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J. Peterson

Silicon Valley software developer by day, award-winning embedded systems designer at other times.

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Pyball is a automated, Raspberry Pi based camera to remotely keep track of the world.
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Pyball - A Smart Eye on the World

J. Peterson

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This device controls strings of Curilights, colorful animated strings of LEDs. It's easy to use and aware of its environment.
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The Curilights Controller

J. Peterson

Things I've Built

Re-animating the PDP-11.

Remember computers with switches and blinking lights? This project brings them back to life.

Weasure - a scale that weighs and measures

Weighing a measuring boxes by hand is a pain. This box does it all in one step. www.weasure.com

Puzzlemation - a Dynamic Tile Display

What if you could pick your pixels up and re-arrange them? Puzzlemation explores this idea. See www.puzzlemation.com.

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Python-powered machine vision modules
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OpenMV

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LiFePO4 battery / UPS / power manager for Raspberry Pi
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LiFePO4wered/Pi

Patrick Van Oosterwijck

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Remaking the PDP-8/I using the Pi, simh & a replica front panel
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PiDP-8/I

Oscarv

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Arduino compatible indoor navigation system with small form factor.
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LPS Mini

Göran Nordahl

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Low power Arduino based (smart)watch
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Chronio

Max.K

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A smart infinity mirror that's also a clock
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Infinity Mirror Clock

Dushyant Ahuja

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The smallest open source GSM+GPS+CAN board ever
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Crunchtrack

Mastro Gippo

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

andreas.betz

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LiFePO4 battery technology, made easy for makers
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LiFePO4wered/USB

Patrick Van Oosterwijck

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Makes Raspberry Pi accessible, portable and easily configurable.
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pyLCI - Linux Control Interface

Arsenijs

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Cheaper fine-pitch soldering setup with Wellers RT tips
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Soldering pen

HP (@banjohat)

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A WiFi fidget spinner, taken from concept to ordering parts in one weekend
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IoT POV Fidget Spinner

Matthias

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I am thinking for a while about how to teach young generation coding in a funny way.
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Learn to code with this fidget spinner

MakerStorage

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Using spinning permanent magnet arrays to levitate above aluminium plates and other conductive substrates
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Hoverbot

jellmeister

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A self-igniting candle implemented using AVR and PIC microcontrollers
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AVR vs PIC: The case of the candle

Thierry

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ARM Cortex-M4 with browser-based Lua Development Environment. Provides an ideal software and hardware platform for your next project.
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Screvle - Lua Web IDE

Ronald Vanschoren

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'Pong' made with Vacuum Tubes
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Tube Television Tennis

256byteram

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Using only a single wire to increase sensitivity, an Arduino's ADC can be used to detect motion!
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Detecting Motion With AC/Static Electricity

Connor Nishijima

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Patrick Van Oosterwijck wrote 10/28/2015 at 17:41 • point

Hey, thanks for the skull for #LiFePO4wered/USB, appreciate it! :)

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