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Apple's HomeKit supports Bluetooth but isn't an open spec. Here's the open source code to make it work
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HomeKit for Bluetooth

tim-wilkinsonTim Wilkinson

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I'm an Apple ][ fan. One game from my childhood keeps crashing on me... and it's time to finally fix it!
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Fixing 37-year-old software: Three Mile Island

jorj-bauerJorj Bauer

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Hands|On is a smart glove that allows you to interact with ANYTHING using hand gestures!
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Hands|On - Human computer interface glove

bhavesh-kakwaniBhavesh Kakwani

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A BMS that publishes Cell Voltage to a MQTT Broker
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6S IOT BMS

johannesJohannes

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Use a Guitar Hero / Rock Band plastic "guitar" game controller as a real MIDI input device
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MIDI Hero

greg-kennedyGreg Kennedy

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FreeBSD and the ARM based Beaglebone Black board. Demonstrating a ROV with I/O and video streaming.
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FreeBSD Robot + Teensy 3.1

fabio-balzanoFabio Balzano

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An Arduino clone based on a TI's Tiva TM4C123G (An 80Mhz ARM M4F with USB OTG)
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Roadrunner (the Arduino-Tiva)

jacobJacob

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Programmable in C Hardware for high performance motor control applications
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Power Drive

antti-lukatsAntti Lukats

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Muribot is a low-cost, easy to use, open-source and feature-rich learning tool for exploring programming, robotics, and STEM fields.
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Muribot Robotic Educational Platform

crypto-neoCrypto [Neo]

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Using the MAX30100 integrated heart rate monitor and pulse oximeter for a wrist-worn heart monitor
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Arduino Pulse Monitor and Pulse Ox with MAX30100

orlando-hoilettOrlando Hoilett

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GrumpyCases Is All About Making Awesome Cases Freely Available
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GrumpyCases: OpenSorce Cases For Open Hardware

michael-ratcliffeMichael Ratcliffe

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Cruising Along
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XYZ Repeatable Platform

cyplesmacyplesma

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The Analog Style LED Clock uses 180 LEDs to display the time, much like the hands of a traditional analog clock.
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Analog Style LED Clock

robert-gillRobert Gill

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Servo Liquid Lens
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Servo Liquid Lens

bignestbignest

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This project provides hardware and software to learn/teach electronics and coding
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Simon Says learn Pi and IoT

yann-guidon-ygdesYann Guidon / YGDES

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Build a remote control that triggers all your smart home automation workflows based on a scenario system.
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Entrance Master Remote (w/ Raspberry Pi)

naranincNaranInc

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Saving water with your smart-phone
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Project pH5.6 IoT Water Harvesting System

sagnik-bhattacharyaSagnik Bhattacharya

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A breakout board with the DS1307 Real Time Clock and battery backup
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DS1307 RTC Breakout Board

markMark

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Autistic kids most often lack the perception of time, and where an activity can be helped with a Timstock the whole day is something else.
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Butler - a visual aid for time & activity

jensandreejens.andree

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For use in conjunction with your phone, phablet or tablet. Use your device as an fpv monitor and have manual tactile control of your project
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FoneTroll; FPV Project Control

kendoken.do

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How to control a clownfish with brain waves, bicep muscles, a hacked remote, an Arduino and an OpenBCI Ganglion board
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OpenBCI: Hacking Nemo's Obese Uncle "Rick"

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