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Microwatt Pulse Motor
Project by mircemk
DIY extremly low current pulse motor from old relays
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DIY simple Arduino Frequency Meter up to 6.5MHz
Project by mircemk
Another simple to build useful instrument in your Lab
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The evolution tree of LED cubes
Project by Michael Möller
LED cubes seen from a biological evolution perspective
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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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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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Universal-Internet-Connected-Remote-Control
Project by HackAtech Industries
This IoT project that allows its users to send IR signals from any computer within a network.
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Smart classic AC doorbell
Project by Simon Jansen
Assimilating my classic RRRRRRING!! doorbell into the hive.
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DIY Arduino Cyclone Game with WS2812B Led Ring
Project by mircemk
You need to stop an led scrolling around a circle at a specific spot
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PourFection
Project by Sean Morton
An automated IOT pour-over coffee machine, running on ESP32, that simplifies the process of making precise pour-over coffee!
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VRRVRR
Project by Turi
LED-flashing, haptic metronome with presets and tap tempo
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Demolition Man Verbal Morality Statute Monitor
Project by tdicola
Project to build a working swear detector to enforce the verbal morality statute from the movie Demolition Man.
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Custom Sonic Screwdriver
Project by Muphins
Custom DIY Sonic-Screwdriver. Not a replica, just our own version.
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Camera Traps for National Parks
Project by Rishi Bhatnagar
A hack to enable the wildlife activists capture images and count the numbers of wildlife animals in an area .
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Wristwatch Walkie Talkie
Project by Orlando Hoilett
For any Power Rangers fan out there
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Morse code translator
Project by Steven Roch
A simple device that translates phrases entered in the command prompt to morse code.
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