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A portable Yagi antenna for working amateur radio satellites
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WA5VJB ultra portable dual VHF/UHF Yagi

eliaElia

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This open-source, low-power LTE shield uses cutting-edge CAT-M technology and also integrates GNSS location capabilities!
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LTE CAT-M1/NB-IoT Shield for Arduino

timothy-wooTimothy Woo

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Motivation to do some software projects by writing them down.
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Silly software wishlist

lion-mclionheadlion mclionhead

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The most integrated FPGA module as of 2017
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The 'Configum-2' FPGA module

knvdKn/vD

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Using a fully 3d-printed two-axis rotational stage, an arduino and a camera to produce accurate 3D Models
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High Quality 3D Scanner (<100€)

thomasThomas

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Control your mobile device remotely without using the touch screen
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Tactile Remote Control of a Mobile Device

kyle-thomasKyle Thomas

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IOT smoke and fire alarm to send SMS notification if it detects smoke and leakage of combustible gas.
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IOT smoke alarm with SMS notification

srccodescomSrcCodes.com

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A quadrupedal walking robot
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Dogbot

charles-galambosCharles Galambos

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This project describes the use of Raspberry Pi as an IoT connected vital signs monitor. The HealthyPi HAT for Raspberry Pi used.
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Connected Health: Open source IoT patient monitor

ashwin-k-whitchurchAshwin K Whitchurch

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Building a Pick and Place machine on the cheap, in a repeatable way.
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Thrifty Pick and Place

alastair-youngAlastair Young

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My aim for this project is to create a slightly larger radio telescope, which is able to observe signals on the 21cm hydrogen line
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Slightly bigger radio telescope

gonalo-nespralGonçalo Nespral

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Install OwnCloud on Raspberry Pi and make your own cloud server
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OwnCloud on Raspberry Pi

dmitryDmitry

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Audio feedback for the brain-injured who need help learning to balance again.
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Sonassist

simon-merrettSimon Merrett

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PC FM radio with RDA5807M without microcontroller. C# form control the chip through serial port.
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PC FM radio with RDA5807M

florin-nicaFlorin Nica

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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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Prototype wearables without sewing a single thread.
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Sez - Prototype Wearables

amitabh-shrivastavaAmitabh Shrivastava

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Device to relay digital information to the brain via touch
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Haptic Input

lars-bormLars Borm

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Vortigaunt Head Badge that is shiny and bright.
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THEFREEMAN - DEF CON 26 INDIE BADGE

twinkletwinkieTwinkleTwinkie

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Portable, simple and inexpensive test to alert diabetics to elevated levels of Ketones, without the need for blood or urine testing.
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Meter to Monitor Ketoacidosis Via Breath

tom-meehanTom Meehan

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Like a Bus Pirate with more features and protocol support
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Byte Theif

steal-this-hardwareSTEAL-THIS-HARDWARE

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Super-small, ultra-low-power 96 MHz Cortex M4F co-processor manages sensors and processes data allowing the MCU host attend to other things.
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MAX32660 Motion Co-Processor

kris-winerKris Winer

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