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Raspberry Pi 4 pocket computer
Project by Rob Brennan
Small form factor device, built on the raspberry pi 4 and hyperpixel 4.0.
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Hudl Remot v2
Project by Dylan Turner
An open-source, $45, Raspberry Pi Pico-based replacement for the $200 hudl remotes.
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hgDeck
Project by Igor Brkic
wearable (not) voice-controlled cyberdeck
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Coobycs - Rubik's Cube Robot Solver
Project by M
A Rubik's cube solver using a NodeMCU, Nema17 stepper motors and DRV8825 drivers.
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Talk Ranking Machine
Project by deʃhipu
Rank the talk you have just attended at a conference, by pressing one of the three buttons.
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Lock Box
Project by Nathan Peterson
This box can only be opened after correctly answering the questions that it was programmed with.
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LED Light Rod
Project by Mackenzie Hauck
Battery powered led light that looks like a fluorescent tube light.
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Electric Kalimba
Project by thesage1014
A handheld instrument made with steel tongs. Uses a teensy for audio effects.
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NFC Multitool
Project by Zalmotek
A portable tool to scan and read information from NFC tags based on the PN532 IC used to explore body implants and other NFC applications.
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Stepper-motorised wheelchair
Project by Simon Merrett
Indoor (lawn) bowls wheelchairs can be motorised to make the sport more accessible. We motorised one with steppers for 10% of a kit cost.
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8BitRobots Module
Project by Tim Wilkinson
A common hardware, software and 3D printed module to enable fun, educational robots anyone can print and program.
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Glow Flow
Project by Roger
Motion, sound, and light interactive LED sculpture powered by the Pixelblaze controller
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Upright Laser Harp
Project by Jonathan Bumstead
New spin on the laser blocking musical instrument
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3D printed Bluetooth speakers - LittleJet!
Project by Davide Ercolano
My goal is to design a 3D printed standalone speaker based on transmission line theory - info: Martin J. King - http://www.quarter-wave.com/
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