platform
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mqopen

ivo-slaninaIvo Slanina

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Autonomous intelligent IOT nodes connected to the home network, controlled via simple IFTTT style rules, configured via web interface
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WiFi Based Distributed IOT Home Automation

andreyAndrey

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Extract best practices from existing garage door projects. Build version that suites my needs; eventually integrate into other HA efforts.
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Home Automation - Garage Door Opener

luffmanbluffmanb

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Using an esp8266, arduino nano, a salvaged usb power supply, and a couple relays you can automate anything
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Home automation on the cheap

thjubeckthjubeck

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Datalogger WIFI and Bluetooth for the IOT product
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IOT Datalogger

reginald-sournReginald Sourn

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Working with RFID is so much fun, you can do alot with these tags like controlling relay, turing lights on off, access control, door lock
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Arduino RFID Shield

bhaskaranil430bhaskar.anil430

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Updating an Omnibot 5402 to serve as a home automation hub and home "assistant"
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Omnibotler

jarredJarred

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It's not smart. It's a raspberry pi I can ssh into. With a fancy mac inspired case.
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Heimdall - dumb remote home

davedarkodavedarko

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"Scanning Photodiode-array captUre Device" - a digital camera based on TSL1406RS array to capture medium format 0.8MP images.
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SPUD - A self-contained scanner camera

kevin-kadookaKevin Kadooka

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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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a citizen science phenology monitoring network
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PhenoPi

koen-hufkensKoen Hufkens

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Using a Bluetooth device to lock and unlock your door
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Bluetooth Door Lock

dante-roumegaDante Roumega

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This is a easy-to-build Segway with Arduino Nano.
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Arduino Segway

vincius-jean-ferreiraVinícius Jean Ferreira

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In my professional life I deal with serial devices Ad Nauseum. Sometimes they're remotely located. This makes remote control easier!
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Send serial to Comtrol Devicemaster with Arduino

robomonkeyRoboMonkey

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Another home automation node with environmental sensors. But each node has 3pin ports with Gnd, 3.3v and Digital/Analog. Footprint for RFM12
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Another Home Automation Node

mobilewillMobileWill

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Got a neat IR controlled Helicopter for Christmas, going to turn it into a radio controlled one so I can fly it outside!!!
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Walmart IR to RC Helicopter Hack

avrAVR

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Gizmowl from Brainstorm Magic is a new concept AI Owl Drone that talks and perhaps will fly.
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Meet Gizmowl: AI Owl Drone (Flying Car?)

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SMART LED FLASHLIGHT - a tiny personal emergency Light sensing LED flashlight, made from available components and very simple for replicate
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Light sensing LED flashlight

httpwhite-robotcomhttp://white-robot.com/

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name says it
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RadioHAT

antti-lukatsAntti Lukats

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A manned experimental propagation transmitter for the 30m amateur radio band
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30 meter MEPT

eliaElia

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Remote control robot controlled with an eyetracker-'the closest i have come to walking. '
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Beam Telepresence

henry-evanshenry evans

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