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Its a NFC Tag, a Keychain pendant and a backlit Jolly Wrencher in ONE SAO !
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The Jolly Tagger SAO

phil-weaselPhil "Weasel"

SNES controller to Commodore/Atari adapter
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SNES2C64

radu-pascalRadu Pascal

ESP32 Based GPS Navigator with OSM offline maps.
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IceNav

jordi-gauchaJordi Gauchía

~700mm plotter with roller based Y movement
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Big roller based plotter/vinyl cutter

krlisKārlis

Robotic head for robotic enthusiasts
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rEmotion – a Module with Visual Input and Output

andrei-gramakovAndrei Gramakov

Simple to make, but extremely useful instrument, especially when designing solar systems.
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Simple Arduino Solar Radiation Meter

mircemkmircemk

A dirt-cheap hardware to carry out voltage glitching attacks against microcontrollers with a Raspberry Pi Pico
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PicoGlitcher

matthias-kesenheimerMatthias Kesenheimer

Dev board built with THEJAS32 - a 100 MHz RISC-V chip. RPi Pico is used as a clock driver and co-processor, leading to fun possibilities!
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AtiVEGA

shree-kumarShree Kumar

No code, no PCB, just a Shitty Add-On for Supercon living in the moment
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NixieSAO

kevin-santo-cappuccioKevin Santo Cappuccio

A very compact, very inexpensive, very DIYable, very precise little CNC mill. This one uses 3d printed parts.
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Minamil 3dp: another minimal CNC mill

paul-mcclayPaul McClay

Turn a cheap e-price tag to a status display
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CC2640 E-ink paper display

tyler-ouyangTyler Ouyang

Customize the cheap mini macropad
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Mini Macropod with Fak Firmware

tyler-ouyangTyler Ouyang

Personal desk fan connected to Home Assistant with RGB and speed control.
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Smart Desk Fan with ESP

tyler-ouyangTyler Ouyang

An failed attempt to revive an old gaming mechanical keyboard
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SnoixQMK for Redrgon K592

tyler-ouyangTyler Ouyang

Let's explore the possibility of requesting higher voltage profile above 20V, like 28V and all the way up to 48V when possible.
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USB Type C Power Delivery 48V I2C

centylabCentyLab

How to craft a Star Wars game with ESP8266
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Star Wars Game Using ESP8266: a Beginner’s Guide

bella802Bella802

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