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diy direct-drive extruder 3D printer running Klipper firmware
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protoDEV 3d printer

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This wind-up car gift card is fully 3D-printable and is the ideal present for your friends and family.
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Fully 3D-printable wind-up car gift card

brian-brockenBrian Brocken

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This is low cost 3d printed robot arm based on Ikea Tertial lamp.
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Tertiarm - 3d printed robot arm

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Cheap and DIY alternative to commercial security keys such as Yubikey using ST-Link V2 clone dongle
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ST-Link V2 clone Security Key

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A modular board hosting 9 seven-segment displays that can be daisy chained to make an art installation
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A Seven Segment Art Installation

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My goal is a 4-bit CPU using recycled cardboard substrate and Diode Transistor Logic. This is an educational platform for me.
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The Cardboard Computer - IO is my name

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A sequencer that offers the possibility to be connected modularly and musical operators to build up more complex live electronic music.
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A modular sequencer for electronic music

joaquinaldunatejoaquin.aldunate

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Easy and Fun: Track objects with a Raspberry Pi, a camera and an Arduino in less than an hour!
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Raspberry+Arduino CamTracker

marcelo-valeriaMarcelo Valeria

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Simple project as an initiation to neural networks
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AVR Perceptron (initiation to neural networks)

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1-Button Internet Music Box based on ESP8266
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Adabox Internet Radio

matthew-gorrMatthew Gorr

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Nixie tube watch that looks in a way you're not used to.
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Nixie Tube Watch "MOONWATCHER"

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Full-on Spotify scrolling and streaming via a Raspberry Pi Zero W and the original iPod clickwheel. Bluetooth, WiFi, and haptic feedback!!
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sPot: Spotify in a 4th-gen iPod (2004)

guy-dupontGuy Dupont

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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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Are you happy? I am very happy to make this amplifier, with very high-quality class-D sound and Arduino joy!
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Happy amplifier

microwavemontmicrowavemont

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Experience freedom of communication without borders, operators, networks, fees !!! Create your own network, your own rules !!!
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ARMACHAT - Doomsday wireless QWERTY communicator

bobriciusbobricius

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My entry for the Mouser and MacroFAB Blink An LED competition. Blinking modules that interact with each other.
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Blink An LED Entry: BlinkIR

gee-bartlettGee Bartlett

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Do you miss those old small devices in your palm? Don't be sad, you can always build your own!
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SDA - The best new PDA

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Highly miniaturized RP2040 12x12mm PCB module
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Femto Module v1

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a wee demo to explore a funky phenomenon: FR-4 PCB cores fluorescing under blacklight
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UV Fluorescent PCB - 7 Segment Display

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Let's use an ATtiny84A as a structural element!
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A USB-C connector on a flex PCB

sam-ettingerSam Ettinger

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just simple wav player from micro SD card
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LEGO wav sound brick

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