Pretty ambitious project that is exploring open source kitchens! Amazing stuff: The World’s Most Advanced Intelligent Cooking Device Remember the last time you burnt your food because you just quickly wanted to check your emails? Or that evening you came home hungry, sick of convenience and take-out food but with no intentions either to do…
Pretty cool project! Despite we suspect is asking a little bit too much money! The Dream With mass production, there is a low cost robot for everyone to own. This is a similar concept of IKEA robot. Mark II is adopting 2 mm aluminum alloy (6061) cut with CNC. In effort of lowering the total cost…
Interesting IoT, Smart Home DIY solution that is characterized by ultra low cost modules: We want to build a low-cost, open source wireless data acquisition platform for anyone. The goal is to produce as many as possible boards, to get the cost as low as €5 per Node and €1 per RaspberryPi Expansion Board. We…
An incredibly small board at your fingertip: raising funds on Indiegogo! A 100% Arduino IDE compatible, 32KB USB development board small enough to fit on your fingertips and cheap enough to leave in any project. Having used several development boards over the years we soon realized that most of them are designed to be used…
From some time now. a group of amazing folks is trying to take over the risk of bee colony collapse. This is an important project, that deserves your support! PS: we a re wrangling with the idea to interview the team: stay tuned! The Open Source Beehives project wants to crowd-source a solution to the…
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…
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…
Stampomatica is a desktop mini-press that works with 3D-printed plates: you can print your letterpress projects at home from any design. This project was Maker of Merit at Rome Maker Faire, it’s also an opensource project and definitely deserves your support! via Stampomatica, 3D letterpress at hand | Indiegogo.
Berlin shows once again it’s becoming the place for hardware products innovation. Sadly this is not an opensource project but you can surely get inspired guys! Panono is a throwable panoramic ball camera, which captures everything in every direction for amazing 72 megapixel, 360° X 360° full-spherical panoramic images. via Panono: Panoramic Ball Camera |…
Ok, there is plenty of open source 3Dprinters (starting from our amazing, super professional and stable 3Drag) but this printer is really cute and incredibly simple(despite we can’t say about stability and performances), so we thought it was worth supporting, see the assembly video: A “real” open source reprap kit aimed to be the simplest…
A cool Education Prokect is rising money on Indidegogo, with a book, experimentation boards and all: including private lessons! From the Italian Alberto Piganti. A well curated project that you may enjoy supporting (already got the needed funding though!) BE MAKER! KIT plus FREE lessons on electronics, from Zero to Internet of Things |…
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