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  • Wheeler Filament Handler
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  • We provide you with a bunch of ideas how it could be, you can use all the data you need from it (see license in code: main_brain.ino!). There are drawings and fotos showing the Wheeler detailed from all sides, a video showing it in action, the source...

  • Florio
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  • IntroductionThis project has been borne from the Surrey University Internet of Plants project. We needed a WiFi node that would monitor environmental sensors and publish the values to the Internet of Things. In addition, we also wanted to control watering...

  • Hackaday Veridian III
  • Details     from Hackaday Veridian III
  • Hackaday is hosting a meetup at the most unlikely place possible: Veridian III, the site of the battle between the Duras sisters and the Enterprise, the crash site of NCC-1701-D, and the final resting place of Admiral James Tiberius Kirk.We’ll be visiting...

  • Arcade Claw Game Claw Build
  • Details     from Arcade Claw Game Claw Build
  • This claw was built for a arcade style claw game, and has undergone several revisions over the past few months to fit the design constraints of the game. The initial designs all started with a fixed base piece with a piston section that would move up,...

  • DIY USB Rubber Ducky
  • Details     from DIY USB Rubber Ducky
  • Pi Zero Ducky For a while now I’ve been really interested in Hak5’s USB Rubber Ducky, but I just couldn't bring myself to spend $45+ on something I really have no use for. Coincidentally I’ve also had a Pi Zero sitting on my office desk for a few months...

  • Virtual Pipe Organ
  • Details     from Virtual Pipe Organ
  • The following diagram illustrates the basic design for a VPO (Virtual Pipe Organ) serving as input for Hauptwerk software running on a PC. The white boxes are organ components, the purple boxes are custom modules I have designed. DISCLAIMER: I have absolutely...

  • Foldable rubber ESD mat
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  • I've had a portable tool case with dual soldering irons, tools and pretty much everything I need for soldering. Often though, I would be working somewhere that I needed to protect the table when working. Scrap cardboard often worked, but it was not a...

  • ESSENTIALS OF TIN CAN MIC DESIGN
  • Details     from ESSENTIALS OF TIN CAN MIC DESIGN
  • This article will explain the essential design considerations we put into our Tin Can Mic. You should be able to adapt and apply these principles to your own unique project.The EssentialsFigure 2 illustrates the essential components of our Tin Can Mic....

  • AIMOS
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  • These are parts of AIME's operating system that I am beginning to shoe-horn into a Raspberry Pi or more probably a few Zero's networked together inside a smaller and less sophisticated quadruped. AIME was 3.2GHz dual-core intel powered and a lot more...

  • Robotic Hand
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  • Intro/background This project started out with a desire to print, assemble and get working an 'Ada Hand' By Open Bionics in Bristol, an open source designer and manufacturer of prostheses. I don't think I would have embarked on this project unless I...

  • Snap-On Powerbank Project

  • Details     from Snap-On Powerbank Project
  • My finished product, a custom charging station for all of my power tools, based off of Snap-On's powerbank design.The whole box - finished product.Here is the basis of the project, a Harbor Freight 7 drawer 18" side cabinet, which I plan to attach to...

  • USB Page Up/Down Foot Pedal
  • Details     from USB Page Up/Down Foot Pedal
  • I had wanted a better way to turn pages of sheet music for years. Finally, I realized I could use an old laptop to display PDFs, and turn pages with a foot pedal. I was just starting to get ideas of how to make this around my birthday last year, and...

  • One pixel image scanner
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  • Hardware:The hardware of the scanner consist of two mechanical parts:1. The paper insertThe paper insert is a simple shaft with some rubber attached so the paper moves along with it if it rotates. The shaft is rotated by a standard small stepper motor(28BYJ-48)....
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