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Budget Electric go kart build that focuses on functionality and design
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E-Kart: The electric Go Kart

adrian-georgescuAdrian Georgescu

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Make & 3D print your own phone with sensors, displays, electronics, batteries and antennas. Customize Android and do exactly your thing!
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Kite : Open Hardware Android Smartphone

shree-kumarShree Kumar

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open hardware 2 GHz to 13 GHz two-port vector network analyzer
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Vector Network Analyzer

jon-kleinJon Klein

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(ab)use the I2S + DMA on the ESP8266 to drive some WS2812(b)'s.
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ESP8266 DMA I2S WS2812 Driver

cnlohrCNLohr

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A light-weight, cheap, and portable PC for penetration-testers and ethical hackers.
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Portable Pen-Testing Hack Box

muhammedmuhammed

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I have made a new image processing software (LAPTouch) that can convert your conventional laptop or desktop screen into touchscreen
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"Laptouch" Turn normal screen into touch screen

hanifalisohaghanifalisohag

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The 567 tone decoder is perhaps most famous Phase Locked Loop (PLL) chip. This project looks at an Arduino software PLL.
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Software Phase Locked Loop

agpcooperagp.cooper

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Hardware Hacking of Accu-Chek Performa Insight
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Hardware Hacking of Accu-Chek Performa Insight

ethicalhacker523EthicalHacker523

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Slowly putting together a portable sdr with a pi for fun.
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Raspberry Py SDR

emericaEmerica

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Using stereo cameras and haptic feedback to assist people with visual impairments to navigate unfamiliar environments
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Stereo Photonics

james-gibbardJames Gibbard

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IOT - Internet of Things
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Monitoring of environments

marcelo-cuinMarcelo Cuin

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This is my diy UPS hat that i use with my raspberry pi 3. It can power the raspberry up to 11 minuites when the micro usb power drops.
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DIY Raspberry Pi UPS Hat (Up to 11min power)

dimitris-matsoukasDimitris Matsoukas

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A mesh network is a network in which the devices -- or nodes -- are connected so that at least some, and sometimes all, have multiple paths
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Smart Music Player using LoRa Mesh Network

ssla-coukssla-couk

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An ESP32-based open source audio synthesis platform suitable for eurorack modular synthesizers, <1ms latency, 44.1kHz samping rate.
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Eurorack audio synthesis platform

robert-manzkeRobert Manzke

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Stereo, 9 to 24 Vdc external supply.
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~ 10 Watt audio amplifier

carbonosilciocarbono.silício

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A graphic equalizer that fits in your pocket!
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Mini Audio Equalizer

grant-giesbrechtGrant Giesbrecht

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just a flashing rgb led badge
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Spacehuhn badge

davedarkodavedarko

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Bringing Bluetooth/wifi streaming and USB/SD Card music to my auld car via the head unit's CD Changer port
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Raspberry Pi Head Unit

craig-hissettCraig Hissett

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A new device to change the user's emotional perception of reality.
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EmotiGlass

david-prutchiDavid Prutchi

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My personal journey learning synthesis and how to make electronic music coming from alternative rock background
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My Journey Into Synthesis and Electronic Music

avrAVR

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Your Music from Great-Grandpa's Gramophone
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Gramophone Transducer

dave-ehnebuskeDave Ehnebuske

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