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bringing additive manufacturing to the next level
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prism laser scanner

HexastormHexastorm

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Use your Android/IoS phone or tablet to control your hardware remotely with the thingSoC ESP32 board
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thingSoC ESP32 Android/IoS GUI Control

Pattern AgentsPattern Agents

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MFRC522 RFID on ESP8266 featuring WebSocket, JSON, NTP Client, Javascript , SPIFFS
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ESP RFID

omersiaromersiar

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Universal Arduino Wireless Shield
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RadioShield

Jan GromešJan Gromeš

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Setup MetaTrader on your ARM device and an automated trading robot for Forex
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MetaTrader 4 on Raspberry Pi or any other ARM

DmitryDmitry

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No more restrictions from high level software! Access the lowest level of radio transmission with this programmable USB stick.
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Open narrowband RF transceiver

Samuel ŽákSamuel Žák

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RGB LEDs Triangular/Hexagonal Pixels Matrix.
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RGB HexMatrix | IOT Clock

Mukesh SankhlaMukesh Sankhla

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Amalgamate is an automated composting system that helps users build a compost, download the code, and connect to a user interface
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Automated IoT compost

JamieJamie

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This workshop is focused on reverse engineering and utilizing hardware-level debuggers.
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Remoticon: The Hackers Guide to Hardware Debugging

LutetiumLutetium

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Wireless packet radio interface for HF/VHF/UHF transceivers, using ESP32 as KISS TNC or audio relay for use with soft modems
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ESP32 TNC and Audio Relay for HF/VHF Packet Radio

Ryan KinnettRyan Kinnett

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Freedom of communication without borders, operators, networks, fees ! Your own network, your own rules ! Long range radio communicators
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ARMAWATCH & ARMACHAT - long range radio messengers

bobriciusbobricius

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Building OnStep with Kicad (with all necessary footprints and 3d image files).
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My OnStep Kicad Project

Michael O'TooleMichael O'Toole

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Updated a 1930's cabinet style radio to play music of its era and simulates tuning radio stations. Oh, and it has Bluetooth.
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Retro Radio

W. Jason AlticeW. Jason Altice

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A federated crew toolset for navigating, collaborating, resource management, IoT and tons of other things.
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HFOS

riotriot

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Next Gen LiFePO4 battery / UPS / power manager for Raspberry Pi, ideal for headless and IoT use
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LiFePO4wered/Pi+

Patrick Van OosterwijckPatrick Van Oosterwijck

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step by step how to build your own Concurrently Multi Channels VFOs Memory Scanner Software using GNU-RADIO Companion under Win 10
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GNU-RADIO Scanner

MWKMWK

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An Ambilight knockoff focusing on performance, even if it has no tangible benefit :)
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Yet Another Ambilight Knockoff

KristiānsKristiāns

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Vintage radio-style guitar pedal with novel crossover distortion circuit
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Fatline: a vintage radio effects pedal

Ben HolmesBen Holmes

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RPi 3 based chart plotting navigation
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Raspberry Pi based chartplotter

brina_keithbrina_keith

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Solar powered AIS repeater, to relay AIS messages from receiver on nearby hill back home via LoRa
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AIS repeater

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X-UHF is a project to build a low cost RF prototyping system for experimenting in VHF and UHF bands.
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X-UHF

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