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I am building an automated aquarium controller to fit into my home automation system.
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Aquarium controller / home automation

pjpj

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Relax, your home knows which appliances to switch on. Justifying "Automation" in low cost Home Automation systems.
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Dexter - The New Age Home Automation

aditya-mukherjeeAditya Mukherjee

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The 567 tone decoder is perhaps most famous Phase Locked Loop (PLL) chip. This project looks at an Arduino software PLL.
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Software Phase Locked Loop

agpcooperagp.cooper

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This projects converts a Bobby-Car (children's ride-on toy) to electric by using 4 Hoverboard motors, VESC controllers and an ESP32
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Electric Bobby-Car

peter-ptziPeter Pötzi

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Replacement PCB for TS100, adds USB-C PD to every hackers favourite tool!
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Otter-Iron - TS100 USB-PD hardware mod

jana-marieJana Marie

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Universal Arduino Wireless Shield
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RadioShield

jan-gromeJan Gromeš

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A smaller and cheaper open source brushless motor
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PCB Motor

carl-bugejaCarl Bugeja

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Simple function generator using an AVR, built from parts I have lying around
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Function Generator

the-big-oneThe Big One

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A low-cost STM32 board with motor controllers created along with visual programming and control software for use in education.
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Visual Robotics Platform

joshua-graumanJoshua Grauman

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Let's inspire the next generation with exciting and educational kits that anyone can build. Want to create your own theremin?
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MicroKits: Theremin Electronic Kit

david-leviDavid Levi

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An 8-bit TTL computer with 8 bits of address space.
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Boxer-1 TTL Computer

boxerbombBoxerbomb

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Implement the fantastic robotic packages offered by the TurtleBot3 robot on a budget without sacrificing features and performances.
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Build your own TurtleBot 3 backbone

matopmatop

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A five stage CPU core based on the MIPS instruction set
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32 bit MIPS CPU

reed-fosterReed Foster

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Program your AVR over WiFi using the standard ISP header already on your board!
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ESPecially Easy AVR Programming

jareklupinskijareklupinski

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DSO functions for a CRO
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A digital camera for analog oscilloscopes

joseph-eoffJoseph Eoff

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ATtiny84-based gamed of life on 8x8 LED matrix with manual setup of 1st generation.
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Conway's Game of Life on ATtiny84

jean-franois-poilpretJean-François Poilpret

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Science in your hand. A pocket-sized instrument capable of visualizing and exploring the world around you. (Iteration 8)
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Iteration 8

peter-jansenpeter jansen

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A simple and affordable robot solution to run repetitive lab processes for biology.
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Pippeting Robot for lab automation

kostas-lagogiannisKostas Lagogiannis

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Online double pendulum designed to teach chaos by showing eventual divergence in multiple trials.
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Chaos Pendulum

robert-l-readRobert L. Read

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a simple power supply unit for hobbyist with real time short circuit protection
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Protected power supply for development boards

akash-kolliparaAkash Kollipara

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Affordable, precise, integrated motion control for robotics
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Tinymovr Motor Controller

yannis-chatzikonstantinouYannis Chatzikonstantinou

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