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Build cool things with M10. For starters, you can build a Lego Monster Truck with it. For more fun, how about home automation through DTMF?
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Play FPGA like Arduino

Changyi GuChangyi Gu

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SOLARIS-1 IS AN AUTONOMOUS AND ENERGY INDEPENDENT ROBOT TO CLEAN LARGE SOLAR ARRAYS AND MAINTAIN ITS MAX EFFICIENCY EVERY DAY .
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INCREASING SOLAR EFFICIENCY

aryaman bansalaryaman bansal

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A 3-D printed boat that uses an APM autopilot for autonomous operations. Designed for citizen scientists to make oceanographic measurements.
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n3m0 the autonomous boat

Mike HoldenMike Holden

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The Staircane will enable people who need a walker to easily climb up and down stairs of any size.
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Staircane

JimJim

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A custom device used to attach live bait to a drone.
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Drone Fishing Rig

AndrewNAndrewN

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Open source & connected universal robot platform. ROS-powered. Sensors: LIDAR, camera, IMU, encoders, distance sensors. 4 DC motors.
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ROSbot - autonomous robot platform

HusarionHusarion

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A robot built for my Extended Project, that autonomously improves its gait using a mimetic approach to optimisation
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Learning Crawler

Classic Hill-KingClassic Hill-King

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32x64 led screen display clock,sd card file list and scroll display file name.
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32x64 led screen display clock,sd card file list

AresAres

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Autonomous robot that scans floors for radioactive contamination, saves the data, and then dumps it to a smartphone via BLE.
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NukeBot

kaikai

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I'm going to show that pencil is a conductor in a parallel series.
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Pencil is a conductor

MallikarchitMallikarchit

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RoboToons Robot Theater character showing off the power of the RoboGuts™ circuit board R2Pv1.com
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miniPINGbot 1K Byte Demo

Walt PerkoWalt Perko

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The most integrated FPGA module as of 2017
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The 'Configum-2' FPGA module

KnivDKnivD

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A three-servo hexapod walking robot powered by Raspberry Pi
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KEMBot

kurimawxx00kurimawxx00

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An opensource, hackable transporting system for disabled and/or elderly people
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Rolly MacRollface

TilloTillo

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Simple two-wheel robot built with lasercut LOFI blocks and Arduino compatible LOFI Brain controller
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Rover robot

LOFI RobotLOFI Robot

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3d printed chopper housing for my nixie clock
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Chopper Nixie Clock

DarioDario

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Universal Robotic Unmanned System
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URUS

Hiroshi TakeyHiroshi Takey

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Assemble and Program Kuman Wi-Fi Robot with Camera and Manipulator
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Kuman Wi-Fi Robot with Camera and Manipulator

Boian MitovBoian Mitov

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Open Platform for Autonomous VEhicle Systems
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O'PAVES

AdaCoreAdaCore

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The Future of Low Impact Fitness
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Up-Ride

Joseph ProsnitzJoseph Prosnitz

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A robotic hound that can map, navigate, and interact autonomously
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Houndbot

monkeyiqmonkeyiq

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This is the obvious next step to the Fidget Spinner, and the last project involving one. I promise.
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POV Fidget Spinner

Sean HodginsSean Hodgins

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Mobility for families to enable active lifestyles
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RoadRunner - Powered Running Stroller

Andrew ClinkAndrew Clink

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A WiFi enabled guitar pedal that allows you to record and auto uploads the tracks to the cloud for sharing, collaborations and edits.
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IoT Guitar Recording Pedal - RiffNet

Matt EvertsMatt Everts

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