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Chapter 1 : Raspberry Pi Zero W Stepper Motor Module Balancing Robot and 3d Printer - CNC Machine
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Raspberry PI Module for Robotics Mythololgy (1)

alpha le cielalpha le ciel

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Self-Powered IoT Node for Environmental Sensing
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SPINES Mote

Macro YauMacro Yau

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Relax, your home knows which appliances to switch on. Justifying "Automation" in low cost Home Automation systems.
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Dexter - The New Age Home Automation

Aditya MukherjeeAditya Mukherjee

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Teach elementary and middle-school students about robotics with a DIY battle bots kit.
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Educational Battle Bots

Misty LackieMisty Lackie

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The project focuses on an open source design of a gripper with tactile sensor system for robotic hands and exoskeletons
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Open source Tactile sensor enabled robotic gripper

Aman GargAman Garg

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1 Name of work - the manufacture of 3D printer for printing filled polymers.
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3D printer

IVANIVAN

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The IoT Machine-Guard is capable of guarding electrical machines, it tracks temperature, vibration, sound, smoke, and current values.
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IoT Machine-Guard

Khairey NouheKhairey Nouhe

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A simple and affordable robot solution to run repetitive lab processes for biology.
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Pippeting Robot for lab automation

Kostas LagoKostas Lago

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One Radio to rule them all Wifi, Bluetooth, nRF24l01p, CC2500, A7105, CYRF6936
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Multiprotocol Radio

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The Fluxamasynth is a module that makes it easy to add high quality MIDI sound to any Arduino or Raspberry Pi project.
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Fluxamasynth Modules

FluxlyFluxly

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A SAW stabilized UHF transmitter for audio
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Ultrastable microsized Audio transmitter spy bug

TomTom

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An ongoing exploration and experiment about the use of small magnetic loop antennas for QRP (low power) Amateur Radio.
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Magnetic Loop Antennas for QRP Amateur Radio

Mark Dammer MM0DQMMark Dammer MM0DQM

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Auditive and visual feedback with minimal effort in a modular package for everyone!
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The Airdrum - Make music while moving

alessandro verdiesenalessandro verdiesen

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This unit allow you to route a audio signal through a switching system and distribute it to various speakers.
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6 Channel speaker selector

Dilshan JayakodyDilshan Jayakody

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A multimeter, based on the STM32F373, which can measure voltage, current and power (both bipolar and DC or true RMS with multiple ranges).
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STM32 Open Source Multimeter

MartinMartin

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A simple software decoder for the 60kHz NPL time signal (aka MSF) accurate to a few tens of milliseconds.
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MSF 60kHz decoder

Tony RobinsonTony Robinson

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A PewPew with a display.
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PewPew M4

deʃhipudeʃhipu

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Game Boy Pocket form factor of an ESP32 based gaming device
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Retro ESP32

Eugene AndruszczenkoEugene Andruszczenko

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Monitor all the assets and the weather conditions of a public park.
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Park Asset and Condition Monitor

Hendra KusumahHendra Kusumah

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using a 2.42" OLED display and Game Boy buttons with a diy board around the atmega32u4
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Arduboy MAX

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A library for MicroPython for drawing tiles and sprites on a RGB SPI screen.
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Stage, a Tile and Sprite Engine

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