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tracking CubeSats faster, anywhere and anytime for everybody!
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The Distributed Ground Station Network

hornighornig

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Hooking up a DIY spectrometer to professional spectroscopy software
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Universal software for DIY spectrometers

friedrich-mengesFriedrich Menges

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3D printable, Open Source Hardware, tripod kinematics, cable driven 3D printer
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Arcus-3D-C1 - Cable 3D printer

masterofnullMasterOfNull

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ARM Cortex-M4 + ARMv8. Motor interfaces. 54 I/O with UART, SPI, I2C, CAN. C++ 11 API. Cloud management. ROS-powered.
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CORE2 - A computer for robots

husarionHusarion

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Yet another open source platform for drones, but this one is fully integrated and uses the SAME70@300Mhz x2 + a Pi Compute Module
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Open Source All-In Drone-Droni SAME70Pi (Kopernik)

laetitia-belLaetitia BEL

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A 16x7-Segment LED Clock that syncs time from GPS satellites.
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gps_clock

clewsyclewsy

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meow! is a IoT Amazon Echo enabled Cat Feeder for tidbits (treats). Best used while you are tired of tickling your Cat(s). Made with ♡.
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meow!

chrischiChrischi

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A BMS that publishes Cell Voltage to a MQTT Broker
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6S IOT BMS

johannesJohannes

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Be able to make & upload MagSpoof with variable tracks, to use it without Arduino dependencies, and implement it on the same Raspberry GPIO.
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MagSpoofPI

salvador-mendozaSalvador Mendoza

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The goal of this project is to design a light weight gamma ray scintillator in a 1u CubeSat frame
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Gamma Ray Spectroscopy - small, cheap

sparksronsparks.ron

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Voice Controlled Personal Assistant robot to help you stay lazy using Raspberry Pi and Amazon Alexa
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Dobby - DIY Voice Controlled Personal Assistant

dementorDementor

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Uses multiple Arduino Nano and a passive mixer to generate multiple voices simultaneously.
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Rachel's Nightmare, a distributed polyphonic synth

arduino-enigmaArduino Enigma

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Open Platform for Autonomous VEhicle Systems
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O'PAVES

adacoreAdaCore

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

mich-michMich Mich

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but more stuff in it, than @benchoffs design I took the liberty to take.
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Porygon V2 - but not the evolution of Porygon

davedarkodavedarko

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Hackaday has a chat for everything except drones
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Chat for Drones

actualdragonActualDragon

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This project shows how to synchronize live music and lights using DSP/DFT in real-time on ATtiny13 which offers only 64B RAM / 1024B FLASH.
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ATtiny13 – dance lights with FFT

ukasz-podkalickiŁukasz Podkalicki

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Using the Attiny817 core independent peripherals to implement an ultrasonic distance sensor entirely in hardware.
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Ultrasonic Distance Sensor on Attiny817

bent-fladmarkBent Fladmark

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A 3d printed version of the NaBi robot developed at UCLA
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NaBi a sideways walking robot: 8BitRobots

tim-wilkinsonTim Wilkinson

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A simple Raspberry Pi garage door opener
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Northcliff Home Automation Garage Door Opener

rifowlerrifowler

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This is a project of building DJmixer using raspberry pi with four ultrasonic sensors to playback and loop the music, and change the volumn
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DJmixer

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