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Chapter 1 : Raspberry Pi Zero W Stepper Motor Module Balancing Robot and 3d Printer - CNC Machine
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Raspberry PI Module for Robotics Mythololgy (1)

reginald-sournReginald Sourn

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An Off-the-grid messaging system.
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Skrypt

taiwoTaiwo

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Demonstration robot for learning principles of real-time control using Raspberry Pi, RT Linux, and ROS.
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Bobble-Bot

mike-mooreMike Moore

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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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This motor driver is able to control a motor using PID by I2C. Taking precise control of a motor have never been so easy.
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Smart Motor Driver for Robotics

danny-frDanny FR

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Breaking the encryption on the Lerdge series mainboards so I can try porting Marlin 2.0 to it.
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Lerdge 3d Printer Mainboard Hacking

jc-nelsonJ.C. Nelson

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Modular Open Source Hardware Tablet that is easy to hack and can run a standard Desktop Linux Distribution (or Android)
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DLT one - A Damn Linux Tablet!

timonskutimonsku

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A mostly printed digital microscope powered by a Rasperry Pi Zero W
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Pi Microscope

braunscncBraunsCNC

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Open, 3D printed, multi axis robot arm
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Sixi robot arm

dan-royerDan Royer

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ChatGPT+Gemini+Claude | Open Source | ROS2 | Assembly within 1 hour | Quickstart
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ChatGPT Robot Kit: Unlock your AI Dream Job

afreez-ganAfreez Gan

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A WiFi repeater built around Raspberry Pi under 10 US$ and fully customizable
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Truly WiFi Extender

tejas-lotlikarTejas Lotlikar

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I'm building a cockpit panel for the 2002 Battlemech simulator game Mechwarrior 4: Mercenaries.
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Mechwarrior 4 Simulator Cockpit Panel

joris-wegnerJoris Wegner

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A 6cm 4-legged Ball Robot
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4B Robot

carl-bugejaCarl Bugeja

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Controlling autonomous robots the size of a small tractor for planting, weeding and harvesting
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Autonomous Agri-robot Control System

capt-flatus-oflahertyCapt. Flatus O'Flaherty ☠

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E-Paper Multipurpose Dashboard powered by Li-Po with roughly four months battery life
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EPaper Dashboard

boris-shabanovBoris Shabanov

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DIY variant of ROS TurtleBot for <$250 capable of simultaneous location and mapping (SLAM)
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Phoebe TurtleBot

rogerRoger

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My 3rd Mech Warfare robot - 3DoF/leg quad running micropython. Competed at BAMF 2019
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Numa 2: 14 DoF Mech Warfare Robot

gertlexGertlex

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Development platform for agricultural robots
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Quad-ROS-bot

capt-flatus-oflahertyCapt. Flatus O'Flaherty ☠

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Navigate an agri-robot using the crops themselves as the guide via computer vision.
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Crop Orientated Agricultural Navigation System

capt-flatus-oflahertyCapt. Flatus O'Flaherty ☠

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If we win the Hackaday price, we will make BETA give aways. FOC field-oriented control for NEMA23/34
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The Field Stack - NEMA23/34 FOC

juan-antonio-sren-epJuan-Antonio Søren E.P.

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A portable mini pocket weather station made using an Arduino Nano board and featuring an OLED display and a DHT11 module.
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Pocket Weather Station

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