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This will emulate the AVR code right out of the .ELF file
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Arduino ATmega 328 Emulator

tehaxor69tehaxor69

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Parametric 2D and 3D modeler written in pure javascript
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jsketcher

val-erastovVal Erastov

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An open, superior, low cost alternative to FDM 3D printing that takes advantage of high res LCD technology and modern curable resins.
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Low Cost, Open Source, LCD based SLA 3D Printer

dylan-reynoldsDylan Reynolds

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Pi Boy 3000 with Raspberry Pi and PiTFT of Adafruit
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Pi Boy 3000 with Raspberry Pi

sabasSabas

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Do you want a drone ready to be in the air 24 hours/day, 7 days/week? We're propossing this automatized drone supercharger. Go up darling!!!
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Drone Supercharger

frasanzfrasanz

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I programmed Tetris for the Arduino. It was a 2-Day Project. So it is not that big. But funny. The LCD Display is not made for this :-)
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Tetris on Arduino + LCD

numericnumeric

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Janis is a LED Lamp with inspiration from artists and scientists around the world.
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Janis

tucanae47tucanae47

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This tutorial will show you how to configure volumio to support HIFI DAC.
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How to configure volumio to support HIFI DAC.

ameliayouamelia.you

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I created a digital dashboard for my pre-OBDII car which gives me full control over what is shown on the dash
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Raspberry Pi Car Dashboard

greg-mathewsGreg Mathews

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Atltvhead is a mashup of interactive art and wearable technology with a message of positivity and encouragement to let your oddities shine!
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ATLTVHEAD

atltvheadatltvhead

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An open source Pellet Extruder for large format 3D Printing
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Pellet Extruder

haqnmaqhaqnmaq

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A powder and inkjet 3D printer based on HP45 inkjet technology
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Oasis 3DP

yvo-de-haasYvo de Haas

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Virtual Eye allows blind or others to know if the can "see" a familiar face, see a stop sign, or practically any object in real time.
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Virtual Eye: A Device to Aid the Blind

pranav-hegdePranav Hegde

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Robotic hand for aerial grasping. Low cost, super quick, extremely light!
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Eagle Grip

zak-fitzgeraldZak Fitzgerald

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Scanner Analyser Set For all GNU / Linux Linux-libre all architecture + ARM and Smartphone
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SAS

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Make your own robot today!
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Full DIY SelfieBot video presentation.

george-i-fomitchevGeorge I Fomitchev

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Demonstration of a television that consumes no standby power. A standard remote control sends out enough infrared light to trigger start-up.
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TV that consumes no power in standby

bernardBernard

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Started as a collaboration with an Art student to 3D print a geodesic dome, using isosceles and equialteral triangles created using OpenSCAD
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Geodesic Dome

mark-gaffneyMark Gaffney

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developing a quadrupedal walk gait for an unstable, top heavy robot
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Getting NoodleFeet to Walk

sarah-petkusSarah Petkus

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A senior research project to create a 3D scanner utilizing multiple raspberry pi camera modules
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3D Scanning utilizing Photogrammetry

eric-linkEric Link

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A 4 hour repair project to create a replacement part for the mount of my bicycle lights.
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3d printing replacement part for bicycle

robin-glauserRobin Glauser

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