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Micro Smart LiDAR Sensor
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MappyDot

bleckyBlecky

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This is a robot platform with stereo cameras and omniwheel drive. It can be connected to HMD (e.g., google cardboad, ocolus rift, ...)
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Robot for telepresence and VR experiments

btomBTom

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A free & open framework to help speed along the discovery, design, implementation & testing processes for Makers of all skill levels.
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Retro Modules

williamWilliam

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I Designed This Educational Display to Show Others How Stepper Motors Work.
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3D Printed Stepper Motor

anthony-garofaloAnthony Garofalo

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How I added a 500W heater to my 3D printer to enable reliable ABS printing.
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Enclosure Heater for 3D Printer

mark-rehorstMark Rehorst

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A glove you can wear that houses 3 taser units with brass screw electrodes on the knuckles. Button press activation on the index finger.
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DIY Taser Glove

tommy-callawayTommy Callaway

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A flexible and modular open source hardware DSP platform for processing analogue and digital audio signals
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Open Hardware DSP Platform

ohdspohdsp

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This is a techno/art installation to be displayed in the community--similar to old time holiday window displays.
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Santa's Shop

mike-rigsbyMike Rigsby

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This instructable is the written version of my "Arduino: How To Build Android Controlled Robot" Youtube video that I've uploaded recently.
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How To Make Android Controlled Robot Via Bluetooth

mertarduinoMert_Arduino

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This is what happens after 4 bottles of wine and a $40 trip to the hardware store.
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Wine not shed some light?

digglesDiggles

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Audio feedback for the brain-injured who need help learning to balance again.
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Sonassist

simon-merrettSimon Merrett

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Developing a simple and inexpensive microscope based on the RPi to be used in education and by citizen cientists
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An inexpensive Raspberry Pi based microscope

h-fehrH Fehr

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Virtual Eye allows blind or others to know if the can "see" a familiar face, see a stop sign, or practically any object in real time.
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Virtual Eye: A Device to Aid the Blind

pranav-hegdePranav Hegde

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Stateful lighting for 3D printing
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Illuminatrix

docdawningDocDawning

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A cosplay prop, made with a combination of 3D printing and old-school electronics
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Serena's Pokémon Performer Key

julio-vazquezJulio Vazquez

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A script that automates the process of signing git sources via GPG
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Simplifying Source Code Signing with GPGit

nicoNico

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Automating calls between Magic Jack Lines for fun
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London Calling

emach00Emach00

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Long-range UAV as an affordable tool for monitoring wildlife populations, applying multi-spectral cameras for automated image analysis
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UAV-based surveying of wildlife in Africa

pascalfustpascal.fust

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The most compact and versatile medical non-thermal atmospheric-pressure plasma device
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Plaskin

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Endeavoring to build upon the existing fanbase work of this $200-ish printer.
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Monoprice Select Mini Electro-Mechanical Upgrades

michael-obrienMichael O'Brien

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Creating optical illusions Pointing out World’s problems
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