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An affordable Arduino controlled multipurpose laser exposing device. Use it for SLA Printers, PCB Exposing, Laser Harp etc.
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OpenExposer

mario-lukasMario Lukas

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An analog gauge to show your computer's CPU utilization
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Analog CPU Gauge

adam-fabioAdam Fabio

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Building computers on Arduino platform is fun. How far can we take this?
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Arduino Desktop

dylan-brophyDylan Brophy

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Arduino Sudoku game made using 81 seven-segment displays!
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Mega Sudoku

hari-wigunaHari Wiguna

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Expansion boards are designed to be easy to use in DIY IoT projects, low cost, reliable, saves the pain of cabling bread boards
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STM32 Blue pill IoT expansion boards

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Datalogger WIFI and Bluetooth for the IOT product
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IOT Datalogger

reginald-sournReginald Sourn

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NodeUSB is a tiny, low cost $9, WiFi ready, ESP8266 USB dev kit for Internet of things, it comes with NodeMCU pre-installed
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NodeUSB- ‘Eat your own dog food’ WiFi IoT DevKit

michael-wenMichael Wen

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Do you want a drone ready to be in the air 24 hours/day, 7 days/week? We're propossing this automatized drone supercharger. Go up darling!!!
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Drone Supercharger

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LoRa 2.4Ghz module used in full duplex mode, sending/receiving MavLink telemetry data
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LoRa 2.4 Ghz for drone telemetry

akio-satoAkio Sato

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LED Music Spectrum generates the beautiful lighting pattern according to the intensity of music.
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DIY LED Audio Spectrum Analyzer using WS2812B

maxblackMaxBlack

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It's cheap, doesn't use a specialized heart rate AFE and can blink LEDs with your pulse :)
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uECG - small open source wireless ECG sensor

ultimate-roboticsUltimate Robotics

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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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IoT Socket (ESP8266 + Power Supply + 2 SSR) / Orange Pi Zero (MQTT Broker) / iOS App (Controller)
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IoT Controller

david-bcDavid BC

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Homebrew pulse metal detector on Arduino Nano
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FoxyPI - Arduino Nano metal detector

alexey-voroninAlexey Voronin

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Stack a bunch of transparent OLEDs together and you have yourself a Volumetric Display.
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TENEX - Solid State Volumetric OLED Display

sean-hodginsSean Hodgins

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Small, connected device for smelling and hearing in any environment.
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STM32L4 Sensor Tile

kris-winerKris Winer

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The Hosaka Mark I Cyberdeck is a tribute to William Gibson and his work, which still fascinates many today.
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Hosaka MK I "Sprawl Edition"

chrisChris

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This is device read data from RS485 and GPS, and send to another device, distance upto 12km.
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Lora upto 12km Arduino

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An electronic board game with magnetic piece detection and illuminated cells.
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Interactive Cell Board game

abel-rodriguezAbel Rodriguez

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An old briefcase converted in a portable raspberry training setup and a Retropie gaming station
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Raspberry training Briefcase

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