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Got a Raspberry Pi ? A few more bucks turn it into a networked SPI Flash chip reader/writer
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SPI Flasher

yann-guidon-ygdesYann Guidon / YGDES

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The Arduino Nano Quick Project. Develop Everywhere.
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Arduino Nano QP

alain-mauerAlain Mauer

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Measurement of uncomplicated electrical consumption using a powerful Blynk Dashboard
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Meter PZEM-004 + ESP8266 & Platform IoT Blynk App

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Teach programming, electronics, and mechanics with the Kano Computer and Snap Circuits.
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Raspberry Pi 3 Desktop a 7-yr-old Can Build & Use

steve-schulerSteve Schuler

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A system that tracks limb movement of people who have movement disorders to assist in diagnosis and therapy
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Human Limb Tracking

jonathan-kellyJonathan Kelly

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Turn your Raspberry Pi 3 into an Eddystone URL beacon
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Raspberry Pi 3 as an Eddystone URL beacon

yamir-encarnacionYamir Encarnacion

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this is a rebranded project, sorry guys. take your skulls/likes back if you want :)
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blinking things

davedarkodavedarko

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Built an autonomous ground vehicle from a recycled wheelchair. Designed to traverse outdoor environments autonomously. ROS based.
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AlexBot

alex-mcclungAlex McClung

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This guide will show you how to retrofit old speakers into Bluetooth-controlled speakers.
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Bluetooth Audio Using Onion Omega

onionioOnion.io

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Step-by-step instruction to install .NET Framework 4.5 on Raspberry Pi using ExaGear Desktop
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.NET Framework 4.5 on Raspberry Pi

dmitryDmitry

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Simple two-wheel robot built with lasercut LOFI blocks and Arduino compatible LOFI Brain controller
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Rover robot

lofi-robotLOFI Robot

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3d printed insulin pump clip I created for a friend of mine.
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Medtronic MiniMed Insulin Pump Clip

endbotsEndbots

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In this Augmented Reality Facebook tutorial you can take a screenshot of augmented reality view and share it on Facebook.
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Screenshot of Augmented Reality View and Sharing

edgaras-artEdgaras Art

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Project DEFY is building "schools without teachers" in rural India; where students learn by fostering curiosity and making.
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Project DEFY

sinhaabhijit99sinha.abhijit99

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An open source tiny controller for tiny robots
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nanoARC

adamcatleyadamcatley

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An edge device to collect, store, analyze and react to IoT Data, plus sensors
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EDGE IoT DATA COLLECTION DEVICE

david-g-simmonsDavid G. Simmons

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This is a line following robot that is competing in the Robocup Rescue Competition.
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Ev3 Robotics Robot

pets3018pets3018

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A WiFi enabled guitar pedal that allows you to record and auto uploads the tracks to the cloud for sharing, collaborations and edits.
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IoT Guitar Recording Pedal - RiffNet

matt-evertsMatt Everts

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White LEDChristmas decoration made RGB, with 6 fade/cycle programs
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RGB LED Star

stefan-kratzStefan Kratz

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Circuito is a DIY controlling pad that works as a supplementary project can control any Arduino device.
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Circuito Arduino Controller Pad

ahmed-azouzAhmed Azouz

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People don't know what it's like to have a handicap, that's why our project was made, to try to understand.
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Empathy squad

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