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aka how I reflashed the UEFI after I've bricked it
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Asus T100TA resurrection

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DIY media center (running OpenELEC)
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Odroid-U2 HTPC

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A family of tiny robots, each with their own way of life.
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Tiny robot family

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Follow for the 'Hacklet' and latest news about hackaday.io
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Kame is a quadruped robot with 8 servos and an ESP8266
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Kame, ESP8266 based quadruped

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Creating and retrieving passwords for all your accounts has never been this easy and convenient!
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Zamek: The Offline Pocket Password Manager

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I love to program programmers. Yo dawg...
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Microchip PIC Arduino based programmer

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Fun on a keychain - based on LitcheePi Zero
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A multimeter, based on the STM32F373, which can measure voltage, current and power (both bipolar and DC or true RMS with multiple ranges).
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STM32 Open Source Multimeter

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Inputting 2 analog inputs into the ESP8266 without a multiplexer using just a couple of IO.
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2 Analog Inputs for ESP8266 Without Multiplexer

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Built on a coffee maker. And on a budget. No precision rails or bearings. True Delta Kinematics. Great prints.
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Coffee Maker Delta 3D Printer

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Fast Charging. Charge your portable devices. Use it as a UPS for your BeagleBone/Pi/Home WiFi Network. Or an emergency laptop power source.
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Smart Battery, Smarter Power Pack

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Lichee Pi Zero: A delicate Cortex-A7 Board in almost SD-size, breadboard-compatible, and wifi/lora available !
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Lichee Pi Zero

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An ESP8266 , a ILI9341 display, a few buttons to build a working ZX Spectrum
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ZX Spectrum emulator with ESP8266

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A collection of widgets/adapters/breakouts to make prototyping easier/faster
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Breadboard Widgets

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from my Palm Pilot days I have some of those foldable keyboards lying around and try to find a way making them usable via USB
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convert Palm foldable keyboard to USB

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Melting toner (as etch resist) directly onto copper clad board using a laser moved by a DVD drive XY system.
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A collection of miscellaneous libraries and drivers for Micropython
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Various Micropython Libraries and Drivers

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C++ is an efficient language eminently suitable for use in embedded systems but some look for proof of the efficiency. This is the proof.
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Embedding C++

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Customisable USB adapter for arcade controls.
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AVeRCADE

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Thanks for following ESPtank! I should be posting my smartwatch project in a couple weeks!

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Did you have the ta100 bios?

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TA100 or T100TA?

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