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Arduino-based telemetry system for RC models, supporting multiple sensors and transmitter protocols.
A DIY smart watch built on the M5Stick ESP32 development board.
Example sketches for building DIY HomeMatic-compatible 1-channel remote controls using Arduino and the AskSinPP library.
A DIY production intercom system using Mumble voice chat server and Raspberry Pi beltpacks for full-duplex communication over WiFi.
A sandbox for building and testing FPV (First Person View) drone video and telemetry systems using OpenIPC firmware.
Emulates Belkin WeMo devices on ESP32 with MicroPython to enable Amazon Echo/Alexa control of DIY smart home devices.
A MIDI synthesizer kit that turns a Game Boy Color into a multitimbral instrument controlled via MIDI.
A MicroPython driver for the TEA5767 FM radio module, enabling DIY FM radio projects on ESP8266, ESP32, and Raspberry Pi Pico.
An ESP8266-based device that emulates the Gameboy Printer to wirelessly retrieve images from a Gameboy Camera.
Stream 5.8GHz analog video from RX5808 receivers to web browsers using a Raspberry Pi and USB capture device.
An open-source pocket synthesizer with a custom hardware design and firmware.
A MicroPython-based air quality monitoring system using PMS5003 sensor and WiPy development board.
An open-source 360-degree antenna tracker for FPV systems with continuous rotation and multiple telemetry protocol support.
Open-source hardware designs and addons for the OpenAVRc RC transmitter project, including shields, switches, sensors, and long-range modules.
A mini arcade system that runs classic games on a 64x64 LED matrix with RP2040 hardware or as a PyGame desktop emulator.
DIY rotating platform controlled via Wi-Fi using an ESP32 and MicroPython with a web interface.
A low-cost air quality monitor using an SDS011 particulate sensor and ESP8266 microcontroller, programmed with MicroPython.
An FM walkie-talkie system using the RDA5820N radio module for wireless audio communication.
A MicroPython-based frequency generator for Raspberry Pi Pico that creates vibrations on solenoids or speakers for wave experimentation.
A Raspberry Pi system that uses a BBC Micro:Bit as a wireless temperature sensor for environmental monitoring.
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