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Emulate Citroen's Lexia / Actia Diagnostics tool to query the CAN bus and log the results to SD card.
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CAN Diagnostics Logger with Arduino CAN shield

haydenhayden

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A hardware and software balancing cart pole.
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ZIPY : ZIPY Inverted Pendulum Yakshave

philip-zuckerPhilip Zucker

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Turned an antique intercom into an Amazon Echo
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50s Intercom Raspberry Pi Echo

nickrbrewernick.r.brewer

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Classic NES version of Tetris on a DIY LED Matrix Display
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NES Ledtris (LED Tetris)

koen-van-vlietKoen van Vliet

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An array of cosmic ray detectors across a landscape that demonstrates in light and sound how cosmic rays are constantly all around us.
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Cosmic Array

robert-hartRobert Hart

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Simple watt watt meter powered by Arduino.
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Arduino Watts

yaroslav-zhilinYaroslav Zhilin

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Who wouldn't want an internet enabled coffee maker!
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IoT Coffee Maker

matt-evertsMatt Everts

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This Augmented reality Tutorial using Unity3D, Vuforia, Zigfu and Kinect Allows to Control Character with Your Body
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Augmented Reality and Kinect - Control with Body

edgaras-artEdgaras Art

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Ultrasonic distance monitoring using HC-SR04 sensor, Arduino WiFi and AskSensors IoT cloud
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Distance monitoring with Arduino & AskSensors IoT

asksensorsAskSensors

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ODAlert is a wearable opiate overdose detection device with supporting smartphone app
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Overdose Detection Necklace + App

curt-whiteCurt White

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DIY Ethernet board for IBM PCjr
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PCjrNet

shaosSHAOS

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Simplify the way of documenting projects in software and hardware, based on Raspberry Pi Zero and camera module
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FabDoc - Version Control Tool for makers

kevin-chengKevin Cheng

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Utilizing 8 accelerometers mounted on 3D printed rings, LOTR gives users the ability to type anywhere and anyway.
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Lord of the Rings

rishi-salwiRishi Salwi

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Building a 200V 2Kw Battery charger.
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2Kw AC-DC psu

bradBrad

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ESP8266 captures high scores as they occur on a Galaga PCB from the Golden Age of Arcade
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Galaga meets IoT

justinrichardsjustin.richards

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This project combines traditional long exposure light painting with LEDs controlled from inside a virtual reality painting application
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Light Painting with VR

fhernandfhernand

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A compact, battery powered IOT multi sensor module with wifi & MQTT support. Feat. temperature, humiditity, lux, air pressure, PIR & more
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ESPmobe - battery powered ESP32 IoT-sensor

michaelMichael

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This module is a fully functional implementation of a single electrocardiogram (ECG) analog frontend in a breadboard friendly configuration.
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Small Single Lead ECG Analog Frontend

chinshuchinshu

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A Z80 homebrew computer with 64KB SRAM & 32KB ROM (with BASIC), TMS9918A VDP (video) and AY-3-8910 PSG (audio)
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LM80C Color Computer

leonardo-milianiLeonardo Miliani

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Welcome to my DIY smart-glasses project! Using the Pi Zero, it runs an user-interface on a small, transparent heads-up display.
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DIY Smartglasses with the Raspberry Pi!

liam-z-charlesLiam Z. Charles

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Project to re-create a Dragon 32/64 Computer
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Dragon like 6809 Retro Computer

matt-callowMatt Callow

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