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Developing a small fuelless microwave thruster
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EMDrive/satellite

paul-kocylaPaul Kocyla

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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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Home automation using the Loxone series of home automation products along with hacks to extend functionality and reduce cost
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Commercial home automation

ian-nortonIan Norton

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Thanks to the hardwork by Richard Sloan and Ivan Grokhotkov, we can now use Arduino IDE to write sketches that would run ON the ESP8266.
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Arduino IDE for ESP8266 Quickstart Guide

hari-wigunaHari Wiguna

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If I don't get a remote control for our home automation system built I'm gonna be in trouble with the wife! :)
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OpenHab Bluetooth Remote Control

eric-cantrellEric Cantrell

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The project allow the user to control electrical equipments, separately, using modules. The instalation is plug and play, easy as it must be
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Home Automation - BT Modules

samuel-francoSamuel Franco

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Build a laser oscilloscope using Lego, littleBits, Erector set, and the Kano Computer.
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LaserOscope

steve-schulerSteve Schuler

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an attempt to develop a low-field coded-field compressed sensing magnetic resonance imager
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low-field MRI

peter-jansenpeter jansen

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Use two cheap 16-relay boards to multiplex and remotely control up to 256 channels of firey madness
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256 Channel Firework Controller

aleks-clarkAleks Clark

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Toaster oven modifications and controller for reflow soldering
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Reflow Oven

ob1ob1

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A cheap, easy to use mapping drone for hobbyists, farmers, miners, and students.
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Iridium Eye: A 3d Mapping Drone

sagarSagar

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Wireless weather station, powered by the sun and wind it intends to measure, below $50.
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Low Cost Weather Station

ulf-winbergUlf Winberg

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A circuit you can place inline with your existing low voltage lights to allow for wireless control
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ESPLux - Smarts for your downlights

mattMatt

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To go where no Rice dorm has gone before: Automated Lighting n' Stuff
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Rice Ridiculously Automated Dorm (RRAD!)

jordan-polesJordan Poles

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This is a game console sized Hydra with a single GPU, running SteamOS, Win7 & Android x86 KitKat. Gameplay & mgmt via modular controller
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Hydra Multi OS Gaming Console & Controller

ericeric

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The SmartWindow automatically determines when a window should be opened or closed, based on the indoor/outdoor temperature and weather.
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Weather Controlled SmartWindow

xander-skyrienXander Skyrien

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A 450g Titanium Rocket Stove
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TiRStove

mrjbmr.jb

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A smart power outlet
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SmartLet

michele-perlaMichele Perla

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Creating monitoring systems, so even the least green of thumbs can know the joys of indoor gardening.
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Responsive Planter

jordan-polesJordan Poles

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Project AirWAVE is a connected worldwide grid of air purification and air quality monitoring devices
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Project AirWAVE

chris-kChris K

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Drop in place WiFi mesh nodes for covering an area for efficeint coms/data across the area
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Search & Rescue / Disaster relief WiFi

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