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A mixed reality shooting gallery using virtual reality tracking hardware.
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Mixed Reality Room Scale Shooting Gallery

richard-hogbenRichard Hogben

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Step-by-step instruction on running Dropbox on Raspberry Pi using ExaGear Desktop
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Run Dropbox on Raspberry Pi

dmitryDmitry

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Low-cost modular MQTT devices
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Spider, a Tiny Home Automation Hub

danny-havenithDanny Havenith

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A 2.5mm thick flexible smart watch with e-ink display, BT 4.0, and health sensors.
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Flexible Smartwatch

nick-amesNick Ames

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High Power, High Performance 400V 300A 100+kW Motor Controller fully compatible with VESC®
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Axiom: 100+kW Motor Controller

marcosMarcos

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Modular Open Source Hardware Tablet that is easy to hack and can run a standard Desktop Linux Distribution (or Android)
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DLT one - A Damn Linux Tablet!

timonskutimonsku

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It's cheap, doesn't use a specialized heart rate AFE and can blink LEDs with your pulse :)
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uECG - small open source wireless ECG sensor

ultimate-roboticsUltimate Robotics

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Batch Testing and Programming PCBs
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AVR Parallel Programming Testbed

andre-moehlAndre Moehl

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A script that automates the process of signing git sources via GPG
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Simplifying Source Code Signing with GPGit

nicoNico

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I read opensurgery.net, and have a doubt. can we make some kind of surgery robot with maker utilities?
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An Arduino Arm for ROS, wait a medical usage.

qq95538qq95538

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I didn't have enough to buy a Lab Bench PSU... So I made one.
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OPEN Power

john-loefflerJohn Loeffler

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The latest marlin had ported to stm32 board,everything works, stable and smooth,have BLTouch,etc.
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Upgrade your 3D printer from 8bit to 32bit

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For a bicycle “tour pal”, the greatest demand is safety during riding besides adding various cool equipment for his/her bicycle, such as how
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Bicycle Tour Pal Equipment Based on Bluetooth

muzimuzi

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A better-than-servo motor for robotics
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Custom motor for robotics

mishaMisha

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I was inspired when I saw clock made by Humans Since 1982. One year ago I made one. Now it is time to share how I did it.
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digital clock made of analog clocks

wojtekWojtek

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A feather-like STM32F4 with Arduino Compatible
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MINHF4, An STM32F4 Arduino Compatible Board

minh7a6minh7a6

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An adjustable Bench PSU constructed out of salvaged parts and minimal circuitry
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Mini Bench PSU

tron9000Tron9000

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An homemade FPGA board with an Arduino STM32, "Multicomp" compatible
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"The Thing": FPGA + STM32

just4funJust4Fun

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A 3D-printed holder for a spool of wire, with an integrated mechanism to straighten wires as they are pulled off the spool
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Wire Spool Holder With Straightener

rogerRoger

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This is my attempt at having an android phone of my choice coupled to a portrait Physical QWERTY keyboard off an old blackberry.
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Physical Keyboard for any Android phone

kylemontikylemonti

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An USB super speed Type C to Type A adapter which can extract the USB PD signal of the Type C port and use it e.g. for charging.
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USB 3.1 Type C to Type A Adapter with PD

jakob-faltisekJakob Faltisek

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