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Measurement of uncomplicated electrical consumption using a powerful Blynk Dashboard
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Meter PZEM-004 + ESP8266 & Platform IoT Blynk App

PDAControlPDAControl

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Audio pre-amp with radio, OSMC on a Raspberry Pi for media handling.
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Multimedia center with DAB/FM radio

Terje IoTerje Io

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This is a easy-to-build Segway with Arduino Nano.
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Arduino Segway

Vinícius Jean FerreiraVinícius Jean Ferreira

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3D printed linear servo's used to drive a small Delta robot
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Linear Delta Robot 3D printed

middelbeekmiddelbeek

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Enhance your RetroPie console and play PC games on Raspberry Pi
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Gaming Beyond RetroPie

DmitryDmitry

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Early warning system which acts as a cataclysm detector that combines an environmental monitor with a mesh network
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Nawgnir

ZalmotekZalmotek

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YAPSFrame is a Raspberry Pi based Smart Frame. Pulls photos from Windows Shares, rotates and scales. Also clock, soon weather and calendar
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Yet Another (Raspberry) Pi Smart Frame

tklenketklenke

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Keep the retro stereo. Bring your own tunes. - CD Changer emulator - AUX input - Stock radio head unit music playback control for iPhone.
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Ford Stock Radio Unit Playback Control for iPhone

Anson LiuAnson Liu

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Keep a piece of furniture as a music toy
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Pi Antique Radio Refurb

Bear.itBear.it

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I am trying to build a test bed for trying out localization and mapping algorithms.
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QuadRotor testBed for localization and mapping

int-smartint-smart

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DIY 3D Printer (not) only for printing clay
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Open Hardware 3D Printer

saarbastlersaarbastler

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This is a solution for IoT devices that connect via a pc to internet and send data to a cloud like web application
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IoT full stack solution

Dimitris AndritsakisDimitris Andritsakis

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A clock that uses electro mechanical flip displays
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7 Segment Flip Display Clock

SpencerSpencer

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Use Embedis to store MQTT data items persistently in EEPROM or FLASH memory
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An Embedis IoT Keystore for MQTT

Pattern AgentsPattern Agents

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This project is an attempt to develop a fully automated system that plays the Berimbau through the MIDI protocol.
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Robotic Berimbau Orchestra

nishiratavonishiratavo

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Instead of showing the time like in classical type of clock with the hands or numbers, it shows you a time by displaying the text
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Word Clock base on RGB LED WS2812B

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Music composing and editing software.
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eXaStudio

JeremyJeremy

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A smart cart to assist the customers in retail stores. QR code reader mounted over for billing, audio output abt product info with customer tagging
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Smart cart for assisted shopping

Prakash Prakash

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The circuit described here has the option to run freely in a-stable mode and also operate in single step debugging mode. This post shows how
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Debounced clock circuit

Marek LMarek L

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PCB design, software development, STM32 learning... The watch is just a bonus for me. ;)
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STM32L0 Watch

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Converts pulse dialing of your POTS telephone to DTMF dialing allowing you to use it with your VOIP's FXS-port.
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Pulse to Tone Converter

Christoph TackChristoph Tack

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