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2007 Projects tagged with "MISC"

 
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An open hardware-software framework based on inertial sensors that anyone can use to build a human motion capture system.
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Motion Capture system that you can build yourself

Bruno LaurencichBruno Laurencich

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Rig and technique for digitizing 35mm film negatives.
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35mm Flim Negative Scanning

Stephen HoldawayStephen Holdaway

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A modular, distributed processing, unmanned vehicle controller.
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YAUVeC - Yet Another Unmanned Vehicle Controller

E. N. HeringE. N. Hering

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The goal of this project is not to invent the wheel, but instead try apply optical filters and image processing to achieve the goal.
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YET Another IR Vein Detector

narfnarf

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Build your own touch screen solution adapted on your TV by using some CIS or CCD sensors from old scanners
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Magic Frame : Turn Everything into a Touch Area

jean.perardeljean.perardel

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Automated portable animatronic eyes that point/look at the same point where you are looking
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Crazy Eyes

DasakiDasaki

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nRF52 Mesh of sensors, custom and standard protocols all lead to MQTT Gateways on Raspberry Pi with database and dashboard.
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Home Smart Mesh

WassimWassim

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A fully functional, completely open-source, and totally nerdy keychain-sized multi-platform emulation console to build yourself.
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Keymu - open source keychain-sized gaming console

c.Inventc.Invent

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This is Quadbot 17, a work-in-progress quadruped robot with 22 degrees of freedom, based on Robotis AX-12 motors and a 3D-printed chassis.
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Quadruped robot with 22 DoF

Dimitris XydasDimitris Xydas

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Keeping an eye on the seafloor (especially shellfish)
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LoBSTAS: Underwater Camera + Sensor

Ellie TEllie T

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The smallest DIL40 8085-based computer
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SDC_85

gbmgbm

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An update on WA2EBY's May/June 1999 QST Homebrew DDF
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Yet Another Doppler Direction Finder w/ Teensy DSP

MartinMartin

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An hacker's swiss knife in the form factor of the best phone ever
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1337 3310 tool

Mastro GippoMastro Gippo

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A "dataless" Wi-Fi positioning system that can be used anywhere GPS can't.
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SubPos Positioning System

BleckyBlecky

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Monitoring soil moisture at different depths to determine when to irrigate, and - more importantly - how much water is needed. Save 25%!
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Vinduino, a wine grower's water saving project

Reinier van der LeeReinier van der Lee

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Make tools to explore the underwater world and inspire everyone to become a DIY ocean explorer. Project by ROVMAKER. Based on Ardusub.
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RovMaker Edge : Open-Source Underwater Robot

shikang zhoushikang zhou

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3D Printed Jetson TX2 based robotic lawnmower aims to build an "smart" robotic lawnmower using open technology
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Valify V2 Robot Lawnmower

Robin FröjdRobin Fröjd

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The Hackaday card game.
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Not A Hack

Richard HogbenRichard Hogben

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see with your hands
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Unfolding Space

Jakob KilianJakob Kilian

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Wifi remote control for the Lay-Z-Spa
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Hot tub remote

ximonximon

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Adds a payment system and enables full control over coffeemakers with toptronic logic unit (for example from Jura) using the service port.
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Coffeemaker Payment System

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