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Vibrating Led matrix Volumetric Display (Hologram)
Project by Madaeon
Vibrating a led array at high speed to visualize 3D models.
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Kronoino : An AVR powered Digital Wrist Watch
Project by Brainy.Baboon
A digital watch using the ATmega 328P and seven-segment displays
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BOCA - Simple Robot Platform for STEM Education
Project by Nguyễn Phương Duy
A simple robot easy to print and assemble, with 8 DOF and some interesting moves to keep you going with your robotics research and study
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GPRino
Project by Mirel Paun
Ground Penetrating Radar using Arduino
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3 AXIS compliant robot arm
Project by Petar Crnjak
Test arm for future 6 axis cobot arm.
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Fishroom Automation
Project by Ali1xa
this project is all about designing and constructing a prototype of fully automated water change system all other features just icing
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DIY 6.5MHz Arduino frequency meter 7segment displ
Project by mircemk
A very simple but useful device for your lab
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Balancing Robot
Project by ncabalos
My take on a balancing robot because... why not?
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2 Stroke Engine Model
Project by semigg
3D printed realistic 2 stroke engine model. It can be almost completely printed with a 3d printer.
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Porsche Quad Gauge
Project by Evan Li
A custom built quad gauge for a Porsche 914 using new and salvaged components.
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Open Flow Meter
Project by Eben
An Arduino powered flow-meter for use in geography river studies and environmental monitoring projects
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Microtronic - The Next Generation
Project by Michael Wessel
A Practical 4-Bit Educational Computer
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PSION II Datapak and Rampak Reader/Writer
Project by martin
File transfer between a PC and a Psion Organiser II using an Arduino
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DIY Arduino 1D Pong game with WS2812 Led strip
Project by mircemk
1-dimensional version of the classic game ‘Pong’ made with NeoPixel LED strip.
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QuadriSept
Project by Mark Wilson
A bedside alarm clock using digits made up of FOUR seven-segment characters.
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