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A functional glove that lets you use AND FEEL your hands in VR.
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LucidGloves: VR Haptic Gloves on a budget

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Why buying an expensive cyclone vacuum cleaner when you can build yourself one?
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The DIYson, an open source Cyclone vacuum cleaner

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A 252 electromagnet-matrix that controls Ferrofluid
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Fetch: A Ferrofluid Display

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ESPlay Micro is an ESP32 Based emulator device for playing retro games, able to play classic games NES, GB, GBC, SMS, Game Gear and more.
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ESPlay Micro

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8 GHz BW, up to 1 TS/s ET Sampling I have ceased active development on this project. Please don't ask.
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8 GHz Sampling Oscilloscope

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Convert your bicycle to electric in seconds. No tools or skills required
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BikeOn

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Very easy to repeat and inexpensive pocket-sized DIY thermal imager
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DIY pocket thermal imager

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This radio receiver is capable of receiving all MW and SW bandwidth, and can also operate as an SDR receiver, so with the help of PC and app
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DIY SW , MW , Retro look Radio with ESP32/Si5351

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A compact modular design of the strain wave gear for general robotic applications.
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Compact Strain Wave Gear Actuator(s)

leo-vuLeo Vu

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Just for the sake of making it happen, I've designed an open-source TOMU form factor ESP32 design. It fits in a USB Type-A port.
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FEMU - An ESP32 Wi-Fi/Bluetooth board in TOMU form

femtoduinofemtoduino

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The fastest soldering ever
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Soldering lightsaber

marius-taciucMarius Taciuc

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Look mum, no ADC!
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FPGA + 3 R + 1 C = MW and SW SDR Receiver

alberto-garlassiAlberto Garlassi

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Automated barbecue and smoker on a budget
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Smokey Mc Smokerson

hackershubHackersHub

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Use common power tool batteries to power your ebike!
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DIY EBike Battery System

maya-romanMaya Roman

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We are seeing a lot of drones that have obstacle avoidance and hand control feature, is a toy or video drone. Let's learn it!
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Make a Hand Control Drone

metehanemlikmetehanemlik

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Taking a thrift shop printer and a cheap Continuous Ink Supply System kit to make a economical inkjet printer for hackerspace use.
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Cheap inkjet printing for hackerspace

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Using an FPGA to further reduce input latency, coupled with an overkill MCU, and a dash of USB 2.0 HS. Nothing beats the cats nyan.
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Nyan Keys - FPGA Based Mechanical Keyboard

portlandhodlPortland.HODL

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Choose your battery tech, microinverter tech and network some home batteries to power your house.
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Networked home battery

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