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An affordable modular platform for open robotics development for hackers. Provides a jump start to build your own robot.
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MORPH : Modular Open Robotics Platform for Hackers

roald-lemmensRoald Lemmens

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A charlieplexed 20 LED blinker with ATTiny45. Space efficient daisychained LED placing with shared anode/cathode soldering pads.
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LED ring

jens-haukeJens Hauke

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Esp8266 and Mit App Inventor together for controlling robot using simple http get request.
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ESP8266 wifi robot remote control using android ap

satya-sankar-sahoosatya sankar sahoo

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Turn your regular car into a smart car with those easy tricks for only $50-$70 of components
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DIY Smart Car System

naranincNaranInc

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Simple project as an initiation to neural networks
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AVR Perceptron (initiation to neural networks)

foxmjayFoxmjay

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Robotic platform that doesn't need a computer/programmer/compiler. Just move it how you want it to move and it will copy those moves
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Golem

ivoidwarrantiesI_void(warranties)

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The S4 program is a small satellite platform for doing science on high altitude balloons, hobby and amateur sounding rockets.
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Student Science Satellites and Sounding Rockets

ken-bibaKen Biba

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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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A high power amateur sounding rocket for delivering PocketQube STEM science payloads to the exosphere - 40 km+
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ARLISS Extreme

ken-bibaKen Biba

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Cheap surveillance cameras often have a poor quality. If you have a small budget you should look at this project.
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Surveillance camera out of a notebook cam

medeiros1medeiros1

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Raspberry PI 3 and a 1280x800 HDMI Screen that will run a JavaFX application to display the Time, Tide and Weather forecast.
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Tide Clock

thomas-snowThomas Snow

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Project Icarus
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Motion Drone Controller

timlindquisttimlindquist

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Controlling 230V Sainsmart relais with a Rapsberry Pi
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PiSaint 2.0 home automation board

richard-deiningerRichard Deininger

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Trigger via voice command a smooth ambience system that turns off your main lights, turn on smooth lighting and starts relaxing music
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Smooth Ambience System With Voice Command

naranincNaranInc

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Tiny audio accessory displaying audio level and waveform
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Happy Level Meter

kodera2tkodera2t

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small generator 230 V using a single neodymium sphere 13 mm
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small generator 230 V lighting bulb

sciencetoolbarsciencetoolbar

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Tabletop Retro Game Console
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Raspberry Pi GameSlate

ernestepereiraernestepereira

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This project is an attempt to develop a fully automated system that plays the Berimbau through the MIDI protocol.
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Robotic Berimbau Orchestra

nishiratavonishiratavo

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Converting a mini laptop mouse into a pen
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Lightbrush - The Pen Mouse Conversion

ember-leonaEmber Leona

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Sirate for safe roads and reduce accidents
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SIRATE

may-mhamed-alimay mhamed ali

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Grizzly milling machine CNC-conversion, controlled by an ESP32-Wrover running MicroPython.
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Grizzly G0755 CNC Build

mukunda-modellMukunda Modell

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