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64 Projects tagged with "Wearables"

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Augmenting materials with electrical properties ⚡⚗️
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PolySense

DrixDrix

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Reverse engineering the SMA-Q2 smartwatch to run open source firmware on it
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Color Open Source Smartwatch

emerythemeryth

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Production-Ready Modular Prototypes using Hardy Connectors of Yesteryear
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Retro Modules

yesnoioyesnoio

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Selfmade watch that helps You learn STM32 programming.
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nWatch

Peter WasilewskiPeter Wasilewski

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Life-changing circumstances led me to begin having Nightmares in which I would wake up finding my pillow soaking wet, and vivid memories it.
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Dream Catcher

Grayson SchlichtingGrayson Schlichting

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Infinity mirror embedded in a cat ears headband.
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InfiniKitty Ears

Angela SheehanAngela Sheehan

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Building a sweet little shoulder dragon to accompany my Color Stealing Fairy project.
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Nova - A Companion Bot

Angela SheehanAngela Sheehan

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Smart Cap consists of a monocular head mounted display and supports voice recognition and first person video streaming.
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Smart Cap

Arvind SanjeevArvind Sanjeev

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A first attempt at a wearable that interacts with Android notifications and has a few other neat features.
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NeoPixel SmartWatch

DominicDominic

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Powered by Raspberry Pi, Python, #pyLCI, 18650 cells and tons of peripherals.
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Wearable Raspberry Pi personal assistant

ArsenijsArsenijs

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An Arduino controlled infinity mirror mask. You can even see while wearing it!
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Infinity Mirror Scuba Mask

Curt WhiteCurt White

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TIRO (Time is Running Out) is a watch that vibrates every few minutes to remind the user that time in this world is quickly running out.
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TIRO Vibrating Watch

AccidentalRebelAccidentalRebel

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A host of IoT devices aimed at helping administer light therapy treatment to Alzheimer's patients (based on MIT study)
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Non-Invasive Alzheimer's Light Therapy Devices

Adellar IrankundaAdellar Irankunda

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A collection of wirelessly connected color changing costume pieces, controlled by a 'magic' color sensing wand.
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Color Stealing Fairy

Angela SheehanAngela Sheehan

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Custom DIY projects in high speed, every Tuesday.
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Barb Makes Things

barbbarb

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Divergence is a wearable EMF detector that provides haptic and sonic feedback of the electromagnetic sources that surround us.
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Divergence

AfrdtAfrdt

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Arduino-based heaband that uses haptic feedback to navigate blind people. Controlled via Bluetooth using Android app.
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Ariadne Headband

Vojtech PavlovskyVojtech Pavlovsky

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ODAlert is a wearable opiate overdose detection device with supporting smartphone app
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Overdose Detection Necklace + App

Curt WhiteCurt White

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A system that tracks limb movement of people who have movement disorders to assist in diagnosis and therapy
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Human Limb Tracking

Jonathan KellyJonathan Kelly

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The more 'intuitive' arc reactor! Designed to get attention ;)
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ArcReactorX

Rohit GuptaRohit Gupta

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$25 wearable device development platform: nRF51 ARM CortexM0 w/ Bluetooth, accelerometer, 16x64 OLED, vibration motor, HR sensor, battery
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Hacking a $25 nRF51 ARM Cortex Activity Tracker

Curt WhiteCurt White

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