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syncBlink (formerly known as muRLi)
Project by Gerrit
syncBlink is a wireless connected mesh of LED nodes which are synchronously reacting to music/sound. Using a EEPROM cartridge for scripting.
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Smart cube
Project by flokain
Smart Cube triggers an event on the Internet everytime it is tilted. It aims to be the IOT Cube anyone can Afford, Build and Configure (ABC)
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Let it snow!
Project by DKos_
Is this winter without snow? Let's make a lot of snow!
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Tiny WiFi Busy Light
Project by Jon
The smallest minimum-viable WiFi connected Busy Light
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Miniature Digital Photo Frame
Project by shivasiddharth
Minimalist simple pocket sized digital photo frame
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LED Ping Pong Board
Project by AdroitConfusion
An Arduino project featuring a WEMOS D1 Mini, ESP8266, and 500+ Ping Pong balls.
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Lovebox
Project by Lisa
DIY project to lasercut a lovebox on your own (see https://en.lovebox.love/), which would cost almost $100.
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Flower Infinity Mirror
Project by Lisa
infinity mirror in flower shape to have colorful flowers all year round
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$5 WiFi Busy Light - 2021 HaD Prize Entry
Project by Jon
The smallest WiFi connected Busy Light can be placed anywhere in the house and even battery powered!
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Day Clock
Project by Jon
Sometimes we just need to know what day it is
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Uncanny Eye Pendant with ESP8266 and TFT display F
Project by vishal soni
I made an uncanny eye pendant, which is scary at first sight. In the pendant, a real-looking eye mimics a real human eye which looks cool.
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ESP-8266 based wireless sensor
Project by Charles Alves
Wireless esp-8266 based temperature, air humidity and air pressure sensor.
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Motor Shield Reprogramming
Project by deʃhipu
Create and flash new firmware for the WeMos D1 Mini Motor Shield.
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WheelyClock
Project by Richard Deininger
A clock on a wheel for the office
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Cloudy McCloudface
Project by Wilfried Nesensohn
Everything's moving to the cloud. So does this weather-forecast display.
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