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This user joined on 06/17/2016.

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A mirror which displays applications, other useful information
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Raspberry Pi Smart Mirror

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An Raspberry Pi powered autonomous motion tracking airsoft turret.
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Motion Tracking Airsoft Turret

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Make your own Raspberry Pi portable arcade console with RetroPie and custom buttons.
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Raspberry Pi Portable Arcade Console

hacker-houseHacker House

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An Arduino/Raspberry Pi powered bartender that mixes drinks for you.
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Automated Bartender

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An internet-connected, servo-driven deadbolt actuator that can be operated remotely using a smartphone
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Smartphone Connected Home Door Lock

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Raspberry Pi Powered Facebook Chatbot
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Raspberry Pi Facebook Chatbot

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My Pages

  • Check out our new house!

    07/19/2016 at 22:20 • 0 comments

    If anyone (in US or Canada) wants the 3d printed shotglass, let me know and I'll ship it out to you.

  • New 3d Printer

    07/01/2016 at 02:43 • 0 comments

    We just got a new 3d printer! It's the Robo 3d R1. Check it out here in our update video:

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Robotic Bartender v1

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Building an HMD with no special parts, to make work easier and safer
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Arduino Glasses a HMD for Multimeter

alain-mauerAlain Mauer

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A printable robot arm, a little bigger than the usual hobby servo once.
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3D Printable Robot Arm

andreas-hoelldorferAndreas Hoelldorfer

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This project is a fancy Clock and weather display built around a monitor and a Raspberry Pi.
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PiClock - A Raspberry Pi Clock & Weather Display

kevin-uhlirKevin Uhlir

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FarmBot is an open-source CNC farming machine and software package built for small scale, hyper local, DIY food production.
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FarmBot - Open-Source CNC Farming

rory-aronsonRory Aronson

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Raspberry Pi car computer with Bluetooth connectivity, OBD-II integration, Arduino, and (obligatory) RGB LEDs.
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RasPi Car Computer

andrewmcdanAndrewMcDan

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A budget 3D printer that is easy to build with basic tools. A closed loop system using optical mice is to be used for greater accuracy.
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Cheap and Easy to Build 3D Printer

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Follow for the 'Hacklet' and latest news about hackaday.io
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lutetiumLutetium

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An open-source ultrasound imaging dev kit side project
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Murgen: open source ultrasound imaging

kelu124kelu124

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TCD1304-based linear CCD module driven by a Nucleo F401RE, an STM32F401 black pill or an STM32F103 blue pill
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Linear CCD module

esben-rosselesben rossel

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How I did to remotely control and monitor my home made Off-grid Photo voltaic System
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My Off-grid Solar System Monitoring

michel-kuenemannMichel Kuenemann

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Cheap, Small, Open Source Servo Controlled Robot Arm
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MeArm - Your Robot

benphenoptixben.phenoptix

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LiFePO4 battery / UPS / power manager for Raspberry Pi
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LiFePO4wered/Pi

patrick-van-oosterwijckPatrick Van Oosterwijck

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A home security/automation system powered by a raspberry pi central server.
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SecurityPi

chris-jonesChris Jones

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Compact, ESP8266 based, battery powered, multi target De-Auth attack implementation.
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Weekend on the Dark Side

rand-druidRand Druid

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A Raspberry Pi based Astrophotography System
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StarPi

chrisChris

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Capture interactive models of magnetic fields with your 3D printer
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3D Magnetic Field Scanner

ted-yapoTed Yapo

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A device for conducting Nuclear Magnetic Resonance experiments at Earth's field
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PyPPM: A Proton Precession Magnetometer for all!

bradley-worleyBradley Worley

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build your own robot in less than one hour!
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Otto DIY

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Thank you for liking and following my #Retro-futuristic automobile control panel project

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