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An Arduino controlled infinity mirror mask. You can even see while wearing it!
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Infinity Mirror Scuba Mask

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An Off-the-grid messaging system.
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Demonstration robot for learning principles of real-time control using Raspberry Pi, RT Linux, and ROS.
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Bobble-Bot

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A MIDI controller with arcade push buttons and 32 RGB LEDs
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MIDI Fighter

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Replacement PCB for TS100, adds USB-C PD to every hackers favourite tool!
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Otter-Iron - TS100 USB-PD hardware mod

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This is a self balancing robot created by star wars fan, with autonomous behavior, FPV and remote control modes
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Droid Trooper

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Blackbox shifts 3D printing towards a multitool manufacturing robot.
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Multitool 3D Printer - Blackbox

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$25 wearable device development platform: nRF51 ARM CortexM0 w/ Bluetooth, accelerometer, 16x64 OLED, vibration motor, HR sensor, battery
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Hacking a $25 nRF51 ARM Cortex Activity Tracker

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The New Dexterity Low-Cost Robotic Airship for Education and Research
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A Helium-Based, Affordable Robotic Airship

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A raspberry pi camera running on batteries, which takes photos, HDRs, panoramas, timelapses and more.
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Yet another raspberry picam

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A tiny, low-cost, and scalable device for sub-millimetric 3D positioning.
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HiveTracker

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A host of IoT devices aimed at helping administer light therapy treatment to Alzheimer's patients (based on MIT study)
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Non-Invasive Alzheimer's Light Therapy Devices

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Monitor the emission of toxic chemicals from 3D Printing
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Smart 3D Printer Emission Monitor

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Mission "Wifi" Impossible > Bring Long Range 5G and 2.4 G WiFi Backed By A 1 Gigabit Fiber To The East Brainerd EF-3 Tornado Disaster area.
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Open Sky Anchor WiFi Drone Brings The GIG

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Unique tool and desktop or wind sill trinket to alert when the ISS is overhead.
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3D Printed ISS desktop beacon and IFTTT notifier

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Upper body exoskeleton for exercise in VR.
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Exercising Exoskeleton

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A adapter for the ps4 controller that allows the controller to be used in Virtual Reality system - HTC Vive and Valve Index.
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Controller Input Adapter

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A maker friendly capstan based BLDC driven quadrupedal robot kit.
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Stanley - the capstan based quadruped kit

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Creating an all in one portable video production set up.
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Raspberry Camcorder and Video Editing Station

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Convert a regular sewing machine into a CNC embroidery one. Inspired by the accessibility of 3D Printers. Using Raspberry Pi, Klipper&Fluidd
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CNC Embroidery Machine Conversion w/ Klipper

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Ambient lighting for any display that just works! A DIY solution that lets you extend and enhance your viewing experience!
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Aurora: Ambient Lighting

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