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Joel Newman

EE + EET with a focus on power systems

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An automated bridge crusher that was designed to crush Popsicle stick bridges in a repeatable and consistent manor. Can measure up to 500kg.
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Popsicle stick bridge crusher

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While you could use a WiFi shield, or one of the many, many, ESP8266-equipped 'duinos out there, why not just make your USB cable WIRELESS?
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Wireless USB for Instant IoT

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An Off-the-grid messaging system.
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Turn your Raspberry Pi 3 into an Eddystone URL beacon
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A compact modular design of the strain wave gear for general robotic applications.
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Compact Strain Wave Gear Actuator(s)

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The goal of this project is to create an Open-Source-Debugger for AVRs via Debug Wire.
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BlackIce is the fusion of FPGA & ARM - a low cost open source hardware FPGA dev board bound together with innovative open source toolchain
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BlackIce - Low Cost Open Hardware FPGA Dev Board

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Robotic platform for water quality sensors inspired by clams.
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Open Source Underwater Distributed Sensor Network

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A computer built around a Atari 2600 (VCS), with a few nifty upgrades, 6502, 64k + 128bytes ram, coprocessor, 77 is getting a rework
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Super atari 6502 (A "DIY" 2600 hardware clone...)

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An open source 3D printable robotic prosthetic leg.
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Drakkar - printable robotic prosthetic leg

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Fully 3D-printable electric longboard drivetrain with built-in idler system.
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3D-Printed Electric Longboard

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How to make IoT projects with Blynk app and ESP8266 WiFi Arduino compatible module
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Arduino ESP8266 Blynk tutorial - IoT project

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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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A wearable PC using a Raspberry Pi and a Vufine as the display.
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Raspberry Pi Wearable

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How you can get multi-connect and remote access to USB Dongle
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Donglify - Share USB Key Software

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Simplify the way of documenting projects in software and hardware, based on Raspberry Pi Zero and camera module
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FabDoc - Version Control Tool for makers

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A button built using a particle photon with IFTTT to trigger a light to turn off through Smartthings Hub.
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IOT Button

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Hacking together an Arduino board package for the PADI IoT Stamp/RTL8710AF
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PADI IoT Stamp running Arduino

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Smart tank robot with facial recognition
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WiFi Tank Robot

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