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The Shooting Glove
Project by lee
Microcontroller and sensors in a glove track ammo usage and shooting stats.
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Arduino Smart Watch
Project by Austin Marandos
A very basic yet expandable smart watch based upon Adafruit's 5v Pro Trinket board
- 825
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MicroUSB powered ESP8266 Oled Board
Project by 0miker0
This project is aMicroUSB powered ESP8266 Oled Display. It can be used to display Weather Information or Wifi SSID Information.
- 4.9k
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Homemade OLEDs
Project by Ian Hanschen
Working, polymer-based organic light emitting diodes
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T(iny)OTP
Project by A Logan
Entry for SquareInch competition: TOTP token
- 32
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Poké Decoy
Project by Furrtek
A (very useful) electronic Pokemon whistle decoy to make tall grass fun again.
- 242
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Coffee Timer : OLED + Arduino
Project by robives
Dual timer for accurate measurement of coffee pull using a tiny OLED screen and driven by Arduino
- 4
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Bar-type (wide aspect) LCDs
Project by Ian Hanschen
Adventures with different wide-aspect LCDs (for fun).
- 7
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Dodo: 6502 Game System
Project by Peter Noyes
Handheld Game System featuring the 6502
- 144
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ESP8266 NFC Employee Clocking
Project by David Lizárraga
A basic employee clocking using NFC using a restful API in Java.
- 14
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Keychain USB password manager
Project by Sam P
Tired of remembering passwords, and unable to install a traditional password manager? This may be the device for you.
- 381
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DATALOGGER w/ PT100 DRIVER
Project by Malte Müller
The logger has an OLED to show the status and to set the amount of measurements and the delay between them.
- 2
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RPi Zero WiFi-Enabled Hardware Password Manager
Project by gir
Codename Hardpass: A Password Manager on the Raspberry Pi Zero...suffering featuritis.
- 6.9k
- 112

Heating control system for biogas fermentors
Project by Robert
Heating bath temperature controller.
- 15
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ESP8266 + OLED Display
Project by Pete Hoffswell
An exercise of connecting the ESP-12 DevKit board running nodemcu to a 4 pin I2C OLED Display
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