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Thomas Delamore

Mechatronics Engineering student at the University of Auckland. Passionate in bionics and prosthetics.

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A smartphone controlled balancing robot using bluetooth, stepper motors, homemade electronics and 3D designed / printed parts.
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Android Controlled Self Balancing Robot

Arcadia LabsArcadia Labs

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An open, modular guitar-design with some nifty features.
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ElektroCaster

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Self-assembling modular robotics utilizing machinic behaviour & real-time decision making to enable architecture with a sensory system.
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noMad - Open Source Self-Assembly System

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A low cost, open-source, universal-like remote control system that translates the user's head poses into commands to electronic devices.
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TV Remote Control based on Head Gestures

Cassio BatistaCassio Batista

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A low-cost STM32 board with motor controllers created along with visual programming and control software for use in education.
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Visual Robotics Platform

Joshua GraumanJoshua Grauman

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Photovoltaic, Thermoelectric, Piezoelectric, Magnetic induction Energy scavenger
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PTPM Energy Scavenger

MileMile

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TouchYou, is a pair of wearable interfaces that enables affective touch interactions with people at long distance.
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TouchYou: a wearable touch sensor and stimulator

Leonardo GomesLeonardo Gomes

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Generally we have only seen drones fly, but how cool would it be if we can maneuver it on the ground as well!
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HYBRID DRONE

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A 3D printed stereotax
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3D printed rodent stereotaxic device

Lex KravitzLex Kravitz

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Make a low-cost rhythmic Holter with a communication in real-time of the electrocardiogram from patient to doctor.
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Wireless ECG

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The Firefly is a DIY $5 hardware wallet for the Ethereum blockchain, with a secure air-gapped solution that is mobile-friendly.
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Firefly Hardware Wallet

Richard MooreRichard Moore

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Parts for my motorcycle are getting harder to find and when the original choke lever broke I 3D printed a replacement.
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3D printed Motorcycle Choke

JonathanJonathan

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A simple programmable infrared volume controller using Digispark or ATTiny85 and PT2257
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Volume85

Stefano RisatoStefano Risato

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Synchronized LED Light Show
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BlinkNet

Alex BowenAlex Bowen

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Take an small robotic arm (MeArm) and a dev board with more processing power than necessary (Jetson TX2). What could go possibly go wrong?
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Ty the Typing Robot

Elecia WhiteElecia White

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Redundant IMU
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Super IMU

Laetitia BELLaetitia BEL

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An intelligent wrist wear that has unparalleled functionality, improves user's productivity and provides better control over smartwatches.
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Xtencion

Chirag Mahaveer ParmarChirag Mahaveer Parmar

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This project uses artificial intelligence (deep learning) to detect when rooms in the house are messy or clean (via cameras & TensorFlow).
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Use Artificial Intelligence to Detect Messy Rooms!

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