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A Bike light // an urban science experiment // a climate monitoring platform // a bike infrastructure tracker //
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Bright Block: A Bike Gizmo for Urban Science

kelseyKelsey

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POV(Persistence Of Vision) version of "Hello, World" using CPLD
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Hello, World

mit41301mit41301

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A table made with epoxy, 98 hexagons shape and 427 RGB LEDs.
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Hexagone Led Table

leo5593Leo5593

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Just adding color increases the capacity of rMQR to 3x. Since CMYK and color camera are very common and easily available we can adopt it!
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Rectangular Micro QR Code (rMQR)

mit41301mit41301

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EMG sensors for controlling devices and PC with muscle commands
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uMyo - wearable EMG sensor with wet/dry electrodes

ultimate-roboticsUltimate Robotics

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An intelligent robot that manages my medication regimen.
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Pill dispenser robot

m-bindhammerM. Bindhammer

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For my electronic developments I need more than one multimeter to get the power. Here it is!
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Pi Pico Power Meter

per-simon-saalPer-Simon Saal

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I2S(inter-IC sound bus) output FM Tuner using RDA7088 with NEC protocol IR remote control using PIC10F200 microcontroller.
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I2S output FM Tuner

mit41301mit41301

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This simple circuit with an Op Amp LM358 produces a characteristic sound triggered by a flash of light, a touch or an electromagnetic pulse.
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Triggered Sound Generator

burkhard-kainkaBurkhard Kainka

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This is an 8 bit handheld computer emulator inspired from Ben Eater's breadboard computer and 6502 processor.
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8 Bit Handheld Computer

dhruv-wadhwadhruv wadhwa

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Display SAOs at home on the wall with modular tiles.
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SAO Wall Tile

ben-wassermanBen Wasserman

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I2S output FM Tuner using RDA7088 with RDS display using ESP-01 and OLED
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I2S output FM Tuner with RDS

mit41301mit41301

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This research project is to develop a newborn baby care robot, CryingBaby, which can drink real milk, color milk, and actually defecate.
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CryingBaby (day 0)

takayukikosakatakayuki.kosaka

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This eye-catching and lightweight nylon messenger bag can charge your devices on the go using an organic solar panel.
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Lightweight Solar-Powered Messenger Bag

karlKarl

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ESC{21} conference badge made with clear PET and loaded with LEDs
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Fully Transparent Folded Cube Badge

jacopopsjacopops

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An electronic CC / CV Load with analog control loop
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PiPicoLoad

per-simon-saalPer-Simon Saal

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Mistreating an LM3909 and a 7473 to test diodes - a recreation of a 40 year old device.
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The IC abusing diode tester

joseph-eoffJoseph Eoff

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Run 9 independant OLED displays using (9) I2C ports from a Pro Mini. (Yes all have the same 0x3C address)
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Arduino ProMini Drives 9 Independant OLED Displays

luke-j-barkerLuke J. Barker

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Cerberus is my extension of USBvalve. Built on a Raspberry Pi Pico, it detects malicious USB devices to stop them before they reach the host
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Cerberus — A USB Watchdog

glitchboiGlitchboi

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A beginner made a typing practice device.
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Haptic Touch Typing Trainer Using Vibrating Keys

cupricecuprice

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A web-controlled tank robot built with ESP32 and L298N motor driver, featuring a web interface with speed control.
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TankBot ESP32

johnsonfarmsusJohnsonFarms.us

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