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MFRC522 RFID on ESP8266 featuring WebSocket, JSON, NTP Client, Javascript , SPIFFS
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ESP RFID

omersiaromersiar

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using VU Meters to monitor system activity on Raspberry Pi
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Audio VU Meters & Raspberry Pi

mrwunderbarMrWunderbar

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A multi-mode scanner and data logger based on Adafruit Feather & Arduino
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Science Tricorder by Olympus Heavy Industries

queadlunnQueadlunn

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Arduino-based heaband that uses haptic feedback to navigate blind people. Controlled via Bluetooth using Android app.
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Ariadne Headband

vojtech-pavlovskyVojtech Pavlovsky

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Have some old phones lying around? Thinking what to do with them? Here's how you can use them.....!
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Convert your old phone into a remote switch

vishwas-navada-bVishwas Navada B

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A 3D Printing desktop arm that can write and draw!!!
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DARM

liaoqiayuanliaoqiayuan

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I made a simple antenna, used cheap TV Tuner and with such hardware controlled via some software I was able to pick satellite signals/images
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Recieving the earth's photos from real satellites

danidani

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Z-Wave development board Z-Uno + Touch pad detector chip TTP223 + Livolo glass + Batteries CR2032
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Create Z-Wave capacitive touch switch on batteries

vitaliy-yurkinVitaliy Yurkin

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Adding a "real" lens to Fujifilm's first (and only) analog square format instant camera.
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Instax SQ6 Lens Transplant

kevin-kadookaKevin Kadooka

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Based on a large (60mm) linear CCD I want to build a digital back for a medium format camera. A Teensy 3.6 will be used as main electronics.
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Digital Scanning Back with Linear CCD

heyeeverts1heye.everts.1

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https://github.com/mhe747/dawnboard/wiki
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BeagleSDR

mich-michMich Mich

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Assemble and Program Kuman Arduino Robot SM2
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Kuman Arduino Robot SM2

boian-mitovBoian Mitov

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Launch Paper Air Rockets Remotely from a Web Page
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Remote Paper Air Rocket Laucher with ESP8266

paul-mccabePaul McCabe

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Using SmartThings as it's core, create a whole home automation system utilizing all technologies that one could think of.
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One System to Rule Them All!

jonathan-newmanJonathan Newman

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My personal KiCAD library management workflow, developed over the years, recently written up and extended.
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AVR-Method: A KiCAD Library Standard

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3d printed mask inspired by Mamoru Oshii’s Ghost in the Shell (Kokaku Kidotai) opening scene cyborg.
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Haloween cosplay cyberpunk Ghost in the Shell

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Six axis closed loop motion controller for open source robotics development
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Freedom Run

avrAVR

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Autodesk EAGLE project + test code for the Open Hardware Summit Badges, OSHWA Summit, October 2017
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Open Hardware Summit Badges / Stencils 2017 OSHWA

technolomaniactechnolomaniac

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ADSR envelope controller shield for Arduino boards.
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ADSR Shield for Arduino

xangoxango

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My entry for the Mouser and MacroFAB Blink An LED competition. Blinking modules that interact with each other.
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Blink An LED Entry: BlinkIR

gee-bartlettGee Bartlett

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Single purpose indicator for a SatNOGS ground station. Are you currently receiving?
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SatNOGS On Air

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