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use the natural, stable temperature of the ground to power garden lights and sensors via a thermoelectric device
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Geothermal Energy Harvesting Garden Lights

trey-coreTrey Core

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An Arduino based project that can turn off led by blowing on it (uses Microphone Sound Sensor module).
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Arduino Birthday Candle

amal-mathewAmal Mathew

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An open source modular system for learning, development and games.
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DevBoy

nicolai-shlapunovNicolai Shlapunov

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Get the Raspberry Pi into a WiFi network without using the Console - just use your phone with the BerryLan App
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WiFi Connection to a Raspberry Pi

bernie-trinnesBernie Trinnes

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For components you can use standard components, no need to use SMD components as I created in this article to simplify soldering.
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Project IoT ESP8266 ESP12E

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It's cheap, doesn't use a specialized heart rate AFE and can blink LEDs with your pulse :)
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uECG - small open source wireless ECG sensor

ultimate-roboticsUltimate Robotics

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an interactive sound & light circuit sculpture // emulation of high skies and rainy evenings // made with the 555 timer
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sky cavalcade ░▒▓

sarah-boosarah boo

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just as the title suggests, it is lapel pin made out of a pcb with designs to look like a 3.5" floppy disk
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3.5" floppy disk PCB lapel pin

thelogicofpithelogicofpi

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A Python script to create pinout diagrams popular for documenting single board computers.
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Graphical Pinout Generator

steven-johnsonSteven Johnson

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Built from the microcontroller up using rs485 and 2 km of CAT6.
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My fully custom home automation system

bernard-kerckenaereBernard Kerckenaere

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SATtiny is a solar Circuit Sculpture in a form of a satellite with blinking LEDs with optimized current consumption to last all night long.
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SATtiny

ricardo-sappiaRicardo Sappia

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An artistic ecosystem of analog electronic sound generators
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Hacking Nature’s Musicians

kelly-heatonKelly Heaton

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Following the normal papercraft workflow, but with PCBs instead
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PCB Papercraft

stephenStephen

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A completely analog circuit sculpture inspired by the events of 2020, made entirely from discrete components.
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Astable Exhalation

bornachbornach

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wall-hanging sound and light sculpture
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waldian

eirik-brandalEirik Brandal

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Musical instrument without batteries!, created with the motor of a PC CD player and a piano generated with the incredible 555
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Acordeonador

bernaBerna

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A different interpretation of circuit sculpture using PCBs to create a lamp shade. LEDs provide the light and the base is touch sensitive.
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Circuit Sculpture Touch Lamp with PCB shade

garethGareth

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raising some tadpoles that I rescued from my ditch
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Raising Tadpoles 2020

mcunerdmcu_nerd

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Bringing the ESP32 camera to the Prusa Mini
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ESP32 Cam - Prusa Mini

jerzeekJerzeek

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The blog is about creating a concert model from electronics scrap. Previously i made some sculptures with brass and this is the first i am
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Electronics craft concert

ajaysunnyAjaysunny

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Teensy 4.0, VL53l0X Lidar, SSD1306 Display, PCA9685 PWM and CircuitPython 6
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Autonomous Cordwood Car

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