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Designing hardware is difficult. We Have a hardware platform that generates schematic and layout design files in a typical 10 minutes time.
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Simplify Embedded hardware designs

makarand-kapoorMakarand Kapoor

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Creating copies of keys using a 3d printer and OpenSCAD
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3d Printing real-world keys

dave-peduDave Pedu

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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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A quadcopter flight controller based on the Arduino nano
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Project hΕli

francescofumfrancesco.fum

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Chaos Illustrated by the Analog Computation of the Lorenz Equations
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Chaos Computer

tom-quartararoTom Quartararo

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Teach programming, electronics, and mechanics with the Kano Computer and Snap Circuits.
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Raspberry Pi 3 Desktop a 7-yr-old Can Build & Use

steve-schulerSteve Schuler

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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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This is a fast, heavy-duty Pulse Engine derived from my Commercial grade desulfator. Up to 80% battery yields overnight.
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Battery Desulfator Kit, TESLA 12V compatible

mosaicmercmosaicmerc

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No more restrictions from high level software! Access the lowest level of radio transmission with this programmable USB stick.
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Open narrowband RF transceiver

samuel-kSamuel Žák

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NASA cancelled this program in 2013 after spending USD260 Million. Lets see what we can do for USD260!.
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Advanced Stirling Radioisotope Generator

mw-motorsMW Motors

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Raspberry Pi 3B based robot, distance sensors, and ROS.
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Wall Following and Obstacle Avoidance

sinclair-gurnySinclair Gurny

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IRIS is yet another network radio based on Rasbperry Pi. This time with an alarm clock and some reading skills.
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IRIS - network radio with alarm clock

woytekmwoytekm

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Z-Wave development board Z-Uno + Touch pad detector chip TTP223 + Livolo glass + Batteries CR2032
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Create Z-Wave capacitive touch switch on batteries

vitaliy-yurkinVitaliy Yurkin

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DIY Ethernet board for IBM PCjr
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PCjrNet

shaosSHAOS

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ROS mobile robot base for everyone
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ros-omni-base

panovvvpanovvv

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Design and create a sensor and software that anyone could build for $5.
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Cheap WIFI Sensors for Anything*

anders-greenAnders Green

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Unofficial Badge of Talent Land 2018
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The badge of the Lands

sabasSabas

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A successful attempt to create a programmer for the Atmel Tiny 4-10 using a Microchip PIC10f200 and few discretes
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PIC10f200 Tiny TPI programmer

briandeveybriandevey

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How my once useless toolbox got back into business
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Repairing my toolbox with a 3D printed part

matthias-kesenheimerMatthias Kesenheimer

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OBSOLETED Google Sheet with app script to pull out just the unshipped ones. For download and import into shipping software.
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Tindie Unshipped Orders Sheet

alastair-youngAlastair Young

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With the new advancement in technologies and with increased number of satellites dedicated for navigation purpose the tracking system has ev
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Real Time Location Monitoring & Tracking System

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