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This project is a clock with radio receivers which can receive the exact time from the GPS satellites or from the DCF77 transmitter.
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"Connect" to an atomic clock in space! GPS, DCF77

hkdcsfhkdcsf

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Developing a small fuelless microwave thruster
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EMDrive/satellite

paul-kocylaPaul Kocyla

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tracking CubeSats faster, anywhere and anytime for everybody!
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The Distributed Ground Station Network

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Vintage U.S. and Soviet Hardware come together in a Mission Control-style console that actually tracks satellites.
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Keplermatik

sup4rl33thax0rsup4rl33thax0r

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I will be attempting to build a guided rocket using of the shelf parts
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Guided Rocket

sagarSagar

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A robot to sail around the world alone
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Ladon Project

pierce-nicholsPierce Nichols

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This will emulate the AVR code right out of the .ELF file
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Arduino ATmega 328 Emulator

tehaxor69tehaxor69

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Actively stabilized model rocket by means of a motor gimbal, originally designed for launching a rocket from a high-altitude weather balloon
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Project Rockoon

julian-costasJulian Costas

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Got a Raspberry Pi ? A few more bucks turn it into a networked SPI Flash chip reader/writer
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SPI Flasher

yann-guidon-ygdesYann Guidon / YGDES

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Environment friendly chemical rocket propellant, useable in liquid or solid state
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Green eutectic rocket propellant

m-bindhammerM. Bindhammer

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using technology to feed others
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smart aquaponics - v2

kijani-growskijani grows

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Professional quality, 24 bit, 192kHz audio breakout board for Teensy 3.x, Raspberry Pi, and more.
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Teensy Super Audio Board

rf-william-hollenderRF William Hollender

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An RFID controlled audio book reader to help the visually impaired enjoy audio books. Already in use by my nearly blind grandfather.
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RFID audio book reader for my nearly blind grandfather

willemWillem

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This is a synth that produces squarewaves in different frequencies. You can use it to make a pattern of maximum 8 notes.
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8 note Step Sequencer

mathias-sundgrenMathias Sundgren

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Lumos mimics the natural light of the Sun in order to regulate sleep-inducing hormones & improve sleep using Machine Learning
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LUMOS: Smart Lamp for Better Sleep

jontyJonty

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Turning a BT headset into a real communicator
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Star Trek TNG Bluetooth Communicator

bartBART

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Robotic platform that doesn't need a computer/programmer/compiler. Just move it how you want it to move and it will copy those moves
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Golem

ivoidwarrantiesI_void(warranties)

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Hardware debouncing board and gamepad firmware for cheap nrf51822 modules.
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Bluetooth Arcade Controller

ozan-altinkayaOzan ALTINKAYA

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Dual channel VU meter using Arduino Uno (Atmega328p) and NeoPixel LED strips. Strips mounted around each two speakers.
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VU meter on speaker

matikasMatikas

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A wearable LED device with show controllable system
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Firefly

james-kongJames Kong

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You need light to survive in Minecraft. So turn your torches on and off automatically using the BGM111, a phone and a few boxes of Legos!
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Bluetooth + Smartphone Minecraft Mod

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