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Bluepill Serial Monster
Project by Kirill Kotyagin
3 Port USB to Serial Adapter Using STM32 Blue Pill
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Turn a Raspberry Pi into Bluetooth Beacon
Project by sheikh
In this tutorial, we will learn about how to turn a Raspberry Pi into Bluetooth Beacon.
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I2C Stepper Contoller
Project by mdlougheed
Make an I2C bus controlled stepper driver using the I2C-IO and L298N motor controller
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Collect and export data from Bluetooth devices
Project by sheikh
How to collect Bluetooth low energy data and export it as csv.
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Nextion 3.5" LCD Digital Compass for Arduino Uno
Project by Mario Gianota
How to build an accurate digital compass using a 3.5 inch Nextion LCD and a QMC5883L compass module using the Arduino Uno.
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TIM-011: FPGA-based VGA and PS/2 keyboard adapter
Project by zpekic
Trying to connect vintage TIM-011 home computer with PS/2 keyboard and VGA using a FPGA developer board
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Grab detection
Project by Sean
A proof of concept for grab detection. A simple beam break circuit which, when activated, plays a random audio file.
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April Soil Moisture Sensor
Project by yancan
Soil moisture sensor Wi-Fi enabled. It's based on Espressif's ESP32 S2 SoC and uses capacitive moisture probing.
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Balancing Robot
Project by ncabalos
My take on a balancing robot because... why not?
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GameTank 8-Bit Retroconsole
Project by Clyde Shaffer
6502-powered game console with hardware-accelerated drawing
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1kW Solid State Peltier Heat Pump
Project by David Scholten
Primary/secondary water loops & 12 peltier units with a 0-30°C set-point.
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YAAWP (Yet Another Automated Wardriving Project)
Project by blinkingthing
Wardriving set-up for a vehicle based on a Raspberry Pi and Kismet.
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Cyberpunk Cyberdeck
Project by jordanbrandes
A cyberdeck inspired by Johnny Mnemonic
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Field expedient radio terminal.
Project by rog77
Just an idea, if I ever get round to putting the software on it. All credit to hackaday contributors that made it possible to conceive.
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Solar powered ePaper Clock 24/7
Project by Robert Poser
Low power 1.1" ePaper Node - Powered by Light and a Supercap and thus battery-free
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