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lutetiumLutetium

Turn the Raspberry Pi into a Wireless AP
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ArchWiPi - Raspberry Pi Wireless AP

hayden-jamesHayden James

A fully hardware debounced rotary encoder.
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Hardware Debounced Rotary Encoder

tonyTony

DIY ESP32 camera board with OLED display, RGB LEDs, SD card & light sensor
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ESP32 Camera board

miroslav-zuzelkaMiroslav Zuzelka

Transfer images over Bluetooth between an Arduino and an Android phone.
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Bluetooth Camera with Arduino UNO

alf81010Alf81010

An ESP32-powered desk gadget with six round displays, with one touch its start spinning.
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YUMO Roulette — A "Floating" Spinning Desk Gadget

yumobuildsYUMO.BUILDS

Tiny ESP32-C3 desk gadget with OLED, live weather sensing, proximity glow & a phone-controlled web interface.
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YUMO PULSE — ESP32-C3 Desk Gadget

yumobuildsYUMO.BUILDS

A freeform brass wire sculpture featuring a round capacitive touch screen, 6-axis IMU auto-rotation, and reactive led filaments.
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YUMO SMART CUBE: Touch screen/ESP32-S3 Brass Wire

yumobuildsYUMO.BUILDS

7-segment displays A hand-bent brass wire sculpture, clock powered by ESP32-C3 with NTP time sync.
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YUMO GLOBE - Digital Clock

yumobuildsYUMO.BUILDS

Another homebrew computer based on the MSX standard. But it uses a Z380 microprocessor.
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XRX - eXperimental Research X

marcellus-pereiraMarcellus Pereira

Terminal monitor for SDR hardware with real-time spectrum, waterfall, and measurements
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sdrtop

musithangMusiThang

Door handle game
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Door Rider

tokakentokaken

Use a laptop touchpad as a USB input device
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Converting a laptop touchpad to USB

lion-mclionheadlion mclionhead

Except me. A replacement firmware for the Stodeus UltraBip, built by an AI without reading a line of code.
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UltraBip R: an alternative firmware nobody ask for

floFlo

This is an 8 bit vacuum tube computer I built using recycled 1950s Vacuum Tubes I found in Eastern Europe a few years ago.
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Vacuum Tube Computer

mikeMike

What if Commodore had never gone bankrupt and Amiga development had never stopped?
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Project Ceylon: What If the Amiga Never Died?

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