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first easy device can automatically serve liquid for guests ，any place on working-span，any kind of cup you like
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“DAO³” smart drink serving system

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6 dof robotic arm

Robotic arm

6 DOF robot arm

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An interface breakout board for Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4, permanently attached to a 7" IPS touchscreen display
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Raspberry Pi CM4 Сarrier with Hi-Res MIPI Display

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A 3D printer for printing with welding wire
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Wire 3D Printer

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Chapter 1 : Raspberry Pi Zero W Stepper Motor Module Balancing Robot and 3d Printer - CNC Machine
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Raspberry PI Module for Robotics Mythololgy (1)

reginald-sournReginald Sourn

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RGB LEDs Triangular/Hexagonal Pixels Matrix.
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RGB HexMatrix | IOT Clock

mukesh-sankhlaMukesh Sankhla

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a professional RS422 / RS485 shield with many options
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RS485 / RS422 shield for Raspberry Pi

hwhardsofthwhardsoft

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Add a second brain to your Arduino Mega
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RetroShield for Arduino Mega

erturk-kocalarErturk Kocalar

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A Fully 3D Printed Arduino Robot Arm for STEM Education
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LittleArm 2C: 3D Printed Robot Arm

slantconceptsslantconcepts

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FiberGrid is a sensor framework for robotics
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FiberGrid

rand3289rand3289

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Basically you can turn regular fishing line and nichrome wire into a linear actuator that can contract much like a human muscle.
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Material Linear-Actuator for Robotics

brandon-t-woodBrandon T. Wood

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Building a Pick and Place machine on the cheap, in a repeatable way.
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Thrifty Pick and Place

alastair-youngAlastair Young

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Triple Cycloidal Brushless Actuator 25:1 Ratio
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Simple Cycloidal Robot Leg for Quadruped

paul-gouldPaul Gould

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Grasp is a robotic hand designed to to be assembled by a non experienced user and can be useful for different applications.
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Grasp Bionic Hand

xavi-canoXavi Cano

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Features of smart shoes: generates electricity, auto lacing, step counting, etc.
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Smart Shoes

shahid-jariwalaShahid Jariwala

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Automate cell information readout from a Liitokala Lii-500 charger by tapping into it's LCD interface
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Li-Ion Charger Automation

enkiEnki

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Simply ctrl your videos and music with a remote control using arduino
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Controlling VLC with Arduino

8teims8teims

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Enjoying TV with a smart Hi-Fi or speaker? Use your TV IR remote to control volume, instead of having the other one always around.
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SpeakerIR

enrico-gueliEnrico Gueli

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In this article, I will list why the Wokwi Arduino simulator is a good alternative to the Tinkercad Arduino simulator. Let us get started!
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Wokwi Arduino simulator versus Tinkercad Arduino

open-technologyOpen Technology

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Control almost any number of NeoPixels with an ATtiny13A and an IR Remote
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TinyNeoController

stefan-wagnerStefan Wagner

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