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A Raspberry-Pi powered DIY Inspection Robot for Sewer Line Inspection
YouTuber Stargate System turned a frustrating sewer pipe issue into an opportunity for innovation by creating a custom inspection robot.… |
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From Pico 2 to Pico 2 W: Raspberry Pi Pico 2W Launched at $7
A few months back we were all excited to hear the news of the all-new Raspberry Pi Pico 2 along with their new RP2350 MCU lineup release. Although… |
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ESP32 Rainbow: An Opensource, Modular IoT Development Platform
CMG Research has introduced ESP32 Rainbow, a playful yet powerful IoT development board designed for makers, hobbyists, and developers looking to… |
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BLEShark Nano: Pocket-Sized Wireless Pen Testing Tool
InfiShark Tech, an Ontario-based company announced their new product called BLEShark Nano, a pocket-sized penetration testing tool for Bluetooth… |
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From Retro to Modern: A Solar-Powered BEAM Bot with Minimal Components
During the late 1990s and early 2000s, BEAM bots gained immense popularity among hobbyists and tinkerers, captivating the DIY robotics community… |
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Zeroth Bot: An Opensource RISC-V Powered Humanoid Robot
The pursuit of creating robots that closely resemble humans has captivated our imaginations for years. In the past decade, significant… |
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Wireless Ouija Board: A Modern Twist on a Classic Dorm Room Favorite
Ouija board—a classic staple of college dorm rooms and late-night gatherings! Many of us remember the thrill of gathering friends, turning off the… |
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CodeCell: A Tiny ESP32 Development Board for Micro Applications
Microbots has introduced the CodeCell, a tiny ESP32-based development board with a footprint of just 18.5mm square, designed for makers, educators… |
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3D Printing Electronics: Is the Future of Electronics Going to Be Semiconductor-Free?
Researchers at MIT have made a significant development in electronics with the development of a fully 3D-printed, presenting… |
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WijiBoard: A Real-Life 'Ouija' Board Powered by ESP32
A maker recently unveiled their latest project, the WijiBoard—a real-life version of a Ouija board powered by an ESP32 module. This open-source… |
