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Autonomous intelligent IOT nodes connected to the home network, controlled via simple IFTTT style rules, configured via web interface
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Yes! You can now have "Alexa" do what you want, when you want, by using a Raspberry Pi.
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The schematic diagram has large size, but it's quite simple. The heart of the schematic is ATmega16-16AU
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The Teensy Audio Spectrum Analyzer is a low-cost classic audio spectrum display with up to 128 bands.
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WART may be the the worst sounding audio playback systems ever created. But it's six lines of code and works on the tiniest processors.
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WART: (really) cheap audio playback

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Use BeagleBoard.org hardware to learn programming embedded Linux for fun and profit!
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