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EasyIoT framework is cheap, reliable, secure IoT framework build from Raspberry Pi, Arduino and various sensors and transcivers.
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EasyIoT framework

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The Automatic Infinite 3D Printer (i3D) gives anyone the power of a factory.
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Automatic Infinite 3D Printer

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Ease and cheap Traffic Counter
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Traffic Counter - Road Tube

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Universal Arduino Wireless Shield
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RadioShield

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I wanted to make my own helmet cam which would also show data about what was going on (e.g. speed, altitude, temperature).
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Raspberry Pi GPS Helmet Cam

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A 3D printed stereotax
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3D printed rodent stereotaxic device

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Model and 3D print a mold to create a silicone rubber "skin" lattice for an easy to make custom prosthetic hand that matches your 3D scan
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3D Scan to Custom Soft Prosthetic Hand

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Convert your GameCube controller to Bluetooth for playing on the Switch, emulators and more
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BlueCubeMod: Bluetooth GameCube Controller Mod Kit

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This is a custom designed 3D printed skittles sorting machine that sorts skittles by color into bins.
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3D Printed Skittles Sorting Machine

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The smallest DIL40 8085-based computer
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SDC_85

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A 20 character retro-display word clock in 5 minute increments
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Five minute clock

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Use an ESP8266 for wireless I/R, sensors, and relay control. Emulate Global Cache protocol for compatibility with existing products.
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Global Cache Wireless Emulator (ESP8266)

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Keep your plants alive by sensing their soil moisture levels, and watering when needed. Monitor it all from a LAN webpage.
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Automated Plant Watering with Raspberry Pi

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A clock that uses Abacus logic to display the current time.
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Abacus Clock

steven-rochSteven Roch

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Using an ESP8266 programmed with the Arduino IDE to drive voltmeters to make a clock
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ESP8266 WIFI NTP VOLTMETER CLOCK

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I love these vintage VFD tubes!
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IV-18 VFD Clock

sjm4306sjm4306

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A cheap solution for my Russian-speaking grandmother to get some basic TV through a Raspberry Pi.
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Gramgram's Homemade Raspberry Pi TV

robbinsrushrobbinsrush

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Make a simple DIY Arduino Smart Home System that can control electrical appliances such as lights, fans, gates, etc using your mobile phone!
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DIY Smart Home Arduino

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Palm V - Wifi upgrade
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Palm W

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A clock used for bicycle time trials with the name of the next rider displayed
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Bicycle Time Trial Start Clock

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