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WiFi Motion Sensor (3D print) - DIY
Project by Sylwester
We show how to build IOT WiFi Motion Sensor powered on a battery with email notification over IFTTT.
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The Wireless Tin Can Telephone
Project by Geoff McIntyre
A new spin on an old toy, the wireless tin can telephone takes the technology of yesteryear and thrusts it into modern day!
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Phone Charge Guard
Project by Stefan Wagner
USB Phone Charge Guard based on ATtiny85
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Arduino Mobile Dial Phone
Project by Proton Gamer
Unusable dial phone ? Give it a new life !
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GSM SIGNAL BOOSTER v1.0
Project by Tiago
A simple design of a signal booster that can be used to extend the GSM frequency.
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X1C: Phone with a 6502 processor
Project by Mason
An 8-bit phone based around the DIP version of WDC's W65C02S microprocessor.
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Open Source Minimalist Phone
Project by Johnny Stene
A modern, minimalist device that doesn't break the bank.
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How To Make WiFi Sensor and integrate to Node-RED
Project by Sylwester
Make in minutes a battery powered WiFi sensor with its Web dashboard in Node-RED on Raspberry Pi!
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Connect RPi Pico to WiFi and send phone alerts
Project by Sylwester
We show how to connect Pico to WiFi while maintaining low power and running it directly on AAA batteries
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Automated Home Office On Air Sign
Project by Ben Brooks
My variation of the home office status light
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A Strange Phone
Project by Guy Dupont
Interactive prop commissioned for a red carpet premiere!
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Story on the line
Project by Samy Rabih
When old rotary dial phones tell you beautiful stories (or whatever you want)
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Linkia
Project by Reimu NotMoe
Tiny Linux handheld with LoRa+WiFI+BT connectivity.
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Raspberry Pi Phone
Project by PiCreate
Raspberry Pi Phone-Your Own Phone That Can Call and Text Under $70
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SingleClock App
Project by flamefire
Tag along as I create my first app for my clock, in a new language, on a new platform, I have no idea what I am doing
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