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A Raspberry Pi based Astrophotography System
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StarPi

chrisChris

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How to design your own HAT module including ID EEPROM.
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Designing a Raspberry Pi HAT

jon-bufordJon Buford

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throwing stuff from eBay I hoarded at a project to control my projects
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NRF24L01 remote project

davedarkodavedarko

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Next level citizen science project: an open & global network of low-cost meteor cameras. Goal: explore the Solar System from your home!
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Asteria Network

dario-zubovicDario Zubovic

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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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using remote when at home to automate home and using sms when away from home to automate
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Remote and gsm based home automation

sumitSumit

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This is my first try in making Toys. I am building a baby mobiles with LED's which are controlled by an Arduino and an old Apple Remote.
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Arduino Controlled LED Baby Mobile

mario-lukasMario Lukas

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Hackaday version of ToolZ
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Hack ToolZ

antti-lukatsAntti Lukats

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The MK01 Palmtop is a small portable computer build inspired by scifi movies.
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MK01 PALMTOP

modhappymodhappy

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Manage your connected devices, webservices and visualize all your data from a single application
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MyViz - IoT visualization and control

nicolas-gachadoitNicolas Gachadoit

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Why G53 zero your CNC machine when you could just MOVE YOUR CODE to the origin!
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Gcode Manipulator

andyAndy

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I have created a nice fit 3D case that's is printable and includes buttons and on/off switch for Kevin Bates Arduboy Dev Kit.
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Ardubot 3D Printable Case

shane-gibbensShane Gibbens

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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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A wifi-enabled 128x64 pixel RGB LED display kit
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Internet Window

jason-cerundolojason Cerundolo

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This is about sending tweets using IFTTT. Python code runs on LiV Pi. LiV Pi is a Raspberry Pi based indoor air quality monitor.
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IFTTT and Raspberry Pi: LiV Pi uses IFTTT to tweet

alfredcAlfredC

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I'll explain some simple diode functions using Snap Circuits.
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The Diode

steve-schulerSteve Schuler

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Turns out laser lenses, rubber bands, and phone cameras can produce decent cheap macro images. Who needs microscopes‽
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Pretty Good Pictures

alphaninjaalpha_ninja

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A small, not complicated, retro Console using one or more Arduino Chips.
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A retro Console thing running on Arduino

featheroffalconfeatheroffalcon

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A remedy for lower extremity Lympedema sufferers, that solves the problem of swollen blistered toes
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Lymphedema Compression Garment

astridavastridav

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Interfacing a house heating system to collect temperature and energy readings remotely to optimise heater settings.
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Heating system analyzer

erlinglindholmerling_lindholm

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A power distribution block for Anderson powerpole connectors
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Powerpole Distribution block

tyler-ward-scorpiaTyler Ward (Scorpia)

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