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Tony E. Nazzal

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I enjoy inventing and making things with technology.

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This user joined on 07/24/2014.

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The HMD is bluetooth enabled and compatible with both Linux and Android.
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$60 bluetooth head mounted display.

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In this new Bluetooth Head mounted display we hope to make it sleeker, slimmer, and better looking!
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Bluetooth Head Mount Display Rev. 2

Dylan C.Dylan C.

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  • Tarnhelm Augmented Reality System

    07/11/2018 at 05:18 • 0 comments

    Finally an affordable stand-alone augmented reality system. AR for makers and developers. No phone or computer needed! The Tarnhelm Augmented Reality System.

  • Portable Linux SDR Receiver

    02/01/2017 at 03:29 • 0 comments

    https://www.etsy.com/listing/509076499/portable-linux-sdr-receiver

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The open source 3D Printable Raman Spectrometer using a RaspberryPi and easy to find off the shelf components..
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ramanPi - Raman Spectrometer

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Fully stand-alone HF (Shortwave) Software Defined Transceiver & Vector Network Analyzer. Designed for rugged portable use. Highly hackable.
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PortableSDR

Michael R ColtonMichael R Colton

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Developing a small fuelless microwave thruster
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EMDrive/satellite

Paul KocylaPaul Kocyla

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Pi Zero Prism is the upgraded version of Pi Zero Smart glass.Uses Image,Facial,ocr recognition,and browse Internet on it.
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Raspberry Pi Zero Prism

Ricardo FerroRicardo Ferro

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An agile radio designed for low power and narrow bandwidths over a wide frequency range.
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level: A New Kind of Radio Module

Hunter ScottHunter Scott

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A tiny, sub-$100 8x8 pixel thermal camera with BLE connectivity
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GRID-EYE BLE-capable thermal camera

AKAAKA

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Smart Cap consists of a monocular head mounted display and supports voice recognition and first person video streaming.
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Smart Cap

Arvind SanjeevArvind Sanjeev

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This is a Breakout board for the Lepton Thermal Camera Module.
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Flir Lepton Thermal Camera Breakout

Pure EngineeringPure Engineering

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A robotic solar-powered surfboard that will travel from LA to Hawaii! It's Arduino-powered, satellite connected, and collects ocean data.
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SolarSurfer

Rusty JehangirRusty Jehangir

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QubeCast Max is a high powered radio module for PocketQube Satellites, HAB payloads, or anything that needs a small radio transciever.
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QubeCast Max

OzQubeOzQube

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Connect your browser to your smart devices, using a minimalist HTTP compliant server written in POSIX/C
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micro HTTP server in C

Yann Guidon / YGDESYann Guidon / YGDES

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In this new Bluetooth Head mounted display we hope to make it sleeker, slimmer, and better looking!
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Bluetooth Head Mount Display Rev. 2

Dylan C.Dylan C.

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