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Here is a great project to undertake if you plan on going to a Hardware/Python meetup, or planning to go to your local Makerfaire. Make a wearable electronic badge, which is based on a Raspberry Pi Zero and a PaPiRus pHAT eInk display. You can follow the steps below to make one of the…
Infinity cubes and icosahedrons are things that have always caught my eye. They however always seemed quite hard to make, because of the relative complex frame. This infinity cube, however, has a frame that is printed in one piece. Making the build a lot stronger and easier than most other projects. The…
Kobol fell short of its previous $110K funding goal on Kickstarter, but it fulfilled the last of its Kickstarter orders in January. The company is now running its own funding campaign to manufacture a second 500-unit batch. Now there’s a Helios4 Basic Kit for $176.12 that includes the SBC only and a Full Kit with…
Axios Open Source Modular Ergonomic Keyboard is coming soon on Crowd Supply: we are following this project since a while and it looks like they’re about to launch (promised news after Seattle’s Mini Maker Faire that was at the end of march). via Axios Open Source Modular Ergonomic Keyboard | Crowd Supply. Build it yourself…
UDOO, the open source board for development, recently launched a contest to help you get to Maker Faire Rome: Post your UDOO project on our website by the 7th of September and it may be exhibited in the UDOO booth @ Makerfaire Rome But, that’s not all! The UDOOer of this project may also participate,…
THE TACTIGON is a portable and wearable device with 3D motion sensors on board. You can use the board for different applications like human machine interaction, virtual reality and motion tracking. THE TACTIGON board uses IMU sensors. IMUs are often incorporated into Inertial Navigation Systems which utilize the raw IMU measurements to calculate attitude, angular…
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