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77 Projects tagged with "science"

 
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I made this mini crossbow just for fun so i can shoot at things with toothpicks.
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Mini 3D printable crossbow

brian brockenbrian brocken

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Capture interactive models of magnetic fields with your 3D printer
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3D Magnetic Field Scanner

Ted YapoTed Yapo

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You read that right.
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Open Source Freakin' Scanning Electron Microscope

Adam GuilmetAdam Guilmet

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The food replicator is a nice diy automation and gardening project researching enterprise style food production.
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food replicator

bbueglerbbuegler

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An attempt to build a digital version of John Alexander's cheap STM design!
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Scanning Tunnelling Microscope

LaurenceLaurence

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A device consisting of a Toshiba TCD1304AP CCD sensor, a Wolfson WM8253 Video ADC, a Parallax Propeller, and an FTDI FT232H USB IC
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open-Spectrometer

nmz787nmz787

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Superbooks
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bubblin

Marvin DanigMarvin Danig

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An Electronic Power System in the PocketQube 60 femtosatellite form factor
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PQ60 - EPS

Pinski1Pinski1

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Growing palatable, natural food from arbitrary energy sources without the lossy intermediate of shining light on chlorophyll.
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Post-Agricultural Food Production

Darrell JohnsonDarrell Johnson

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A delve into Dan Berard's and John Alexander's designs
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Scanning Tunneling Microscope

rbalsan1rbalsan1

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Visualizing the Earth's magnetic field vector in its three dimensional glory.
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3D Compass

John LeemanJohn Leeman

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Open Capillary Electrophoresis platform utilising a Capacitively-Coupled Contactless Conductivity Detector geared for on-line water analysis
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C4Derpillar: Open CE-C⁴D

Brett WalkerBrett Walker

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STEAM Project that combine multidisciplinary areas of technology to raise awareness around user centered design for aging populations.
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Tea Dunker STEM / STEAM Project

NickcasioNickcasio

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How I built a worm drive panoramic mount out of Lego for my Lego optics lab.
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Lego Optics Lab: Worm Drive Panoramic Mount

Steve SchulerSteve Schuler

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How I built a worm drive pan/tilt mount out of Lego
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Lego Optics Lab: Worm Drive Pan/Tilt Mount

Steve SchulerSteve Schuler

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An ultrasonic interferometer is assembled from optical drive components, 3d-printed parts and an ultrasonic range-finder.
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Standing waves of sound

Andrew FergusonAndrew Ferguson

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With this project I want to show you how you can make Schlieren-Videography at home. To do so we will use the Moiré-effect.
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Schlieren-Videography

Jan--HenrikJan--Henrik

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Imaging at micrometer resolution using a Blu-ray drive
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BluBEAM - a scanning laser microscope

andreas.betzandreas.betz

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A way to develop scientific instrumentation that can be built by anyone, using resources available almost everywhere.
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Open Scientific Instrumentation Initiative

E. N. HeringE. N. Hering

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Conversion of dashboard from an old, Communist clone of the French Renault 12 (Dacia 1310)
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Retro-futuristic automobile control panel

[skaarj][skaarj]

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I’ll demonstrate how to drive a variable speed fan with Snap Circuits and the Kano Computer.
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Variable Speed Fan: Snap Circuits, Kano Computer

Steve SchulerSteve Schuler

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