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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

Trey GermanTrey German

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Free and open source tool for exploring science and electronics anytime anywhere
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Box0

Kuldeep Singh DhakaKuldeep Singh Dhaka

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Be able to make & upload MagSpoof with variable tracks, to use it without Arduino dependencies, and implement it on the same Raspberry GPIO.
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MagSpoofPI

Salvador MendozaSalvador Mendoza

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PlatformIO is an open source ecosystem for IoT development (Cross-platform IDE and unified debugger. Remote testing and firmware updates)
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PlatformIO

Ivan KravetsIvan Kravets

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Use an ESP8266 for wireless I/R, sensors, and relay control. Emulate Global Cache protocol for compatibility with existing products.
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Global Cache Wireless Emulator (ESP8266)

flynnwtflynnwt

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This uses a Raspberry Pi along with a SIM 900 module to monitor local cell towers.
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Raspberry Pi - Stingray Detector

EricEric

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Low costo ERP server and access point
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Raspberry Pi Cluster for ERP server

shchoe444shchoe444

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The onboard gyroscope changes the color of LED Light strips depending on the speed and position of the snowboard. There is also a helmet LED
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NixLite

shane kirkbrideshane kirkbride

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Kamal Mostafa's minimodem clone in JavaScript
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minimodem.js

pablogspablogs

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An automated recycling sorter based on sensor fusion principles and recycled (where possible) components.
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IOT Recycling Sorter

Tim HadwenTim Hadwen

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use a seeeduino to control the ESP8266 WiFi module to request a static page from the internet
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Tutorial for ESP8266 Serial WiFi Module

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monthly subscription box for electronics makers and hackers
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HackerBoxes

jlonglawjlonglaw

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I realized the potential to make many arcade/video games on a RGB LED Matrix. PacMan, BomberMan, and Tetris, are some games I have tried.
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LED Panel Video games.

tehaxor69tehaxor69

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Open-source myoelectric hand prosthesis
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Dextra

Alvaro VillosladaAlvaro Villoslada

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An ESP8266 is used to control a 12VDC or 24VDC string of white or RGB LED's.
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Under Cabinet LED Lighting Controller

Matt MeerianMatt Meerian

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Using available data, science, programming and black humour to prove that the map is not the territory
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Debunking a geographical myth

shagershager

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Capture interactive models of magnetic fields with your 3D printer
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3D Magnetic Field Scanner

Ted YapoTed Yapo

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Arduino-nano-compatible backpack that fits the back of the Nokia 5110 LCD display
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Arduino Backpack for Nokia 5110 Display

Clovis FritzenClovis Fritzen

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Raspberry Pi powered K-9 GUV with a NES controller style remote
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K-9

Andrew BillsAndrew Bills

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Turn a Super Nintendo Controller into a self-contained TV Plug-n-Play console
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Raspberry Pi Zero inside an SNES Controller

AnthonyAnthony

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No, I'm not joking. This is definitely an LED "Cube", and its surfaces are made of SMD RGB LEDs.
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The World's Tiniest 1x1x1 RGB LED "Cube"

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