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Virtual Reality, Kalman Filter, and Inverse Dynamics Control
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Object Following Control of a Robotic Camera Arm

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An Odrive + steppers based construction, with 5x 3D printed hollow shaft reducers and an internal CAN network.
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Atlas - 6DOF 3D printed universal robot

Damian LickindorfDamian Lickindorf

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Make your own Jukebox using a Raspberry Pi & cheap components. A cool decoration to entertain your guests + a smart hub for your smart home
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DIY Jukebox With Raspberry Pi

NaranIncNaranInc

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Cute heart shaped jewelry with programmable LED sequence.
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Kawaii Hearts Pendant

NataliaNatalia

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A 16bit single cycle RISC processor suporting R format I format BEQ and JMP format.
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16bit RISC Processor

Shashi SumanShashi Suman

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Turn your old speakers into smart speakers with Prota OS on Raspberry Pi and a simple PIR motion sensor!
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IoT Smart Lobby - Welcoming Music System

NaranIncNaranInc

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HeartyPatch is a fully open-source, IoT connected, BLE enabled heart-rate variability & ECG patch with great accuracy
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HeartyPatch: A single-lead ECG-HR patch with ESP32

Ashwin K WhitchurchAshwin K Whitchurch

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A non destructive basic garage opener
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IoT Garage Opener

David GattiDavid Gatti

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FabrizioFabrizio

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

AheadAhead

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A modern, low-power and hackable cycling computer designed for bicycle-touring
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BicycleCompanion

Matias N.Matias N.

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Yet another Raspberry Pi Computer (non-official carrier board for CM4).
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MirkoPC -> CM4 carrier board

MirkoMirko

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A mostly printed digital microscope powered by a Rasperry Pi Zero W
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Pi Microscope

BraunsCNCBraunsCNC

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ARM tutorial series aimed at serious developers wanting to learn programming and circuit building techniques for the production level.
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ARM Microcontroller Bare Chip Tutorial Series

Patrick Hood-DanielPatrick Hood-Daniel

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Universal enclosure that can be used as a lab power supply, soldering station or combination of two.
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Modular PSU & Soldering station

MileMile

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Faze4 is 3d printable 6 axis robotic arm . It uses stepper motors and 3d printed cycloidal reducers.
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Faze4 Robotic arm

Petar CrnjakPetar Crnjak

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OPEN SOURCE / 3D printed robot. Arduino M0 based and created using common elements from the Makers/ 3D printers World.
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PyBot SCARA Robotic Arm (3D printed + Python)

jjrobots.comjjrobots.com

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A big data cloud based analysis system to help diagnose vehicle problems using traditional mechanics' audio hints combined with digital bus.
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MR/AR Mechanic's Mate Solution Finder

Zac ZarevZac Zarev

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S_Drive is small bldc driver based on L6234 Three phase motor driver.
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S_Drive - small BLDC driver

Petar CrnjakPetar Crnjak

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Detect vehicles using QMC5883L and actuate swinging gate using relay to allow exit
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Vehicle Detection With D1 Mini and Magnetometer

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