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Easily scalable home automation solution using RF SoC
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Very small robots with features equivalent to their larger counterparts. For classrooms, robotics labs and more!
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Fully 3D Printed 6 DOF Arduino Robot Arm
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Mount 2 cameras on a few servos, glue them to a crane. Read the position of the crane and display it into the field of view of the Rift.
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Launchpad is a great device for musicians with many possibilities. Now you can make your own use of it without computer.
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This elegant timepiece, accentuated with a moiré pattern kinetic sculpture at its center, displays time with a vibrant array of LEDs.
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Stepper motor driven laser projector capable of two dimensional scanning, blanking, automatic laser homing, and wireless bluetooth control.
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A digital clock made from many analog clocks
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Performing high precision indoor positioning using Vive Lighthouses, Arduino Due, and TS3633-CM1
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The intent behind the Ultra Servo is to give a maker or a robotics a powerful building block.
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