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Projects Brian Kwon likes and follows

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A project about Home Automation. I want to replace my old thermostat with an IoT ESP8266 + OLED 128x64 Screen + OpenHab + MQTT + Micropython
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Home automation: thermostat with ESP8266 & OpenHab

jorgeJorge

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Micro Smart LiDAR Sensor
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MappyDot

bleckyBlecky

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I use the Ada language on a STM32F4 to turn an old hard drive into a solenoid engine.
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Software controlled solenoid engine

fabien-chouteauFabien-Chouteau

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I want to look at control methods for swarms that can be adapted to problems in the real world.
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Drone Swarm Control Algorithms

gene-foxwellGene Foxwell

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My idea for a room based VR positioning system. The goal is for tennis court coverage to play "real" virtual tennis!
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Room Based VR Positioning

lee-cookLee Cook

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4x5 micro display with attiny85
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Standalone LED micromatrix display

bobriciusbobricius

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USB hub, wide range power supply, protoboard and din rail enclosure for the Raspberry Pi Zero
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Raspberry Pi Zero cap rail enclosure

hwhardsofthwhardsoft

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Remote control web interface with live video for Raspberry Pi Robots
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STS-PiLot Robotics Remote Control

mark-dammer-mm0dqmMark Dammer MM0DQM

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This device converts your fdm printer to a full color powder printer.
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ColorPod full color 3d printing

aadAad

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A very simple yet effective way to make your own NFC Ring. Merging organic and tech.
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NFC Bentwood Ring

sean-hodginsSean Hodgins

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Arduino Nano, HC-05 bluetooth module, and some super bright RGB LEDs!
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Android App - Bluetooth RGB Controller

trent-sterlingTrent Sterling

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Augmented Reality Business Card.
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Augmented Reality Business Card

edgaras-artEdgaras Art

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An LED desk clock driven by NTP on a Pi Zero W
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Raspberry Pi Zero W desk clock

nick-sayerNick Sayer

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Security alarm based on NE555 timer and logic gates, made for hobby purpose
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Security alarm

andrea-de-napoliAndrea De Napoli

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A host of IoT devices aimed at helping administer light therapy treatment to Alzheimer's patients (based on MIT study)
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Non-Invasive Alzheimer's Light Therapy Devices

adellar-irankundaAdellar Irankunda

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An open source 3D printable robotic prosthetic leg.
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Drakkar - printable robotic prosthetic leg

david-sanchez-faleroDavid Sanchez Falero

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Replace the bimetallic thermostat with a few microcontroller based thermostats to control the combi boiler.
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Multi Zone Wireless Thermostat

jose-maria-rodriguez-saezJose Maria Rodriguez Saez

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Demonstration of #MongooseOS application that implements internet button functionality using ESP8266 module and Amazon AWS IoT service.
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Internet button on ESP8266 and AWS IoT in 2 mins

mongooseosMongooseOS

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Electronic band-aid for monitoring fever and dispensing an antipyretic and anti-inflammatory drug
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Sense-Aid

m-bindhammerM. Bindhammer

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Something to make your life easier on the bed, when you have to switch off your tv and any other light in the house :-)
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IR and NRF remote based on arduino

vdmj15vdmj15

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Uses linear CCD and Zynq SoC
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Scanning Digital Back for a Large Format Camera

vlad-ivanovVlad Ivanov

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