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This is an IoT based wireless Home Automation and Security System
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Low Cost Wireless Home Automation and Security

sounak-ranjan-dasSounak Ranjan Das

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I love to program programmers. Yo dawg...
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Microchip PIC Arduino based programmer

jaromirsukubajaromir.sukuba

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Applying polymorphism to hardware enables users to do more with their devices while avoiding IoT pitfalls.
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Polymorphic Hardware

trey-germanTrey German

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Open source, easy to assemble type of DIY laser cutter and engraver. http://en.smartdiys.com/smart-laser-mini/
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DIY Desktop Laser Cutter

smartdiyssmartDIYs

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This is the first lawn mower connected to the Internet!
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IOT Lawn Mower

michelMichel

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Improving a Griffin Beacon to add Bluetooth RF control, Command sequence sending and USB power
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Ultimate Universal Remote

joedefajoedefa

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This is a demo project for my Bluetooth Low Energy Mesh Protocol using a simple nRF51822 based board
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Bluetooth Low Energy Mesh Protocol

tim-wilkinsonTim Wilkinson

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Use your PIC-Projects on Mini-PCIe (USB/SMBus)
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Mini-PCIe - PIC18LF2550 - DevBoard

sandfrogSandfrog

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Memtype, an elegant solution to have your credentials stored everywhere.
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Memtype: Open Source Password Keeper

miguelMiguel

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a reincarnation of classic Nintendo Hardware
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R.O.B. 2.0

joshua-vasquezJoshua Vasquez

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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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Firefly is a low-cost, modular flying robot for first responders that uses intelligent, nature-inspired algorithms to navigate autonomously.
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Firefly — A Low-Cost Flying Robot to Save Lives

mihir-garimellaMihir Garimella

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Hacking the Wink Hub to be more user-friendly for use with OpenHab and other home automation stacks
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WinkHub Integration

aggiezachaggiezach

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"The Frame" is an 8x8 RGB Led simple-to-build information display you can attach to your computer.
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The Frame

daniel-gilbertDaniel Gilbert

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A tiny programmable WiFi enabled micro controller board
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WiFi Drop

andreas-auerAndreas Auer

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This is a control application using telegrom bot api and rpi. With this application you can control your devices or read sensors data
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Telegram Control Application With Raspberry Pi

erhanyilmazytuerhanyilmaz.ytu

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Laura brings low-cost long-range encrypted 915MHz communication to the palm of your hand.
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Laura // ISM-band WAN Messaging

phil-herlihyPhil Herlihy

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A simple and inexpensive way to image and analyze subtle surface details on objects.
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Affordable Reflectance Transformation Imaging Dome

leszek-pawlowiczLeszek Pawlowicz

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Use the power of your muscles to interact with the world
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Mumai

alvaro-villosladaAlvaro Villoslada

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Hi, I needed a simple media player that my son can understand. I could not find a commercial solution, so I built one based on a raspberry
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ScottTV- A Simple MediaPlayer For My Autistic Son

alain-mauerAlain Mauer

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Breakout-boards for some of TI's motor Drivers
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DRVxxxx Breakout

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