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Converting a keyboard from a Wyse serial terminal (circa 1990) to a USB device
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Wyse PCE keyboard, USBified

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Adding some much needed features to an HDMI capture device using an Espruino Pico and some dodgy wiring
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Javascript fuelled HDMI recorder

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Most affordable HDMI switches have an automatic input selection, and they're awful. Let's make something better.
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HDMI Switch that doesn't suck

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Presenting the "Tingle" wearable for compulsive behaviors and a hacked fitness tracker wearable device prototyping platform.
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Hacking Wearables for Mental Health and More

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7-Segment clock that has a full colour display.
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RGB 7segment desk clock

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A 3D printed fully mechanical 7 segment display. It can be used without any electronic at all, by turning a gear.
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Peters 7-seg all mechanical display prototype 2

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Applying polymorphism to hardware enables users to do more with their devices while avoiding IoT pitfalls.
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Polymorphic Hardware

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uGFX was written for use with makefiles. Using it in arduino is possible with minimal effort, though. Here's how.
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using uGFX in Arduino

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Apple's HomeKit supports Bluetooth but isn't an open spec. Here's the open source code to make it work
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HomeKit for Bluetooth

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Official hackaday.io API project
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Hackaday API

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Turned an antique intercom into an Amazon Echo
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50s Intercom Raspberry Pi Echo

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The most advanced, affordable and approachable (easy to use) STEM education and DIY platform with focus on robotics and automation/IoT.
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STEMCA Inventor - STEM Education and DIY Amplified

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A cable that you can use to show Arduino sketches on your TV. Based on https://code.google.com/p/arduino-tvout/
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Arduino TV out cable

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Uses the AC400 industrial-grade Arduino-compatible as a simple hardware control system demo. Controls chlorine, heat, lighting, etc.
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Hot Tub Control with Open-Source Hardware

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mDrawBot is a 4-in-1 drawing robot kit, it can be assembled into 4 different drawing robots: mScara, mCar, mSpider and mEggBot.
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mDrawBot: 4-in-1 Drawing Robot

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Step-by-step instructions on running Plex Media Server on Raspberry Pi or any other ARM
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Plex Media Server on Raspberry Pi or anyother ARM

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Tindie will be sniffing out the best badges and awesome hardware in Vegas 27-30 July 2017. Come join us!
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HARDWARE HUNTING AT DEF CON 25

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Internet of Things development board with LoRa communication
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Marvin: Plug&play IoT development board

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Making use of drained water to irrigate plants! and maybe other stuff
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Air Condition Water Drainage Irrigation Automation

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Control and Status from anywhere a Celair Evaporative Airconditioner
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Swampy IoT Controller

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The journey towards a tiny, battery operated, radio-capable push button for my openHAB system
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Low-power stand-alone radio push-button

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