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Creating home automation sensors and controllers that can be used around the house forming a mesh network for communication
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Home automation using RF mesh network and arduino

lewisLewis

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An arduino based oscilloscope capable of ~150kS/s
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small-scope

marvinmarvin

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Bring SailfishOS and Nemo Mobile operating systems to Raspberry Pi 2
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SailPi

aleksi-suomalainenAleksi Suomalainen

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exciting project using arduino and python
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RADAR

ammarammar

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Measurement of uncomplicated electrical consumption using a powerful Blynk Dashboard
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Meter PZEM-004 + ESP8266 & Platform IoT Blynk App

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3D printed fully customizable exoskeleton arm development kit
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3D Printed Exoskeleton Arm

kristjan-berceKristjan Berce

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An open source HW & SW motor controller for fine-grained control of brushless DC motors for robotics.
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SmoothControl

matthew-mooreMatthew Moore

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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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UNMANNED GROUND VEHICLE, Compatible with Arduino
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M1 Rover

ahmed-azouzAhmed Azouz

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Features of smart shoes: generates electricity, auto lacing, step counting, etc.
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Smart Shoes

shahid-jariwalaShahid Jariwala

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IOT smoke and fire alarm to send SMS notification if it detects smoke and leakage of combustible gas.
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IOT smoke alarm with SMS notification

srccodescomSrcCodes.com

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this is a rebranded project, sorry guys. take your skulls/likes back if you want :)
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blinking things

davedarkodavedarko

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I've hacked a cheap doorbell to explain how to setup your own MQTT Broker and connect your Arduino stuff!
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A Guide to MQTT by Hacking a Doorbell

robin-reiterRobin Reiter

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This is the second version of a device I designed to alert me in the unfortunate event the nozzle clogs. It communicates with the printer!
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3D Printer Clog Detector V2

elite-wormElite Worm

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A set of senors and actuators that make composting simple.
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The Compost Professor - A Smart Composting System

darian-johnsonDarian Johnson

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Portable electronic device to measure air and noise pollution
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Street Sense

mike-teachmanMike Teachman

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MicroPython powered 3D printed drawing robot
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TurtlePlotBot v3

russRuss

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Kame is a quadruped robot with 8 servos and an ESP8266
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Kame, ESP8266 based quadruped

javier-isabelJavier Isabel

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A software/hardware solution for capturing current profiles of battery powered devices and optimizing battery life for your projects.
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BattLab-One Battery Optimization Software

bluebird-labs-doug-petersBluebird Labs Doug Peters

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ESP8266 controlled 3 channel grow light. The red, white, and blue colors can be controlled for optimized growth or scientific testing.
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EQ Open Source Programmable Spectrum Grow Light

andrew-sowaAndrew Sowa

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3D printed, pistol-grip style RC transmitter. Powered by a Teensy 4.1 microcontroller and NRF24L01+PA+LNA wireless transceiver module.
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RC Transmitter

allen-kreagerAllen Kreager

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