The link to NavSpark project came from our Submit page and it looks interesting: it’s cheap and well done. Here’s a video: NavSpark is a small, powerful, breadboard-friendly, 32bit development board that is Arduino compatible, with a world class GPS receiver as on-board peripheral, and under $15. There is also NavSpark-BD, a variant model having…
A super low cost Arduino clone: seems that these guys put a lot of effort in optimizing for cost. Could make sense for some of you: Someone launched a low-cost Arduino-clone board project on Indiegogo before, which meet the needs of many users of low-cost mainboard. As we can see, actually the main control chip…
Ever once in a while a good 3d printer project that is committed to be really open source and hackable comes up. The overall setup of the DeltaTrix printer is very similar to that of our amazing 3Drag (repetier, modded Marlin firmware, etc…) Main features: Linear delta robot layout provides a mechanically simple motion platform for…
The ABXY is an interesting expression of a super niche project (heavy Xbox gamers). It’s basically a “rapidfire and Macro platrform” for (hacked) Xbox controllers. It is a hardware board that can be installed inside a controller and the software needed to program the board. ABXY uses the Arduino bootloader to upload programs onto your controller…
I spent ten minutes on the project page but, honestly, I still don’t really understand what’s all about: The Matter Meter Wave is different than other electronic devices because it engages the user with their surroundings and draws attention to its material support. It does this in several ways; by requiring that the user direct…
This project once again demonstrates that cheap and componentized hardware plus open source software can innovate almost every sector. Although there’s no mention of Open Source Hardware here, the guys are committed to develop open source software on top of that. FlexVolt measures electrical signals in your muscles. Educate, monitor fitness or physical therapy, or…
This post celebrates few of the most incredible Open Source Hardware project from 2013. Most of these projects were crowdfunded, and I believe this tells much about how innovations is funded and encouraged these days. 2013 was a year full of open innovations and 2014 looks largely promising as both huge companies and independent developers…
This very interesting printer was created by a bunch of students. It seems a very cool project, unfortunately enough is not open source 🙁 The Deltaprintr is a new take on efficient, high-resolution 3D printing. Take your designs to new heights! We engineered the Deltaprintr to be simple, efficient, and affordable. We want as many…
This amazing project is both open source hardware and software. We think that’s important to support every open source project that tries to innovate the network infrastructure layer so, if you’re concerned with the internet, go support the project! ORP1 is a high performance networking router that allows you to run a firewall, IPSec VPN (virtual…
Apparently this is the first 3d printer that can be assembled without fasteners. Unfortunately not open source (the hardware). We wanted to design the best 3D printer that will be fast to assemble and to print high quality parts. The assembling process doesn’t required technical background. That will open the door to many users still…
Interesting kickstarter project wants to crowdfund a new and incredibly powerful extruder that can print with lots of materials. Not open source 🙁 A larger and more powerful 3D printer extruder head that will allow additional sizes and types of unique plastic filament to be printed Our project is to develop a new plastic extruder that can…
Truly amazing project on kickstarter! OpenBCI is a versatile and affordable Arduino-compatible, 8-channel EEG platform that gives you access to high-quality, raw EEG data via OpenBCI: An Open Source Brain-Computer Interface For Makers by Joel Murphy & Conor Russomanno — Kickstarter.
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