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A dual-output switching DC-DC buck converter to replace the 24V fans on a CR-10
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μPow: 3D printer buck converter for 12V/5V fans

Alexander WilliamsAlexander Williams

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This is a project I had in mind for a long time, was a very good experience which took me for another very improved version I will publish
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Conveyor belt 3D printer - with recycled materials

OliveiraOliveira

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Convert a doorbell into IOT / WiFi. Get a call with custom voice messages instead of a chime. Stick it anywhere as it is battery powered.
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IOT Doorbell with a custom voice message

SylwesterSylwester

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Compact WIFI DSLR Camera PAN Tilt HEAD
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Digital Bird 3D Printable Pan Tilt Head

digitalbird01digitalbird01

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In a few steps we build a basic ultra low power WiFi home automation system by using Raspberry Pi, IOT Cricket module(s) and MQTT protocol
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Ultra low power WiFi home automation system

SylwesterSylwester

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Simple RFID arduino based emulator / cloner / reader
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Simple RFID Emulator

boskobosko

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For IT geeks, retro game fans, makers. Open source, portable, modular to explore, create, learn, code & play
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ESPboy - the ultimate multi-gadget

RomanSRomanS

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Making myself a power meter for my road bike
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Bicycle Power Meter DIY

UltraReidarUltraReidar

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I've been making keycaps out of polymer clay.
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makin' keycaps

kristina panoskristina panos

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K3lso is a quadruped robot similar to MIT mini cheetah and MIT Cheetah 3.
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K3lso Quadruped

Robin FröjdRobin Fröjd

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Connecting multiple autonomous (renewable) energy installations in a safe way
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MicroGrid Connection Unit

tiefpunkttiefpunkt

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We show how you can easily build a battery powered Wi-Fi Door sensor and send notifications to your phone without coding and programming.
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Wi-Fi door sensor, powered on batteries

SylwesterSylwester

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The spotlights on my microscope didn't cut it. So I'm making a ring light to improve video quality.
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DIY Ringlight

nagupnagup

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Build a WiFi 2xAAA battery powered moisture/water sensor in minutes and monitor on a mobile. This project doesn't require programming.
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WiFi flower moisture sensor

SylwesterSylwester

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Documenting my experiments with the FLIR Lepton 3.5 thermal imaging camera.
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Lepton 3.5 Thermal Imaging Camera

Dan JulioDan Julio

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We show how to connect Pico to WiFi while maintaining low power and running it directly on AAA batteries
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Connect RPi Pico to WiFi and send phone alerts

SylwesterSylwester

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Live-coding an Open-Source Pico Emulator from Scratch
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Raspberry Pi Pico Emulator

Uri ShakedUri Shaked

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In this project we show how to connect BBC micro:bit to WiFi and send a phone notification over the Internet without coding!
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BBC Micro:bit + WiFi + Phone Notifications

SylwesterSylwester

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Use biometric sensing to share your excitement!
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Wear your heartbeat on your sleeve

Nitin NairNitin Nair

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Python coordinate frame transform library https://github.com/antonlopezr/Transforms
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Transforms

Antonio Lopez RiveraAntonio Lopez Rivera

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We show how to build IOT WiFi Motion Sensor powered on a battery with email notification over IFTTT.
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WiFi Motion Sensor (3D print) - DIY

SylwesterSylwester

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