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A tiny, low-cost, and scalable device for sub-millimetric 3D positioning.
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HiveTracker

cedric-honnetCedric Honnet

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We used lego mindstorms components, and Husarion Robocore board to create self-balancig robot, using Lego gyroscope and MPU accelerometer.
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Gyro-bot

czelusniakkrzysztofczelusniak.krzysztof

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A USB-flash sized GSM/GPS tracker with a wide array of features
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USB TinyTracker

paulPaul

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256-channel data acquisition system (DAS) to provide a bio-potential reading in the 0.4Hz-500kHz frequency range using a flat panel detector
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Bio Balance Detector

andras-fAndras F

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Aloidia is a staggered, split, fully wireless solar-powered mechanical keyboard with extremely long battery life.
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Aloidia: wireless split solar powered keyboard

nguyen-vincentNguyen Vincent

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Open-Source RC Snowplow that can remove snow from your driveway or sidewalks and can be customized for other tasks around your home.
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SNOWBYTE

cele9999cele9999

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In the 1980's, you had to know programming to use computers. They were used for... guess what? Computing! Want to see how it looked?
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Badge for Hackaday Conference 2018 in Belgrade

voja-antonicVoja Antonic

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This is the obvious next step to the Fidget Spinner, and the last project involving one. I promise.
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POV Fidget Spinner

sean-hodginsSean Hodgins

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Run classic video games on your RC2014
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Game Boards for RC2014

jb-langstonJ.B. Langston

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Wireless device for measuring temperature, humidity and pressure with a e-paper display, with a weather forecast, batteries -operated
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Mini weather station Efekta with e-paper display

andrew-lamchenkoAndrew Lamchenko

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A tiny Raspberry Linux computer with a keyboard, a daylight-readable screen, and a long-range transceiver
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ShaRPIKeebo - Nano Linux Computer

pcadicpcadic

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World's thinnest fully standalone DIY computer - 2mm!!
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ELLO LC1

knvdKn/vD

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ARM Cortex-M4F based retro inspired handheld game console.
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1Bitsy 1UP

piotr-esden-tempskiPiotr Esden-Tempski

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A pocket demon named Exy. Luci? Haven't heard about him.
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Xling

dsldsl

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e-ink, BLE enabled 'smart' watch with PCB wristband
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Schmartwatch

platinenmacherPlatinenmacher

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Just a simple compact tetris clone using an ATTINY85 and a cheap OLED display.
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pockeTETRIS

dombeefdombeef

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Stylish wall mounted battery powered 7.5" E-paper display, showing fermentation progress of beer.
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E paper display beer fermenting monitor

altairishAltairish

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The Stat Tracker is a portable battery powered device that keeps track of health, energy, and dashes for the HLD Table Top RPG.
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Hyper Light Drifter Stat Tracker

albert-phanAlbert Phan

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Use this to distract your customers. This one will stay on top of their desks instead of getting lost in a drawer.
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Integrated Game Business Card

dan-schnurDan Schnur

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An attempt at building a stylish, low-power calendar, thanks to the ESP32 and an e-paper display that (for now) resembles a framed picture
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Low-Power E-Paper Calendar

johnJohn

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A $15 game console the size of a business card that plays multiple games via cartridges.
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Game Card

dylan-turnerDylan Turner

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