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A low cost, full featured open source, industrial camera
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Open Source Industrial Smart Camera

ApodiantApodiant

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An Odrive + steppers based construction, with 5x 3D printed hollow shaft reducers and an internal CAN network.
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Atlas - 6DOF 3D printed universal robot

Damian LickindorfDamian Lickindorf

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Home automation hub disguised as a thermostat
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Squirco Smart Home System - Hub + Thermostat

StevenSteven

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This is a micro-quadcopter I'm building from scratch using an Arduino Pro Mini, MPU6050, Nrf24L01+ modules and coreless motors.
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Quadcopter from scratch

SidharthSidharth

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Utilise off the shelf hardware and OSS to create a cheap thermal imaging camera for firefighting use
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ElectricEye

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ROS based two-wheel differential drive robotic platform.
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Linorobot

Juan Miguel JimenoJuan Miguel Jimeno

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Open-source software to set-up,control and program robotic arms built with arduinos and servomotors
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ARCS: arm robot control suite

FabienFabien

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ProtoVoltaics Pick and Place Machine Project
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Pick and Place Machine

ProtoVoltaicsProtoVoltaics

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Gas sensor "grenade" that may save lives instead of taking them. The sensor can be thrown into dangerous areas to remotely report levels
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Gas Sensor For Emergency Workers

Eric WiiliamEric Wiiliam

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A community pollution monitoring system aggregating pollution data from individual station users to get information on the environment.
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PASS: Pollution Analytics Shared Socially

Joshua YoungJoshua Young

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Faze4 is 3d printable 6 axis robotic arm . It uses stepper motors and 3d printed cycloidal reducers.
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Faze4 Robotic arm

Petar CrnjakPetar Crnjak

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Creating a generic underwater data logging platform that is easy to build & modify for many different environmental monitoring projects.
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The Cave Pearl Project

Edward MallonEdward Mallon

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ESP-32 WROOM-32D has Three phase Centre Aligned MC-PWM, Dual SPI, I2C, 2MHz ADC, UART and CAN. Enough for a controller.
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ESP-32 BLDC Robot Actuator Controller

Paul GouldPaul Gould

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A 3D printed robotic leg, inspired by Boston Dynamic's Spot Mini robot. Aimed to balance form and function
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3D Printed Quadruped Leg

adam.stibiljadam.stibilj

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Full size deer antlers printed in transparent PLA, lit with addressable RGB LEDs.
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3D Printed LED Fantasy Antlers

Alysia DynamikAlysia Dynamik

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This is my robot arm, with recycled materials, can pick 2 Kg and costs around 100$
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D.I.M.E.R PROJECT 6 DOF Robot Arm

Antonio RegueiraAntonio Regueira

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True Open Source Time-Of-Flight Lidar
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OpenTOFLidar

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Develop robust and affordable advanced sensing capability for 20,000 weather stations in Africa (lightning, precip water, ...)
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Team TAHMO

Nick van de GiesenNick van de Giesen

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a machine to create canvas paintings of your favorite digital images
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If ( ) Then {Paint}

John OpsahlJohn Opsahl

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Emotive Support Robots
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HaRoCo @ The DesignLab

ChristineChristine

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Electric Bobby Car, or E-Bobby Car, all-wheel upgrade using parts from two Hoverboards
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All-Wheel Electric Bobby Car

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