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To solve the age-old first-world-problem of having too many automatic mechanical watches, configurable from a smartphone!
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IoT Mechanical Watch Winder

solenoidSolenoid

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Using Hardware and software to create the programming building blocks.
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Rosetta stone of hardware programming

fourthlevelmfgFourthLevelMfg

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Connect Rotary Encoder to Arduino, and program it - quick and easy
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Arduino Nano: Rotary Encoder with Visuino

boian-mitovBoian Mitov

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Simple-ish hack to get data off the SD card when playing MP3s
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DFPlayer MP3 module - get data from SD Card

richard-aplinRichard Aplin

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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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Raspberry Pi + Camera Module + Dynamixel AX-12A Servos
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Raspberry Pi Robot Arm With Computer Vision

tobias-kuhnTobias Kuhn

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This project shows how to synchronize live music and lights using DSP/DFT in real-time on ATtiny13 which offers only 64B RAM / 1024B FLASH.
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ATtiny13 – dance lights with FFT

ukasz-podkalickiŁukasz Podkalicki

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Ultimate Serial Port Tool is a multi-function programmable instrument used for capturing, visualizing, and sending serial data.
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Ultimate Serial Port Tool

ryan-c-minnigRyan C. Minnig

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A small, truly autonomous) quadruped walker powered by a raspberry pi
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Raspberry Pi Quadraped

marsfanMarsfan

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eSpinning process and build development
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Electrospinning functional fibers

ivorivettaivorivetta

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Use this robot and a camera with a long exposure to create some stunning images that are painted with light from an led matrix
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Light Photography Robot

hacker-houseHacker House

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A shoulder mounted soft robotics air puppet that uses beat detection and forward/reverse fans to dance the night away.
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Soft Robotics Ducted Dancer

curt-whiteCurt White

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This is Arduino based Ammeter connected to a Dashboard running the computer.
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Connected Ammeter with Arduino

arunoda-susiripalaArunoda Susiripala

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just a thought for later this year
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soldering therapy: LED matrix

davedarkodavedarko

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Raspberry Pi Zero and MPD based internet radio/music player
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eMPeDocles

marek-wicekMarek Więcek

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PAQARI - A portable PM, temperature, humidity and UV measuring device based on Adafruit Feather M0 Bluefruit LE
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Portable Air Quality And Radiation Indicator

insight-machines-labInsight Machines Lab

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Yet another Polaroid-like camera. Now with flavor! RapsberryPi Zero, Python, Memory-LCD, less wiring. It's all about monochrome.
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PolaPi-Zero

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A flexible power supply for Nixie tubes. Input voltage can be from 3V to 12V. Output up to 200V. It uses commercially available transformers
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Nixie Tube Power Supply

paul-andrewsPaul Andrews

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My version of the most accurate musical tuner idea.
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StrobeTuner

eletraxeletrax

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Recycled an old phone. It was weird when I got it, now it is weirder.
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GTE Automatic Electric Rotary Colorwheel

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An overly mechanical device that will convert decimal numbers to binary and hexadecimal.
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Decimal to Binary to Hexadecimal Converter

anthony-garofaloAnthony Garofalo

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