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A solar-powered node that stores energy in a supercapacitor, wake-ups regularly, measures different parameters, and sends them to a gateway
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Wireless solar-powered sensor node

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A 1 square inch PCB module with 2 tiny solar cells, a highly efficient Li-Ion charger and with 3.3V and 1.8V output
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Finally a mouse that can be freely changed, fixed and upgraded suit the user.
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I always wanted a large, affordable E-Ink screen to play around with. This board talks to cheap E-Reader replacement screens with an ESP32.
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EPDiy: 9.7"/6" E-Paper controller

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nRF52 Smartwatch from Scratch
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The tree of life is a very popular wire sculpture, but this design is different since it has LED's to the end of branches to light it up.
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Freeform tree of life with LED's

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This small vacuum chamber made of 3D printed parts helps to pull the air bubbles out of epoxy molded parts.
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A clock, capable of running 100 years or more.
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Clock for a century

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My self-designed workbench for home electronic lab.
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DIY electronics design workbench

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Using an ESP8266 programmed with the Arduino IDE to drive voltmeters to make a clock
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Tiny, solar-powered gaming console driven by an ATtiny10 with a firmware of just 780 bytes.
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ST7789 and ST7735 Breakout Board
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Universal IPS Display Breakout Board

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A tiny version of the GPS Wall Clock
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An ergonomic low-profile 65% keyboard.
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Turbot Keyboard

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My entry for the Mouser and MacroFAB Blink An LED competition. Blinking modules that interact with each other.
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Blink An LED Entry: BlinkIR

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A clock that uses time quotes from literature to tell the time on a Raspberry pi 7 inch display
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Literature clock

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DIY Maker QuickHelper

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Minimal macro keyboard
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Why do some piezo elements have three wires?
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ridoluc wrote 10/18/2020 at 11:27 • point

thanks for following RunTinyRun https://hackaday.io/project/175063-runtinyrun

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