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This is more than just a temperature/humidity sensor with an OLED screen - it is a multi-sensor platform for all your ha sensor needs!
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Kube Multi Sensor Platform

b-kB K

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A guide on proper PCB bring-up. Avoid pitfalls and issues and speed up the process with some hacks!
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How to bring-up a PCB

bhavesh-kakwaniBhavesh Kakwani

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Changed cause of supplies avalible
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Halo Armor

walkerdevWalkerDev

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Like a Bus Pirate with more features and protocol support
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Byte Theif

avrAVR

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Twitch forces its user with electric shocks to play a computer game perfectly.
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Twitch

peter-buczkowskiPeter Buczkowski

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An open source inexpensive function generator
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Inexpensive function generator

dl101DL101

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Turn an old servo into a "forever flashlight"
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Servo Generator Light

ted-yapoTed Yapo

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Do you miss those old small devices in your palm? Don't be sad, you can always build your own!
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SDA - The best new PDA

brtnstbrtnst

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A cable-less connection for stepper motor control, using Forth
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ESP8266 Stepper Driver

rigtigRigTig

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The wise kitchen helps individuals with different capabilities meet their dietary goals
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Wise Kitchen Initiative; Novitiate Candy Cooker

bill-smithBill Smith

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I've built a table, functioning as a PC case with water cooling
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table case

djiriodDjiriod

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One key keybaord
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tinyKey

alexAlex

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Nobody likes stupid VR. FPV is da shits.
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DIY Box Goggles for Cheap FPV

actualdragonActualDragon

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Variable 15W hot multi tool with soldering iron, hot knife, needle, spade, and scooper tips! USB rechargeable!
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Cordless Touch Controlled Soldering Iron

isaacporrasisaacporras

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My parents lost the bearing cap on their car. Our car service station couldn't get the part because the car is to old... So i made the part
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Renault JE wheel bearing cap

florian-knoppFlorian Knopp

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Our dishwasher broke and we modeled and 3D printed a part to fix it well before it could be delivered.
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Fixing a Broken Frigidaire Dishwasher Dispenser

billchurchbillchurch

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3D-scanning of the environment with a cheap lidar module with fast movements for semi-random pixel updates instead of linewise updates.
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LidarEye: fast 3D-scanning

jantharJanThar

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A remote controller and receiver for radio-controlled model vehicles. Based upon Arduino UNO and cheap 433Mhz modules
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DIY remote controller for RC vehicles

clovis-fritzenClovis Fritzen

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Manufacture support for OSHW projects.
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Lets make OSHW more successful!

fredrik-hgbergFredrik Högberg

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Simple Breakout Board with Winbond Flash Onboard connected SPI1, Pins for SPI-LCD on SPI2 to transfer ColorFonts and BigFonts between them.
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Stm32f103 LCD Breakout

schuppSchupp

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Flip-Flop design with just one transistor. Nice for transistor-CPU's ! The principle can also be used for vacuum tube flipflops.
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One Transistor FlipFlop

roelhroelh

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Tiny development kits with ARM MCUs
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DIL Dev Kits

vlkvlk

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Make your own fiber optic sensors
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DIY fiber optic sensors, again

jaromirsukubajaromir.sukuba

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Basically my iron man armor for hackaday prize 2018
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Iron man armor (Hackaday prize edition)

walkerdevWalkerDev

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