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This uses a Raspberry Pi along with a SIM 900 module to monitor local cell towers.
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Raspberry Pi - Stingray Detector

ericEric

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Follow for the 'Hacklet' and latest news about hackaday.io
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lutetiumLutetium

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An affordable Arduino controlled multipurpose laser exposing device. Use it for SLA Printers, PCB Exposing, Laser Harp etc.
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OpenExposer

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100% open source robot platform with accessability and affordability in mind: teaching children of all ages about robots & programming
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Stubby the (Teaching) Hexapod

the-big-oneThe Big One

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20x10 WS2812 LEDs driven by Raspberry Pi/Arduino to play games like Tetris in the living room
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Raspberry Pi Retro Gaming LED Display

maketveemakeTVee

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Basic energy monitor using the ESP8266 and the ATMega328
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ESP8266 Current Monitor

patrick-mcdonnellPatrick McDonnell

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Affordable, light-weight, anthropomorphic prosthetic hands, using a novel selectively-lockable differential mechanism.
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OpenBionics Affordable Prosthetic Hands

openbionicsOpenBionics

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MashBerry is a Raspberry PI based beer-brewing controller. It is designed to automate the mashing-process for the homebrewer.
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MashBerry - Beer brewing with Raspberry PI

wastel7wastel7

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An LED clock using the adafruit 1/4 sections to make a 60 LED ring. Although not a new concept, it should be expandable to other variations.
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Stargate LED Clock

david-hopkinsDavid Hopkins

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Home automation hub disguised as a thermostat
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Squirco Smart Home System - Hub + Thermostat

stevenSteven

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Build a p2p net of Arduino based devices using Ethernet, Wireless and USART. Control over Android and openHAB. Like ZWave, but opensource.
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Arduino Smarthome and IoT Networking Framework

plinioplinio

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Reverse Engineering Bluetooth Data
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Bluetooth Data Owon B35T Multimeter

alain-mauerAlain Mauer

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Customisable USB adapter for arcade controls.
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AVeRCADE

danjovicdanjovic

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NodeUSB is a tiny, low cost $9, WiFi ready, ESP8266 USB dev kit for Internet of things, it comes with NodeMCU pre-installed
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NodeUSB- ‘Eat your own dog food’ WiFi IoT DevKit

michael-wenMichael Wen

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A home automation box that allows you to connect any device and be controlled by any device and optimizes electricity consumption
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Beaglebone Black Home Automation

ansaf-ahmadAnsaf Ahmad

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This is the first lawn mower connected to the Internet!
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IOT Lawn Mower

michelMichel

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An alarm clock that encourages tinkering and modification. Targeted for kids, but fun for old hacks like myself.
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Hack-Ready Alarm Clock

deckeregoDeckerEgo

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IoT device(s), installed on my laundry machine, which will learn to approximate the remaining time with machine learning
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laundrylearn

tobias-schmittTobias Schmitt

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Similar to a bicycle computer but hackable, including different sensors and potentially connecting to and Android device via bluetooth
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Teensy Bicycle Computer

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