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Apple's HomeKit supports Bluetooth but isn't an open spec. Here's the open source code to make it work
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HomeKit for Bluetooth

tim-wilkinsonTim Wilkinson

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A open source tool that aids in the learning of the sky map in amateur astronomy.
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Galileo's Finger

brendan-ardaghBrendan Ardagh

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Arduino based rocket telemetry unit with 2.4Ghz downlink and eeprom storage
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AltiRocket

vcazanvcazan

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UP1 robotics platform, bringing robotics to everyone
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UpDroid's UP1

kartik-tiwariKartik Tiwari

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A security camera with 70x optical, 2000x digital zoom, that will have a lot more features than most cameras.
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MZ-1: Mega Zoom Security Camera - Revision 1

glytchGlytch

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Motorola Bravo pager fitted with BLE guts.
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Bluetooth LE Pager

dhgoldbergdhgoldberg

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Monitor ambient light, temperature, barometric pressure and altitude via your browser.
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Sensorian IoT Dashboard

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In this tutorial effects are augmented on real box
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Augmented Reality and 3D Cuboid Tracking

edgaras-artEdgaras Art

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Development of a machine vision payload to allow aerial robots robust collision avoidance and advantageous collective flight formations.
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Collective Flight for Aerial Robotics

mr-kar0sh1Mr kAr0sh1

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The need for speed in DSP and animation leads us to look for the fastest way to do arithmetic.
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PIC32 Fixed & floating point performance

bruce-landBruce Land

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data.sparkfun.com is an open source IoT platform. This is about pushing data from Raspberry Pi to data.sparkfun.com using Python.
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Raspberry Pi : push data to data.sparkfun.com

alfredcAlfredC

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In this tutorial real DBZ Songoku statue is tracked and various effects added on top of it.
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Augmented Reality and Real 3D Object Tracking

edgaras-artEdgaras Art

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A pen with optical text recognition that reads text aloud ... potentially helping the visually impaired
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PenOCR

brian-chenBrian Chen

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This is Augmented Reality Tutorial using Unity3D and Vuforia for Dinosaur Movement Control with Arrow Keys
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Augmented Reality and Dinosaur Movement Control

edgaras-artEdgaras Art

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Low cost radio module highly stable
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PK-RF-31 low cost IoT radio module

peritronicsperitronics

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Connecting Raspberry Pi to 230V Sainsmart relais
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PiSaint home automation board

richard-deiningerRichard Deininger

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A 3d printed socket that will allow for on-location calibration of replacement arms.
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Calibrated Prosthetic Socket for 3D Printed Arms

daniel-r-duganDaniel R. Dugan

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Hackaday version of ToolZ
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Hack ToolZ

antti-lukatsAntti Lukats

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A simulation of a basic pulsed neural network, just slightly different than a traditional neural network.
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Basic Pulsed Neural Network Simulation

jangojungleJangoJungle

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As the title suggests, it is a way of planting seeds through drones, quadcopters at places which might be difficult for a human to reach
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Afforestation of barren land using Quadcopter

gouthamGoutham

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Espruino Pico connect a Relay with 2 Motor and a IR receiver, control Car movement with IR remote control
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IR remote control Car with Espruino Pico

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