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The device that allows to turn on/off two pairs of the outlet sockets via Web browser through Wi-Fi. Based on ESP8266 and Arduino Mini.
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IoT Power Strip

dev-labdev-lab

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Make a filament spool holder real quick.
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30 Second 3D Printer Filament Spool Holder

Andy LeeAndy Lee

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Make Raspberry Pi Again
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Raspberry Pi project

ArsenijsArsenijs

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This projects converts a Bobby-Car (children's ride-on toy) to electric by using 4 Hoverboard motors, VESC controllers and an ESP32
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Electric Bobby-Car

Peter PötziPeter Pötzi

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A GPS Hat for the Raspberry Pi Zero form factor.
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Raspberry Pi Zero GPS Hat

Brandon SmithBrandon Smith

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A 140MHz - 3GHz 2-port T/R VNA and software
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Low cost open hardware VNA

Cary W.Cary W.

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Using a fully 3d-printed two-axis rotational stage, an arduino and a camera to produce accurate 3D Models
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High Quality 3D Scanner (<100€)

ThomasThomas

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The smallest DIL40 8085-based computer
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SDC_85

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A low-cost STM32 board with motor controllers created along with visual programming and control software for use in education.
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Visual Robotics Platform

Joshua GraumanJoshua Grauman

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This is a self balancing robot created by star wars fan, with autonomous behavior, FPV and remote control modes
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Droid Trooper

Victor SerranoVictor Serrano

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Make a low-cost rhythmic Holter with a communication in real-time of the electrocardiogram from patient to doctor.
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Wireless ECG

julien.pichonjulien.pichon

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An LCD touchscreen you can mount into a standard North American work box in place of a light switch for Home Automation control
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HASwitchPlate

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When a magician rotates his magical wand and says 'Abracadabra', magic happens! This IoT Magical Wand project is inspired by this.
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IoT Magical Wand

Dixon SelvanDixon Selvan

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I was bored with synthesizers, but still wanted to make electronic music. So I build a lot of techno music robots!
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Making Techno with Music Robots

Moritz Simon GeistMoritz Simon Geist

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An AI that lets any robot learn through positive and negative feedback.
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Fido

Joshua GruensteinJoshua Gruenstein

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Your next data vault could be this : the next generation Hardware Security Module. Store securely important information without password.
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smart HSM

benoit.callebautbenoit.callebaut

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Multiple OLE displeys can determine the state of your home. Raspberry Pi collects and displays your data acc. to your set priorities!
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Alert Home System

JanoHakJanoHak

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Smart Device to pull and show motivational images from Reddit using an e-Ink Display. Open Sourced Web Panel to manage the device.
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e-Ink Motivational Book

ap0l0ap0l0

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This small tutorial shows how to easily set up a Raspberry Pi as a mobile media center with smartphone control.
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RASPBERRY PI MOBILE MEDIA CENTER

Max2PlayMax2Play

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As many buttons as you want. Any additional widgets. Other capabilities are on the way
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Smart Garage: Control Panel

Sergey BSergey B

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Fancy barbot with lots of needless features and ...of course... WiFi and a bunch of blinky LEDs
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Hector 9000

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