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Interface a Pi Zero directly to a Commodore 64 via User Port and IEC. Give your C64 a Linux upgrade.
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Raspberry Pi Zero W / Commodore 64 Interface Board

leif-bloomquistLeif Bloomquist

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Clueless, broken robots thrive on Genetic Algorithms and Procedural Generation
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IQ Zero: Evolving Unprogrammed Robots

die-master-monkeyDie, Master Monkey!

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This is Amazon's Alexa running on a Raspberry Pi Zero built into a mid-century modern intercom for your desk.
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Retro Echo - Pi Zero Assistant

chris-broughtonChris Broughton

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My 1987 vintage alarm clock was in bad shape, so it got some love. and mp3s.
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Scrubs Sugar Hill Gang Alarm Clock

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First Wi-Fi + Bluetooth HAT for Raspberry Pi with 40 pins at an affordable price, get rid of your wires, here comes the IoT HAT by RedBear
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IoT HAT for Raspberry Pi Zero and more

redbearRedBear

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My sister had a Christmas request, she wanted Tom Servo from Mystery Science Theater 3000.
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Tom Servo from MST3K

kenneth-zabornyKenneth Zaborny

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The most portable way to play LÖVE, PICO-8, Scratch or your favorite emulated games. Powered by RetroArch!
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Gamegirl: the retro console done right

davidDavid

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I built Crow from Mystery Science Theater 3000 for my sister's 2015 Christmas present.
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Crow from MST3K

kenneth-zabornyKenneth Zaborny

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A board for adding WiFi and Bluetooth without using a USB port to any Raspberry Pi with a 40 pin header. Supports 802.11n upto 150Mbps.
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Raspberry Pi RTL8723BS SDIO GPIO 150Mbs WiFi + BT

jacksonliamjacksonliam

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Add an old SDRAM DIMM to your SBC for a 133MS/s 32-bit Logic Analyzer, add ADCs for a Scope...
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sdramThingZero - 133MS/s 32-bit Logic Analyzer

eric-hertzEric Hertz

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atsamd11c14 Arduino zero compatible ARM M0 compact usb stick
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DiXi - arduino sam D11 usb stick

bobriciusbobricius

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Open source, high functioning, myoelectric, bionic arm for kids.
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Raimi's Arm - Bionic Arm for Kids

patrick-joycePatrick Joyce

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Design of a UV printer for making exposures of Alternative Photography prints, direct from a digital image
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Direct UV Printer for Alternative Photography

david-brownDavid Brown

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Experimental graphic editor for open FPGAs. Built on top of icestorm project.
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Icestudio

jess-arroyo-torrensJesús Arroyo Torrens

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Microscope holder add-in for StickVise
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StickScope

sufSUF

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A Li-Ion charger for Solar or USB with PMIC/RTC, 5V boost converter and USB Hub that can run Linux for only $5 more!
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"Solar Pi Platter"

dan-julioDan Julio

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Wearable cat ears that move
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Mechatronic Ears

dehipudeʃhipu

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Fast WiFi & SD slot using ESP8266 12E or 12F modules. Mounts flush PCB to PCB below Raspberry Pi Zero.
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SHABPi WiFi & SD Card Slot for Pi Zero

david-loweDavid Lowe

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WiFi networked electro-mechanical 7x7 pixel flip-dot displays as giant DMDs (Digital Micromirror Devices) for low resolution projection
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Networked Low Resolution DMD Projectors

michael-shaubMichael Shaub

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USB-less WiFi for the PiZero (and others)
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Yet Another (PiZero) Wi-Fi 'Hat'

jarocksjarocks

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A simple PS/2 keyboard interface for the Pi Zero.
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ps2pi

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