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Tripods are big and bulky. This monopod stays standing by itself using electronic controls, making it like a super compact tripod.
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Electronically Stabilized Monopod

kyle-bartholomewKyle Bartholomew

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I made a simple antenna, used cheap TV Tuner and with such hardware controlled via some software I was able to pick satellite signals/images
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Recieving the earth's photos from real satellites

danidani

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An open-source, ultra-low cost, portable screening device for retinal diseases
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Open Indirect Ophthalmoscope

ebin-philipEbin Philip

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Dead bug style LM386 audio amp circuit inside a human figure made of copper wire.
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Audio Man Circuit Sculpture

dean-segovisDean Segovis

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Tea Steeping robot that starts a timer when cups are filled with hot water and lifts bags automatically to make perfect tea every time.
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ChaiBot

adrianAdrian

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Examining the neural activity of dragonfly predatory behavior to discover the mechanics of its highly accurate prey capture
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The Dragonfly: Nature's Guided Missile

patricia-aguiarPatricia Aguiar

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Capture interactive models of magnetic fields with your 3D printer
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3D Magnetic Field Scanner

ted-yapoTed Yapo

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Statomotorik is a mechanism that rotates your phone so it lands flat on its back to prevent cracked screens.
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statomotorik

christian-stvekenChristian Stöveken

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Bring an open source electrospinning machine to the hobbyist level. Made with easily sourced and inexpensive materials.
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Electrospinning Machine

douglas-millerDouglas Miller

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Open-source wire bending CNC machine for wires at 1mm and less in diameter.
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Precise Wire Bending Machine

ji-prausJiří Praus

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These candles flicker like a real candles and can be activated with an actual flame
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LED candles

miroslav-hancarMiroslav Hancar

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A 3D-printed holder for a spool of wire, with an integrated mechanism to straighten wires as they are pulled off the spool
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Wire Spool Holder With Straightener

rogerRoger

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Fully autonomous deep sea photography vehicle
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DeePicBot

andreynechandreynech

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Using red, green, and blue LEDs to capture short movies of very fast objects
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Bullet Movies

ted-yapoTed Yapo

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Less of a project than a collection of blog posts
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Learning openEMS

ted-yapoTed Yapo

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[DeepSOIC] just discovered how to change MOSFETs. My intention is to use this to transform a normal MOSFET into a logic level one.
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Your MOSFET is not good enough? Then modify it!

rogeorgeRoGeorge

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Capture the full 3D sound field of a loudspeaker and propagate it to any point in space without room acoustic effects
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Loudspeaker Acoustic Holography (LAH) Scanner

dfapinovd.fapinov

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This project re-purposes a cable as a voltage boosting device
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Boosting voltage with a cable

craig-dCraig D

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For when just sending signals is better.
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Stepper mounted driver

masterofnullMasterOfNull

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Solving the egg and chicken problem with paper, leds and phototransistors
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Ink and paper MCU programmer

ftreganftregan

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Bending IC's to measure weight - Component Abuse Challenge 2025
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OP-AMP Weight Scale

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