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American Constitution Candle
Project by sbi.gaijin
Yet another (decidedly tongue-in-cheek) LED candle project. This one takes textual input to produce a semi-random flicker effect.
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N1KDO "naught" timer
Project by otterson
ID timer for amateur radio. Does not actually get you on the "naught", but does indicate that you need to ID every 10 minutes
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CGA Clock
Project by Mark Jeronimus
Binary clock with a bit of help from CGA colors
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HIZ
Project by matseng
Human Infected Zombie - A one square inch multiplayer game with IR communications
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USBreadboardIT
Project by WallaceIT
Breadboard-compatible USB PIC16F1455 board
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AT26-Chuck
Project by danjovic
Adapter for playing Atari 2600 with Wii Nunchuck, with or without the accelerometers
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PICTIL
Project by Alex
Remake of the TIL311 hex LED display with recent technology.
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Cortex DSP instructions on MIPS
Project by J. Ian Lindsay
A feasibility study of porting the ARM Cortex instruction set to comparable routines for MIPS
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Microchip PIC Arduino based programmer
Project by jaromir.sukuba
I love to program programmers. Yo dawg...
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XMAStar
Project by hkdcsf
Because we all love blinking LEDs.
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BlueCar - Android/Bluetooth controlled RC car
Project by Michel Kuenemann
Control an RC car with your Android phone or tablet
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MQTT WiFi controlled mains halogen dimmer
Project by Marc Spoorendonk
MQTT WiFi controlled mains halogen dimmer that can be controlled by rotary controller or from home automation (OpenHab) by PIC and ESP8266
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Restful IO
Project by Gorky
A developer friendly way of analog digital io via restful web services & usb
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IoT, PIC G.as A.ir S.niffer
Project by mosaicmerc
Developing wearable gear for hazardous gas detection using PIC preprocessing and modular sensors kits
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RPi Rock Paper Scissors - A Dumb PIC vs. AVR Arena
Project by Toiletron
Using a Raspberry Pi to act as a referee for an RPS battle between the eternal PIC and AVR holy war! (at least until the shotgun wedding...)
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