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A computer built around a Atari 2600 (VCS), with a few nifty upgrades, 6502, 64k + 128bytes ram, coprocessor, 77 is getting a rework
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Super atari 6502 (A "DIY" 2600 hardware clone...)

robertRobert

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A hardware and software balancing cart pole.
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ZIPY : ZIPY Inverted Pendulum Yakshave

philip-zuckerPhilip Zucker

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BT audio and hands-free interface between my car radio and my smartphone
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Bluetooth audio with display (and maybe OBD)

manuManu

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4G (100 mbps down/ 50 mbps up) – Ultra fast internet connectivity for your Raspberry Pi, excellent for large downloads and video streaming.
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IoT Bit 4G & LTE Hat for the Raspberry Pi

altitude-techAltitude Tech

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Project homepage & downloads: https://sites.google.com/view/flips-cubicle
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LED Cube RGB 12x12x12 powered by Raspberry Pi

flip-schaumalFlip Schaumal

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Using an Wemos D1(esp8266), cheap power supply, a switch, and a temp sensor you can automate anything
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Home Automation on the Cheap V2

thjubeckthjubeck

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If it can output VGA, it can be turned into ASCII art.
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Realtime VGA ASCII Art Converter

wenting-zhangWenting Zhang

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A project for my grandchildren to first build line-following robots then convert them to being controlled by their phones and tablets.
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IP control for inexpensive line following robots

jedjed

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Create beautiful waves of color & light with Art & Science!
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Pisces ♓ | A Kinetic Art Lamp

stephen-coStephen Co

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A MIDI sequencer
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Beat707

frank-bussFrank Buss

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A small Python framework for the tinkerer to make distributed automation as simple as possible
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Switchboard: Distributed Automation made Easy

josefschneiderjosefschneider

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A music platform designed to play music from across the web by utilizing a simple chrome browser
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Web Music Player

pixelcircuitsPixelCircuits

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Does this work? An online article discusses about building this music box.
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Case study: A polyphonic PIC18F music box

yh-workshopYH-workshop

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Exactly the right lighting and tidal conditions have to occur to induce the spawning of corals (and other sea creatures).
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Diurnal Reef Controller for Lighting and Tides

philip-coxPhilip Cox

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A 3d printed enclosure to house multiple Pis, updated for the Raspberry Pi 4
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Raspberry Pi Rack for the Pi 4

dave-peduDave Pedu

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NOMNOM: The Video Machine allows users to play YouTube videos as music samples, and sync them like a DJ.
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NOMNOM: The Video Machine

dror-ayalonDror Ayalon

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Experiments with polyphonic pythonic tone playing
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Adventures in Bleep Bloops with CircuitPython

foamyguyfoamyguy

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Binky is a music box built for the 3rd anniversary of my daughter. It's designed to let her play music by herself with use of NFC cards.
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Binky - Kid's Music Box

naguirrenaguirre

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Square Inch music widget
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Noise Nugget

fabien-chouteauFabien-Chouteau

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Mini Pixel Art Showcase Frame from the Ethereum Blockchain
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PixelCon Frame (mini)

pixelcons-developer-accountPixelCons Developer Account

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Ugly Bacteria Inspired Robot Sculpture. Search's for light while avoiding objects.
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UBIRS

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