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This project aims to build a tilt sensor that is cheap, very accurate and has a wide measuring range (up to 360 degrees).
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A new high accuracy tilt sensor

aron-molnarAron Molnar

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How to make IoT projects with Blynk app and ESP8266 WiFi Arduino compatible module
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Arduino ESP8266 Blynk tutorial - IoT project

geekstipsgeekstips

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A wooden toy piano converted into a standalone digital synthesiser.
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Vintage Toy Synthesiser

liam-laceyLiam Lacey

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A project to activate a remote control for a garage via smart phone using an esp8266 module, a pair of relays and some cloud services.
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esp8266 internet controlled relay (garage opener)

alexander-elseAlexander Else

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Conway's Game of Life on a Nokia 5110 with WeMos D1 mini running MicroPython ESP8266
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Nokia 5110 Conway's Game of Life

mike-causerMike Causer

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A smart Bluetooth speaker which has features like 8 pt. FFT Spectrum Analyzer and Weather Monitor
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Smart Bluetooth Speaker with Spectrum Analyzer

vishwas-navada-bVishwas Navada B

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Building Schrödinger's famous experiment for real An example project for the Enlightened Raspberry Pi Contest
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Building Schrödinger's Cat

adam-fabioAdam Fabio

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Using the Raspberry Pi to get weather from the internet
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Raspberry Pi Weather App

vaneh-boghosianVaneh Boghosian

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Home automation center, in a thermostat form.
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Smart Thermostat

mt-tthMáté Tóth

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ALio is the new prototype board design that combine SMD and PTH at the same time. In short you are freely to use SMD or PTH without much ext
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ALio : New Hardware Prototyping Platform.

arief-ibrahim-adhaarief ibrahim adha

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An Arduino based pocket-sized bluetooth controller for your electric longboard (or else)
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Electric longboard bluetooth controller (handy)

elmametoelmameto

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Building an open source analyzer to quantify ethylene gas and mechanism to map rotting behavior for fruits/vegetables etc.
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SCRYLENE - Open source Ethylene analyzer

aman-gargAman Garg

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I'm on vacation, not bored
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a "true" in system programmer

davedarkodavedarko

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This project is an introduction to a 360 degree configurable IR proximity sensor module for robotics, Kinetic art, air Music, HID devices
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360 Degree Configurable Infrared Sensor

robotmaker-teamrobotmaker team

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A wearable LED device with show controllable system
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Firefly

james-kongJames Kong

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7x5 LED Matrix display with 3 parts
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Piggyback LED

morecatlabmorecat_lab

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Photovoltaic, Thermoelectric, Piezoelectric, Magnetic induction Energy scavenger
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PTPM Energy Scavenger

mileMile

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Remote controlled vehicle with two trailers is going reverse and steers automatically
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Automatic reverse with two trailers

yuval-lombrozoyuval lombrozo

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charlie-plexed 11x10 LED matrix, perfect fit for a word clock. Also LEDs soldered on upside down.
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PCB word clock

davedarkodavedarko

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Lots of relays and diodes
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Click Clack Clock

ted-yapoTed Yapo

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A small BCD binary clock to put on your desk. It's USB powered and can display time, date and temperature.
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BCD Binary Clock for your desk

tobiasTobias

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