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Projects Grant Giesbrecht likes and follows

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Building computers on Arduino platform is fun. How far can we take this?
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Arduino Desktop

dylan-brophyDylan Brophy

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This project focuses on using building a budget powder bed 3d printer capable of printing bones, and creating the needed ink and powder.
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Printing bones on a DIY powder bed 3d printer

jureJure

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The most integrated FPGA module as of 2017
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The 'Configum-2' FPGA module

knvdKn/vD

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My goal is a 4-bit CPU using recycled cardboard substrate and Diode Transistor Logic. This is an educational platform for me.
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The Cardboard Computer - IO is my name

dr-cockroachDr. Cockroach

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A sequencer that offers the possibility to be connected modularly and musical operators to build up more complex live electronic music.
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A modular sequencer for electronic music

joaquinaldunatejoaquin.aldunate

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Keep the retro stereo. Bring your own tunes. - CD Changer emulator - AUX input - Stock radio head unit music playback control for iPhone.
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Ford Stock Radio Unit Playback Control for iPhone

anson-liuAnson Liu

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Will it float or just another floater?
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Turntable D.I.Y | Hacking Vinyl

gintaras-valatkaGintaras Valatka

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Earrings, necklace, pendant ...
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Supercapacitor powered LED jewelry

bobriciusbobricius

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Arduino based portable altimeter & weather station
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Arduino based portable altimeter & weather station

antielectronantiElectron

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ATtiny1634 breakout board designed to implement two rs232 serial ports; subset-able to non-rs232.
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SerialMunger

westfwWestfW

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A simple and tough cnc frame made from low cost hardware store parts and affordable electronics
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The Peoples CNC Frame

morphmorph

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Just because! A home computer without microprocessor
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Gigatron TTL microcomputer

marcel-van-kervinckMarcel van Kervinck

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reinforcement learning line follower, without any other support controller (such PID or adaptive system ...)
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Self learning robot

michalnandmichal.nand

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I'm designing a super cheap humanoid robot platform. It is going to be the same size as an adult person.
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Inexpensive 3D Printed Full Size Humanoid Robot

dan-dwroboticsDan DWRobotics

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In the true spirit of Star Trek, this communicator badge is completely autonomous, while fitting in the form factor of an original badge
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Star Trek Communicator Badge

joeJoe

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Inspired by the video series by Ben Eater, I am developing a set of printed circuit boards for the simple as possible computer.
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SAP 1 Computer on Printed Circuit Boards

tomtibbettstomtibbetts

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JACA - Just Another CPU Again Homebrew CPU, starting by a simple POC 4-bit CPU on circuit simulator soft. (done), then 8-bit (in progress)
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JACA 1 & 2 Homebrew Computer

andre-baptistaAndre Baptista

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Build a real tracked vehicle out of off the shelf parts
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GoKart Tank

samernsamern

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Persistence of vision is awesome
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Global View

jarrettJarrett

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DRAM is fun and interesting. Whats even cooler is making it NON-VOLATILE!
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Nonvolitile DRAM-like thing with Russian Relays

dylan-brophyDylan Brophy

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12-Bar Blues generator in less than 1kB
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Blues Generator

jonas-schenkeJonas Schenke

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