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3D printable, Open Source Hardware, tripod kinematics, cable driven 3D printer
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Arcus-3D-C1 - Cable 3D printer

Daren SchwenkeDaren Schwenke

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Rock solid mount that allows the bed to expand when heated.
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Kinematic Mount for 3D Printer Bed

Mark RehorstMark Rehorst

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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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Sat finder project

PROFESORPROFESOR

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The platform allows a home automation system to be programmable by customizing events and triggers.
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Workflow-Based Platform for Home Automation

Chris AmanseChris Amanse

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Data on cassette tape (DATa tAPE)
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DATAPE

Blaine MurphyBlaine Murphy

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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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This robot moves vicariously for a laboratory mouse while its brain is imaged by a microscope!
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LabRATory Telepresence Robot

Brett SmithBrett Smith

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Domestic boiler regulation without huge cabling and outlying sensors
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Raspberry Pi heating controller

JanoHakJanoHak

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I've heard that hackers wear hoodies... good.
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Hackers Hoodie

davedarkodavedarko

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It can power the Raspberry Pi Zero over Ethernet. The board also adds an Ethernet Phy to the Raspberry Pi Zero to give you full Ethernet
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PoEPi: Pi Zero Power over Ethernet with PHY

julienjulien

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This is about sending tweets using IFTTT. Python code runs on LiV Pi. LiV Pi is a Raspberry Pi based indoor air quality monitor.
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IFTTT and Raspberry Pi: LiV Pi uses IFTTT to tweet

AlfredCAlfredC

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A visual walking aid to help Parkinson’s patients might be possible by using virtual reality tools like Hololens or Oculus Rift.
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Virtual reality solutions for Parkinson’s patients

Adrian MoraretAdrian Moraret

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A low cost ESP32 core board with Ethernet and PoE for convenient "single cable" deployments
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wESP32: Wired ESP32 with Ethernet and PoE

Patrick Van OosterwijckPatrick Van Oosterwijck

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Inexpensive Home Automation & Monitoring
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CasaSee

C.J. CarlsonC.J. Carlson

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the modern GUI for your embedded tech
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Smart.IO

richardrichard

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A 1 square inch PCB module with 2 tiny solar cells, a highly efficient Li-Ion charger and with 3.3V and 1.8V output
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Tiny Solar Energy Module (TSEM)

Jasper SikkenJasper Sikken

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The Simplest Way To Start Playing With A Fascinating New Low-Power Screen!
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Teensy E-Paper Adapter Board

jareklupinskijareklupinski

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This is a 0.8x0.6 inch board with AEM10941 solar harvesting IC charging a Lithium Ion battery
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Solar harvesting into Li-ion battery

Jasper SikkenJasper Sikken

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Like the Adafruit Ethernet FeatherWing, but with Power over Ethernet built-in!
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PoE-FeatherWing

Patrick Van OosterwijckPatrick Van Oosterwijck

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Technically, the OrangePI Zero supports a type of Power of Ethernet, but this makes it compliant.
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A case and POE for the OrangePI

Myles EftosMyles Eftos

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Open Design Ultra Low Power Sensor Tag for light, temperature, humidity and pressure. openthread on Zephyr with json to MQTT and Grafana
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Openthread Sensor Tag

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